Singapore Exchange (SGX)
Southeast Asia's main listing venue and a regional hub for FX, commodity and equity-index derivatives; the exchange also owns its clearing house and depository.
- MIC (ISO 10383)
- XSES
- Country
- Singapore
- Type
- Stock exchange
- Trading currency
- SGD
- Timezone
- Asia/Singapore
- Operator
- Singapore Exchange Limited
- Operator LEI
- 549300IQ650PPXM76X03 (GLEIF)
Trading session local time · Asia/Singapore
Session hours and the settlement cycle are compiled by Finance Foundation from the venue’s own published trading calendar. These are exact and change-prone — an extended session or a moved auction dates a figure like this quickly — so each row below carries what two independently maintained open calendars say about the same venue. Verify against the exchange before relying on any of it operationally. Sources.
Two independently maintained open calendars return the same hours as we hold. Cross-check from exchange_calendars (Apache 2.0) and pandas_market_calendars (MIT); neither endorses this site.
- Regular session
- 09:00–17:00
- Lunch break
- none
Ownership
- Operating entity
- SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LIMITED SG
549300IQ650PPXM76X03 - Ultimate owner
- None above it — SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LIMITED is the top of its own ownership chain.
GLEIF records no parent for this entity (NO_KNOWN_PERSON), so the operator is itself the top of the tree - Owner listed
- S68 on Singapore Exchange (SGX)
Self-listed — its own shares trade on a market it operates. - Who holds it
- Listed on a market its own subsidiary operates, and unusual in having no substantial shareholders at all. Its largest registered holder, SEL Holdings, held 23.39% as at 19 August 2025 but is barred by the statute that demutualised the exchange from exercising the votes on those shares, so it falls outside the definition; the rest sit with nominee and custodian banks, and about 99.55% of the shares are in public hands across some 30,000 holders.
Segment MICs 3 venues under XSES
| MIC | Segment / venue |
|---|---|
| XSCA | SGX-ST Catalist |
| XSIM | SGX Derivatives Trading |
| XSBT | SGX Bond Trading |
Operating MIC vs segment MIC per ISO 10383: the operating code identifies the exchange, segment codes identify its individual order books, growth markets and derivatives venues. Every code was checked line by line against the official ISO 10383 registry file (SWIFT is the registration authority) — codes that were expired or belonged to a separate operating venue were rejected.
Approximate reference values from public sources · seed-0.7 · marketcap-1 · 2026-08-30 · not real-time. See data & methodology.
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