Singapore Exchange (SGX) reported all-time highs in revenue and net profit for the 2026 fiscal year on Thursday [2, 3].
The record performance indicates that initiatives to revive the local stock market are gaining traction, potentially attracting more regional capital to the city-state.
According to reports, net revenue rose 13.9% [2]. The exchange's net profit figures vary by reporting metric, with some sources citing a 7.8% rise to S$698.4 million [2], while other data points to an adjusted net profit jump of nearly 25% to S$759.5 million [1]. A third report noted a full-year net profit increase of 24.6% [6].
Broad-based growth across all operating segments drove these results. The stocks business saw a particular boost from revival efforts designed to increase market activity [4, 5]. During the fiscal year, 21 new listings were added to the exchange, raising $4.1 billion [4].
To reward shareholders following the record year, SGX announced a one-off additional dividend of 12.5 cents per share [1].
The growth reflects a recovery in the bourse's ability to attract new public offerings, a key metric for the health of Singapore's financial hub.
“Singapore Exchange (SGX) reported all-time highs in revenue and net profit for the 2026 fiscal year”
The record-breaking FY2026 results suggest that SGX is successfully reversing a period of stagnation in local listings. By attracting 21 new companies and raising over S$4 billion, the exchange is demonstrating a renewed capacity to compete with other regional financial centers for IPOs and capital investment.
