MKTX
NASDAQ · Financial Services · Financial - Capital Markets · US
Next report
Analyst consensus
- Next report date
- Nov 6, 2026
- EPS estimate
- $1.95
- Revenue estimate
- $219.8M
Latest reported
- Last report date
- Aug 7, 2026
- EPS actual
- $1.95
- EPS estimate
- $1.85
- Revenue actual
- $218.0M
- Revenue estimate
- $216.7M
Track record
Trailing twelve quarters
- EPS beats (12Q)
- 11
- EPS misses (12Q)
- 1
- EPS in line (12Q)
- 0
- Avg surprise (4Q)
- +5.0%
- Revenue beats (12Q)
- 1
Analyst ratings
Sell-side consensus
- Consensus
- Hold
- Price target
- $149
- PT range
- $128 – $170
- Analysts
- 8
Q1 FY2026 · May 7, 2026
AI summary of management’s prepared remarks and analyst Q&A · For informational purposes only, not investment advice
Management highlights
- Execution of long-term strategy in Q1 with strong financial results.
- Enhanced market access advantage by expanding global network, enhancing liquidity, and using AI on proprietary data and analytics.
- Rollout of new enhanced X-Pro front end changing client experience.
- Continued investment in technology modernization, including hiring Chief Technology Officer Will Kwan.
- Strong progress in new initiatives across three strategic channels, including record credit automation trading volume, growth in block trading, portfolio trading, and dealer-initiated trading.
Segment performance
Total revenue grew by 12% to a record $233 million. Product areas outside U.S. credit had very strong 20% growth. Services revenue grew 10%. Emerging markets franchise generated $20 million in incremental revenue over the trailing 12 months, representing 68% of total credit incremental variable commission revenue. In the first quarter, EM franchise expanded its global client network to a record 1,547 active client firms and 3,410 international active client traders, with total trading volumes up 30% to record levels, hard currency revenue up 15%, local markets revenue up 56%.
Analyst Q&A
Q: Talked about competition in non-U.S. business and momentum.
A: International business driven by emerging market and Euro bond business, block volume up in EM and Eurobond, portfolio trading up in Eurobond, dealer business up in Eurobond; EM has little competition on electronic trading side except Bloomberg, Eurobond has Bloomberg and TradeWeb as competition.
Q: Digged into April commentary.
A: April saw slowdown due to holidays, geopolitical activity leading to volatility drop, return to new issue market with high new issuance; saw return of high activity at month end, broke high yield PT records, and launching new issue solution pilot in May.
Q: Elaborated on new issue trading solution.
A: Partnered with Directbooks, pilot in late May, provides access to new issue calendar, pricing info, allows clients to submit indications of interest, and will have streamlined single two-way pricing in second half; closing auction launched late 2025, saw over $11B in auction orders, 12 active buy-side clients and 4 active dealers.
Q: Expanded on success of new initiatives in European and international markets and U.S. application.
A: International markets still early in electronification, block trading in EM smashed records, dealer business up in EM; in U.S., block trading and PT volume growing, Mid-X dealer solution launched earlier in Europe and EM, seeing growth in U.S.
Q: Expanded on leveraging AI.
A: Have best source data in fixed income, not selling good data, investing in AI for real-time data, product and execution solutions, portfolio optimization, protocol suggestion, and tech modernization, with CTO bringing cloud and AI experience
Reported results against consensus at the time of each report · Surprise is computed from the estimate on record · Data as of Nov 6, 2026