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Freedom Holding Corp. operates as a multinational diversified financial services and technology holding company with brokerage, banking, insurance and other digital-service businesses. News about FRHC commonly covers financial results, brokerage account balances, insurance premium trends, bank ratings, and expansion of its financial and digital ecosystem across countries including Kazakhstan and the United States.
Company updates also address Freedom Bank, Freedom Broker, Freedom Life, Freedom insurance, the SuperApp, telecommunications, online payments, e-commerce, ticketing, travel and lifestyle services, and technology acquisitions such as ChessBase. Capital actions and governance communications appear when the company reports common stock matters or shareholder events.
Freedom Holding Corp (NASDAQ:FRHC) announced the acquisition of ChessBase, a leading chess software, data and content platform, on April 16, 2026. The company plans to invest approximately €5 million to modernize the platform, deploy artificial intelligence, and integrate it into Freedom Holding's digital ecosystem.
ChessBase will remain headquartered in Hamburg with its core team intact; no job cuts are planned and additional hires are expected. Freedom Holding cites access to its 11 million clients across more than 20 countries to expand ChessBase's reach.
Freedom Holding Corp (Nasdaq: FRHC) said on April 9, 2026 it is considering an offering of common stock in Kazakhstan. The potential offering, if pursued, would be conducted outside the United States under Regulation S. This is not an offer to U.S. persons and the securities would not be registered under the Securities Act.
Freedom Holding Corp (Nasdaq: FRHC) subsidiary Freedom Bank Kazakhstan received its first long-term deposit rating of Ba3 with a stable outlook from Moody’s on March 18, 2026. Moody’s cited solid capitalization, rapid customer and deposit growth, and development of retail and digital businesses.
The rating reflects the bank’s role in Freedom Holding’s integrated financial and digital ecosystem, a high-growth business-model transformation, and plans to diversify income, expand lending, and scale the SuperApp user base (5 million users; projected 8 million by year-end). The parent also holds a B- S&P rating with stable outlook.
Freedom Holding Corp. (Nasdaq:FRHC) agreed to acquire 99.32% of Turkish Bank A.Ş. from Özyol Holding and National Bank of Kuwait, subject to Turkish regulatory approval. The deal excludes TurkishBank Group units in the UK and Cyprus.
Freedom plans technological modernization, digital expansion via its SuperApp and integration of banking, brokerage, and payment services; the holding cited a Turkish market of ~90 million people, 11 million existing ecosystem users, and an S&P rating of B- with stable outlook.
Freedom Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: FRHC) reported financial results for the three and nine months ended December 31, 2025, showing asset and equity expansion, strong operating cash flow, and customer growth. Total assets reached $12.38 billion (+25% year-over-year); shareholders' equity rose to $1.40 billion. Net income for the quarter was $76.2 million, with diluted EPS of $1.25 for the quarter and $2.38 for the nine months. Cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash totaled $3.51 billion, supporting continued platform expansion and product rollout.
Freedom Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: FRHC) reported third quarter fiscal 2026 results for the period ended December 31, 2025. Total revenue, net was $628.6 million for the quarter and $1,688.2 million for the nine months. Net income was $76.2 million for the quarter and $145.4 million for the nine months.
The company reported customer growth—brokerage customers rose to 828,000 and banking customers to 4.5 million—and material moves in insurance premiums, foreign exchange, derivatives, and trading securities affecting results.
Freedom Holding Corp (NASDAQ: FRHC) published its 2025 Sustainability Report on November 22, 2025, reporting 27.87 billion tenge (USD 57.6 million) in external ESG investments across education, sports, social infrastructure, and environmental projects.
Key allocations include 1.32 billion tenge for an AI facility at SDU University, 1.86 billion tenge for hosting ICPC World Finals 2024, 2.9 billion tenge for flood relief and infrastructure, and investments in sports complexes, COP29 participation, green energy (200 million tenge), and biodiversity agreements. The report also notes 95% Kazakhstani staff, a 56% increase in employees under 30, near gender balance, and launches including the Freedom SuperApp and telecom expansion.
Freedom Holding Corp (Nasdaq: FRHC) will be a lead sponsor of the Financial Times Global Banking Summit 2025 in London, 2–4 December 2025.
Two senior executives—CEO Timur Turlov and CTO Renat Tukanov—will speak on panels about modernizing banking infrastructure and operational AI. The company highlighted growth milestones: 2 million SuperApp users and 11 million total ecosystem users, a strategic partnership to deploy ChatGPT Edu to 165,000 educators in Kazakhstan, and announced plans for a $2 billion sovereign AI hub with NVIDIA.
Freedom Holding Corp (NASDAQ:FRHC) reported 1H FY2026 results for the six months ended September 30, 2025. Total revenue was USD 1.06 billion versus USD 1.04 billion a year earlier, with net income USD 69.1 million and diluted EPS of USD 1.13. Management described a strong liquidity position and continued reinvestment into technology and infrastructure.
Customer metrics showed material growth: brokerage customers 776,000 (from 683,000 on March 31, 2025) and banking customers 3.6 million (from 2.5 million). The company completed the acquisition of Astel Group Ltd to strengthen its Kazakhstan telecom presence and reported no asset impairments.
Freedom Holding Corp (NASDAQ: FRHC) reported results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. Total revenue was $526.1M for the quarter and $1,060M for the six months. Net income was $38.7M for the quarter and $69.1M for six months, with basic EPS of $0.65 and $1.15, respectively. The company reported $4.5B in cash, investments and restricted cash, $10.3B total assets, $1.2B shareholders’ equity, and 6.2M customers. Management cited strategic investments in technology and ecosystem expansion. S&P raised Freedom Life long-term issuer and financial strength ratings to BB+ with a stable outlook.