Singapore Exchange (SGX) has announced that, as of early 2026, 100 stocks are now trading at over S$1m in average daily turnover (ADT). This milestone reflects a robust increase in trading activity, highlighting the growing investor interest in the Singapore market.
The Assembly Place (TAP) and Toku are among the latest companies to debut on the SGX Catalist, contributing to the vibrant trading environment. TAP, Singapore’s largest community living operator, began trading on 23 January 2026. It manages over 3,400 keys across 100 properties and aims to expand to 10,000 keys by 2030. Toku, which debuted on 22 January 2026, raised S$16.3m through its initial public offering. The company plans to use the proceeds to expand its AI-powered customer experience platform and explore strategic acquisitions.
Stocks whose average daily trading turnover (ADT) has moved to above S$1m in January (from below in 2H25 & full 2025 year) included PC Partner, EFH, Ley Choon, Aoxin Q & M, Bukit Sembawang, InnoTek, Pacific Radiance, GuocoLand, Raffles Education, Sunpower, and IX Biopharma. Their combined ADT grew from S$3.3m in 2025 to S$23.1m in January 2026.
Looking ahead, the SGX’s strategic initiatives and the continued influx of new listings are expected to sustain the momentum in trading volumes, reinforcing Singapore’s position as a leading financial hub in the region.
