THE Singapore Exchange on Friday posted its highest net earnings since listing with a 15.9-percent rise in full-year profit on the back of strong performances across equities, currencies and commodities.
The city-state’s bourse operator, which derives around two-thirds of its revenue from stock and equity derivative trades, said overall trading volumes rose across its business segments in fiscal year (FY) 2025.
The firm posted annual adjusted net profit of SG$609.5 million ($475.21 million), compared with SG$525.9 million a year ago.
Its annual total revenue rose 11.7 percent to SG$1.30 billion, also its highest since its debut in 2000 on the local bourse.
Singapore Exchange declared a final quarterly dividend of 10.5 Singapore cents per share, higher than 9 Singapore cents apiece declared last year.
“The Group intends to implement a steady dividend increase of 0.25 Singapore cents every quarter from FY2026 to FY2028,” CEO Loh Boon Chye said in a statement.