Singapore’s stock exchange is poised for a revival with tens of companies in talks to list, according to its chief executive, signalling the exchange may be recovering after decades of companies withdrawing listings.
SGX reported its strongest annual revenues and net profits in 25 years on Friday, as the bourse pushes to expand its commodity business through acquisitions.
Chief executive Loh Boon Chye said this was partly due to increased trading on the back of disruption in global markets caused by uncertainty surrounding US tariffs.
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