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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Targets 15%-18% Annual Revenue Growth in 2027-2031 Plan

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange board approved a 2027-2031 strategic plan targeting compound annual revenue growth of 15%-18%, up from the 10%-12% organic target in its 2023-2027 plan. TASE said the earlier plan exceeded its revenue target while activity, margins and profitability increased. The new roadmap calls for deeper global connectivity, more English-language investor information, possible dual-currency trading, evaluation of an After-Market session, and expanded foreign-currency clearing and settlement. It also identifies data, AI-supported products, tokenized assets, partnerships and possible corporate-structure changes as growth avenues; these are targets and evaluations, not guaranteed results.

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The Tel Aviv Exchange's Expansion

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