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TASE Reports Strong 2025 Financial Results
Israeli stock exchange sees record revenues, profits, and trading volumes
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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The Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) reported strong financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2025, with record revenues of NIS 563.5 million, a 29% increase over 2024, and a 79% jump in net profit to NIS 181 million. The exchange saw growth across all its core business segments, including trading and clearing fees, data distribution, and clearing house services. TASE also completed the transition to a Monday-Friday trading week in 2026 to attract more international investors, and welcomed the dual listing of cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks.
Why it matters
TASE's robust financial performance reflects the continued growth and resilience of the Israeli capital markets, which have outpaced leading global indices despite the challenges of the past few years. The exchange's strategic initiatives to expand its product range, improve infrastructure, and attract more foreign investors have paid off, positioning TASE as an increasingly important financial hub.
The details
TASE's 2025 revenues were driven by a 24% increase in trading and clearing fees to NIS 207.1 million, a 66% jump in clearing house revenues to NIS 147.6 million, and a 17% rise in data distribution and connectivity services to NIS 105.9 million. The exchange also saw a surge in IPO activity, with 21 new listings and 5 additional companies going public without raising capital, including one dual-listing. TASE's transition to a Monday-Friday trading week in 2026 has already led to increased participation from global investors on Fridays, exceeding the average Sunday trading volumes from 2025.
- TASE transitioned to a Monday through Friday trading week at the beginning of 2026.
- On February 23, 2026, the cyber giant Palo Alto Networks began trading on TASE, officially making it a dual-listed company.
The players
Ittai Ben Zeev
CEO of TASE.
Palo Alto Networks
A cybersecurity company that dual-listed on TASE in 2026, a significant milestone that strengthened TASE's international profile.
What they’re saying
“The strong financial results reflect the continued organic growth across all our core activities and ongoing evolution of the Israeli capital market and the TASE-listed companies. Palo Alto Networks' dual listing on TASE constitutes a profound vote of confidence in the Israeli capital market while strengthening TASE's position on the international financial stage.”
— Ittai Ben Zeev, CEO of TASE
What’s next
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The takeaway
TASE's record-breaking financial performance in 2025, driven by growth across its core business segments and strategic initiatives to attract more international investors, underscores the continued strength and resilience of the Israeli capital markets despite broader economic challenges.
