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Euronext CEO: Will Keep Investing This Year
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Euronext’s CEO confirmed continued investment in 2026 despite rising costs, citing expected revenue growth as justification for expanded spending.
Adjusted operating expenses will hit €770 million this year—a 13% jump from 2025—exceeding analyst forecasts and signaling aggressive expansion plans.
Stephane Boujnah, speaking in Dublin, emphasized strategic priorities amid inflationary pressures, though specific investment areas weren’t detailed in the interview.
The pan-European exchange operator’s revenue outlook remains positive, suggesting confidence in market demand despite higher operational expenditures.
Cost increases exclude depreciation and amortization, focusing on core spending to drive long-term growth rather than short-term profitability.
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The Euronext CEO says his company will keep investing with revenues set to rise, despite costs expected to jump this year. The pan-European exchange operator said adjusted operating expenses excluding depreciation and amortization will be around €770 million in 2026, a 13% increase on 2025 and above estimates. Stephane Boujnah spoke with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson from Dublin. (Source: Bloomberg)
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