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Webull expands into Asia-Pacific with Thai acquisition

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What happened

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Webull acquired roughly 99.36% of Pi Securities Public Company Limited, a deal that closed on August 31 after Thai regulators approved it. Webull paid approximately US$100 million for the subsidiary. The company, which is listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange, reported that its revenue reached nearly $500 million in 2025 and maintains zero long-term debt. The company now aims for the combined Thai business to hold THB 200 billion in customer assets.

From insidermonkey.com

Why it matters

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The acquisition demonstrates Webull's strategy to expand into Asia-Pacific markets and monetize its growing user base. Analysts have noted that the company's strong financial foundation and high return on equity support ambitious international mergers and acquisitions. Webull is a direct market rival to Interactive Brokers.

From insidermonkey.com, tickerreport.com, aol.com

Who's involved

  • WebullU.S.-based financial services company that acquired the Thai subsidiary
  • NasdaqThe American stock exchange where Webull is publicly traded
  • Interactive BrokersAmerican multinational brokerage firm that competes with Webull

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    Increased competitive pressure in the APAC market might affect the sales of Robinhood.

  • Interactive BrokersSpeculative

    Increased competitive pressure in the APAC market could affect the revenue of Interactive Brokers.

How it developed

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  1. Webull acquired a subsidiary in Thailand.1 source
  2. Webull stock surged on Nasdaq while rival Interactive Brokers slid.1 source
  3. Webull listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange.1 source
  4. Webull is now listed on the Nasdaq exchange.2 sources
  5. Webull has been listed on the Nasdaq exchange.1 source
  6. Webull listed on the stock exchange.1 source

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