- Robinhood has gained a net profit of 3 cents per share in 2023 Q4, though analysts estimated a loss of $0.01.
- Q4 marks the second profitable quarter since Robinhood’s launch, with a net revenue growth of 24%.
- Despite 2022 Q4’s loss of $166 million, 2023 Q4 marked a gain of $30 million in net income.
In an astounding revelation, financial giant Robinhood unearthed the remarkable 24% growth in the company’s net revenue in the fourth quarter of 2023. The report marked 2023 Q4 as the second profitable quarter since the launch of the platform.
Though the analysts previously predicted that the company would face a loss of $0.01 per share, Robinhood announced a surprise profit of 3 cents. Surpassing analysts’ estimation of $457 million, Robinhood amassed a net revenue of $471 million in the last quarter of 2023.
Overall, 2023 marked a profitable year, with the Q4 standing appreciable. The quarter gained a net income of $30 million, which is noteworthy compared to 2022 Q4’s net loss of $166 million. Acknowledging the company’s notable growth, Jason Warnick, the company’s Chief Financial Officer, commented,
Looking at revenues, with the current macro backdrop, we’re finding for strong growth in 2024, driven by continued 20-plus percent net deposit growth, increasing gold adoption, double-digit gains and trading market share.
Reportedly, Robinhood exhibited a year-over-year (YoY) growth of 24% in total net revenues. While the net interest revenues surged to $236 million, exhibiting a YoY growth of 41%, the transaction-based revenues saw an 8% uplift. The crypto revenues alone marked $43 million for the quarter. In addition, the platform’s trading market share jumped 14% and 19% for equities and options, respectively.
Further, Warnick shared his optimistic outlook on the upcoming years, adding that the declining interest rates are a positive sign. He added, “We think 2024 is the year when we’ll see interest rates shift from being a headwind for our business growth into a tailwind.”
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