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    JSE Reports Strong Earnings Growth 

    March 3, 2025
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    Leila Fourie - outgoing JSE CEO
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    The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has reported a strong financial performance for the 2024 financial year, with a 10.4% increase in net profit after tax, reaching R918 million. This growth is attributed to the exchange’s resilient business model, which has been bolstered by diversification into non-trading segments and a stable operating environment. The JSE’s return on equity also increased to 20.2%, up from 19.4% in the previous year, reflecting the exchange’s robust financial health. Furthermore, the JSE’s share price outperformed headline indices, delivering an impressive 30% growth compared to the previous year.

    This performance is underpinned by the JSE’s diversified revenue streams. The exchange recorded significant increases in revenue across various asset classes, driven by sustained positive market sentiment following the formation of South Africa’s Government of National Unity. Non-trading income grew to R1.17 billion, accounting for nearly 38% of operating income. Key revenue segments included Capital Markets, where revenue from primary market activities rose by 15.6%, and JSE Investor Services, which saw a 20.2% increase in revenue. Despite some challenges in equity derivatives trading, where revenue dipped slightly, other segments like bond, financial, and commodity derivatives all experienced healthy growth.

    The JSE also made strategic strides in managing costs, with total expenditure rising by just 6.2%, thanks to significant structural reductions. Operational efficiency remained high, with system uptime reaching 99.97%, surpassing the long-term average. Additionally, the exchange’s cash flow remained strong, with net cash generated from operations at R1.09 billion. This healthy cash generation allowed the JSE to declare an ordinary dividend of 828 cents per share, up from 784 cents in 2023, offering a total shareholder return of 40% for the year.

    Looking ahead, the JSE is focused on continuing its growth and diversification strategy. Investments in technology and people are expected to drive future growth, and the exchange is actively working on initiatives like a central clearing solution for the bond electronic trading platform and further modernisation of its systems. With a robust balance sheet and a clear strategic vision, the JSE is well-positioned for continued success and innovation in the evolving financial market landscape.

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