SGX's profits up 38% to $137.48m in Q3

Revenues from equities, FICC and data, connectivity and indices operations rose.

Singapore Exchange (SGX) saw its net attributable profit jump 38% YoY to $137.48m in Q3 from $99.66m in 2019, an announcement revealed. Likewise, revenue rose 29.3% YoY to $295.8m from $228.76m over the same period.

Its EBITDA similarly rose 39% YoY to $186.2m from $134.2m Q3 2019. Dividend remained unchanged over the same period at 7.5 cents apiece.

Revenue from its fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) operations accounted for 15% of SGX’s overall revenue as it edged up 23% YoY to $45.5m in Q3 from $37m. Meanwhile, equities revenues took up 73% of the total figure, jumping 31% YoY to $217.3m from $165.7m.

Lastly, SGX’s data, connectivity and indices operations accounted for 11% of the revenue. It grew by 26% YoY to $33m in Q3 from $26.1m in 2019.

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