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Webull aims to double premium subscribers and expand B2B platform in 2026 as AI drives platform growth

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Webull aims to double premium subscribers and expand B2B platform in 2026 as AI drives platform growth Earnings Call Insights: Webull Corporation (BULL) Q4 2025 MANAGEMENT VIEW * Anthony Michael Denier, President & Director, highlighted "strong progress and returns for our first full year as a public company," emphasiz…
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  • Non-U.S. broker-dealers have more than doubled the amount of incoming flow over the course of 2025

    80% confidence
  • Webull has more than 760,000 funded accounts outside the U.S.

    80% confidence
  • Webull Premium has reached 102,000 subscribers by year-end, surpassing the 100,000 target

    80% confidence
  • Webull aims to double premium subscriber base in the coming year (2026) while continuing to enhance the product with additional features

    80% confidence
  • January 2026 is probably the second best month in company history since inception, and Q1 2026 is certainly looking strong

    80% confidence
  • Webull recorded revenue of $571 million in 2025, representing 46% growth from 2024, driven by record trading volumes across all asset categories

    80% confidence
  • Prediction markets are not going to be any part of Webull's core business going forward

    80% confidence
  • B2B relationships are not attributable to net deposits; those net deposits are purely coming from retail, though crypto is included because crypto business is only attributed to retail

    80% confidence
  • Customer assets reached $24.6 billion, an 81% increase from 2024

    80% confidence
  • Vega currently assists 1.2 million global users each week with 10% of weekly active users deploying the tool to answer over 10 million questions since creation

    80% confidence
  • In Q4 2025, Webull generated total revenue of $165.2 million, representing 50% year-over-year growth, reflecting continued strength across both trading and interest-related income streams

    80% confidence
  • Q4 marketing expense was higher and primarily focused on acquiring high-net-worth active trading customers, but Q1 marketing costs are expected to be much lighter than Q4

    80% confidence
  • Webull will continue to be very focused on investing in growth, primarily in organic growth as we see a lot of opportunities in our current space

    80% confidence
  • Webull expects to bring digital asset licenses online in multiple new markets in the coming year (2026)

    80% confidence
  • Webull is poised to bring solutions to brokerage firms, high-net-worth individuals, family offices and wealth advisers through B2B platform expansion

    80% confidence
  • Webull will continue to invest in customer acquisition and AUM growth while keeping an eye on marketing spend as a percentage of revenue

    80% confidence
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