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10-22

$CME Group Inc(CME)$ 

$CME Group Q3’25 Earnings Highlights

πŸ”Ή Revenue: $1.50B (Est. $1.53B) πŸ”΄

πŸ”Ή EPS (Adj.): $2.68 (Est. $2.64) 🟒

Other key Metrics

πŸ”Ή Operating Income: $973M

πŸ”Ή Clearing & Transaction Fees: $1.20B

πŸ”Ή Market Data Revenue: $203M (record)

πŸ”Ή Avg. Rate per Contract: $0.702

Cash, Debt & Capital Returns

πŸ”Ή Cash & Equivalents: $2.6B; Debt: $3.4B

πŸ”Ή Dividends Paid (9M’25): ~$3.5B

πŸ”Ή Total Returned to Shareholders since 2012: $29.5B+ (dividends)

Volume Snapshot

πŸ”Ή Second-highest Q3 ADV; broad participation across asset classes (company disclosure)

Commentary

πŸ”Έ β€œGlobal clients continued relying on CME Group across all asset classes amid uncertainty. We delivered adjusted EPS on par with last year and are expanding access with our FanDuel partnership and 24/7 crypto futures and options.” β€” Terry Duffy, Chairman & CEO

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