SGX post record Q1 profit, highest since exchange listed

12 Oct 2007

Singapore Exchange (SGX) recorded its highest first quarter profit since listing in 2000. The bourse posted profits of $130m, representing a 173% growth from first quarter profit recorded in 2006 of $47.7m.

SGX derivatives market was a strong driver behind the exchange’s record first quarter. Futures trading...

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