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Investing.com -- Singapore Exchange (OTC:SPXCY) (SGX) reported its highest annual earnings since its 2000 listing on Friday, with more than 30 companies actively preparing to go public, indicating a potential revival in listings.
The exchange’s adjusted net profit for the year ended June increased 15.9% to S$609.5 million ($475.2 million), driven by higher trading volumes across equities, currencies and commodities. Revenue rose 11.7% to S$1.30 billion.
SGX declared a final quarterly dividend of 10.5 Singapore cents per share, up from 9 cents a year earlier. The exchange also announced plans to increase dividends by 0.25 cents each quarter from FY2026 through FY2028.
The strong pipeline of potential listings comes as Singapore works to boost activity in its equities market.
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