MCX, the country’s largest commodity derivatives exchange, has reported a 28 per cent increase in September quarter net profit at ₹197 crore against ₹154 crore logged in the same period last year, on the back of new product launches and higher bullion prices.
Income was up 31 per cent at ₹374 crore (₹286 crore). EBITDA increased 32 per cent to ₹270 crore. Average Daily Turnover (ADT) increased to ₹4.11 lakh crore.
The bullion segment has increased its share in ADT from 44 per cent to 57 per cent supported by the launch of new variants such as Gold Mini, Gold Ten Futures. Following the positive response received on the monthly Gold Options contracts, has also launched the Silver (30 kg) and Silver Mini (5 kg) monthly expiry contracts.
MCX has launched Cardamom Futures Contract with expiry in August, September, October, and November.
It has also launched new Nickel Futures contract with trading unit and the delivery unit of 250 kg and 1,500 kg respectively, effective from the September 2025 expiry contract onwards.
MCX launched monthly Options contracts on the MCX iCOMDEX Bullion Index – MCX BULLDEX, covering both Gold and Silver effective October.
Praveena Rai, Managing Director & CEO, MCX said the exchange remains committed to expanding product offerings and deepening market penetration, further strengthening the role as the preferred destination for commodity derivatives trading in India.
MCX continues to strengthen its leadership in commodity derivatives market by enhancing technology infrastructure, deepening market participation and introducing innovative products that cater to the evolving needs of stakeholders, he added.