Tickmill Sets Out MENA Expansion and Licence Plans
Tickmill has announced an acceleration of its expansion strategy across the Middle East and North Africa, citing product launches, hires and the planned opening of a new regional office. The broker says it expects to announce a new licence that will enable deeper market penetration and expanded service offerings across MENA.
According to the company, it introduced CFD trading directly within its mobile app on 16 September 2026; clients can now trade, fund and manage their accounts from a single platform. Tickmill says additional products and services are planned for the near future.
The broker has opened offices in Kuwait and Oman, with further expansion planned in the near term, according to the release. It has also appointed Ranim Turfa as Head of Research & Market Analysis to strengthen its market analysis capabilities.
“These developments reaffirm our long-term commitment to the Middle East and our mission to provide investors with a transparent, secure, and empowering trading environment,” said Joseph Dahrieh, Managing Director, MENA at Tickmill. “Our product roadmap reflects our commitment to delivering genuine innovation that simplifies the trading experience. The launch of app-based CFDs and the extension of multi-asset access in 2026 demonstrate our investment in platform capabilities that matter to traders. With additional products in development, we’re positioning Tickmill for accelerated growth not just in MENA, but globally.”
Tickmill UK Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and operates a DIFC Representative Office regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority. According to the company, the group is also regulated by CySEC and the Seychelles FSA.
