Months after exiting its global Contracts for Differences (CFDs) operations, the owners of AETOS have sold its sole remaining Australian operations to Dynamic Fintech Solutions, another Australian fintech solutions company. Before the sale, most of it was controlled by Chinese online entrepreneur Yongqiang Lu.
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New owner of AETOS
The new owner has assumed full control of the operations and assets of AETOS AU, with the change of control now complete.
Although the financial terms of the deal remain undisclosed, the deal covers AETOS AU’s corporate entity, Australian financial services licence, and all other financial services and operational activities undertaken by the entity.
The transaction took place at the shareholder level, so there will be no impact on client accounts or other trading activities.
The new owners will also retain the AETOS brand for now, but plan to change it in the future.
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Founded in 2007, AETOS began shutting down parts of its CFD business in 2019, when it pulled out of China, its largest market at the time. It gave up its Vanuatu license in May 2025 and ceased all operations outside Australia four months later.
It has also applied to divest its operations in Mauritius and Seychelles, which are still being processed but are now nearing completion, according to the company. Latest Australian brand sales Complete exit of the previous owners from the CFD business Under the AETOS brand.
AETOS AU’s new owner, Dynamic Fintech, wants to support the ongoing technology and operational development of the broker. It also “plans to expand its overall operational team in due course in line with business development needs, and further enhance system support capacity, operational efficiency and customer service standards.”
“The transfer of AETOS’ Australian business forms part of the group’s broader strategic adjustment following a prudent and comprehensive internal evaluation,” the company noted in a statement. “With the completion of the transfer of control of AETOS AU and its licensed businesses, AETOS has now completed its full exit from the global online CFD trading services.”
“Amid the evolving regulatory landscape and industry transformation, the Group has continuously adjusted its strategic positioning while adhering to its core principles of fairness, efficiency and intelligent trading solutions, building strong brand value and industry reputation along the way.”
Owners of several other CFD brokers in Australia have also reduced their stakes in their businesses recently. Admirals is based in Estonia It sold its Australian operations to PU Primeanother CFD broker, while Saxo Bank It has sold more than 80 per cent of its stake in its Australian business to a South African technology provider. A few months after Saxo Australia’s new owners took control of the company, this became the case Changed its brand And driving.
This article was written by Arnab Shomi at www.financemagnates.com.
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