XTB shares hit record high on Germany, Spain options launch

XTB Hits All-Time High as Options Trading Expands to Germany and Spain

XTB shares climbed to an all-time high of 97.97 zlotys after launching options trading in Germany and Spain. The Polish broker now offers American-style options on 110 U.S. stocks and ETFs, with plans to expand across Europe. A shareholder vote on dividends and employee incentives is set for May 8.

XTB Hits All-Time High as Options Trading Expands to Germany and Spain

XTB shares touched an all-time high of 97.97 zlotys on Tuesday after the Polish broker launched options trading in Germany and Spain.

The stock rose 2%, breaking the previous record of 96.94 zlotys set on March 10.

Clients in both countries can now trade American-style options on 110 U.S. stocks and ETFs, including zero-days-to-expiry contracts. Fractional options are also available.

Spain matters here. The country’s regulator banned CFD advertising in 2024, so options give XTB a new product to market without breaking rules. Spain accounts for roughly 10% of XTB’s revenue.

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“We’ll keep expanding options to more European markets,” CEO Omar Arnaout said.

Unlike U.S. platforms, XTB only lets clients buy options — not write them. That limits risk for beginners but also caps revenue.

The company’s May 8 shareholder meeting will vote on an employee bonus plan and a proposed dividend of 4.07 zlotys per share.

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