Freedom Holding Corp., a Nasdaq-listed fintech company founded by Timur Turlov, nearly doubled its client base over the past year – a figure that today explains better than any declarations why the Freedom ecosystem continues to scale. The total number of clients of companies within the holding increased to 7.2 million and, including partner services within the ecosystem’s perimeter, exceeded 11 million users.
“In fintech, it’s impossible to grow for long if you’re not solving real problems for people. Clients stay with us not because of the brand, but because it’s convenient, fast, and easy to understand,” notes the founder and CEO of Freedom Holding Corp., Timur Turlov.
Freedom Holding: The Client at the Center of the Ecosystem
Over the past year, Freedom Holding has demonstrated growth in its client base across nearly all business lines. As of the third quarter of fiscal year 2026:
- 828,000 clients use brokerage services (+145,000),
- Insurance companies serve 1.2 million people,
- Banking services are used by 4.5 million clients (+1.956 million),
- The Freedom SuperApp audience grew to 4.3 million users (+1.2 million),
- Non-financial services reach 697,000 clients.
For millions of clients, Freedom Holding has become the first entry point into the world of investments and digital finance – without complex terminology or fragmented services. The holding company consistently lowers the entry barrier by integrating brokerage, banking, and non-financial products into a single ecosystem, adapting digital solutions to local markets, and investing in financial education.
As a result, users gain access to global capital markets and modern digital services in a familiar and easy-to-understand environment – regardless of language, level of financial literacy, or geography. This combination of simplicity, scale, and trust largely explains why Freedom’s client base is growing faster than the market.
Financial Stability Is the Foundation of Trust
Audience growth is accompanied by strong financial performance. In the third quarter, the holding’s revenue increased to $628.6 million, while net profit nearly doubled to $76.2 million. For the first nine months, revenue reached $1.69 billion, and diluted earnings per share amounted to $2.38.
Total assets of Freedom Holding Corp. at the end of the reporting quarter reached $12.38 billion, which is 25% higher than at the end of the previous fiscal year. A significant factor in this growth was the increase in client funds held in brokerage accounts, which is an indication of the high level of trust in the platform.
Scalable Geography
Today, Freedom Holding operates in 21 jurisdictions, consistently expanding its international presence. Last year, the company obtained a license in the UAE, opened a subsidiary bank in Tajikistan, and plans to launch a bank in Georgia this year. Also in focus is the acquisition of a bank in Turkey.
Technologies and Infrastructure of the Future
A separate strategic focus is on investment in telecom infrastructure and data centers. The funds raised are planned to be directed toward expanding capacity for working with global cloud providers, including Amazon and Microsoft.
Kazakhstan is viewed as a key digital hub for the region. Here, the holding is participating in the creation of a sovereign artificial intelligence center together with Nvidia, developing satellite communications, and advancing educational initiatives – including providing AI tools to tens of thousands of teachers.
Recognition From Global Investors
International capital markets also support Freedom’s growth trajectory. The holding’s shares are included in the Russell 3000 index and the flagship portfolio of The Motley Fool Moneyball. Investment giant BlackRock has become the second-largest shareholder of the holding, and S&P has improved its outlook for the group’s companies.
Nearly doubling its client base over the year, combined with strong financial performance and active international expansion, shows that Freedom Holding Corp. is building a large-scale digital ecosystem focused on long-term client trust.
