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TMX consolidated the whole venue through control, then allocated profit to non-controlling interests—an ownership denominator that materially changes how BOX’s contribution should be read.
TMX’s exclusion-based growth rates imply that scope and specified items contributed far more heavily to its Q3 cost increase than to revenue growth.
The Toronto exchange group generated C$72.5 million more revenue in the third quarter, but operating expenses rose C$78.9 million. Its filings permit a disciplined reconstruction of acquisition-driven revenue and the much larger cost increase without confusing them.
FXBrokers.ai calculations from TMX’s raw October totals show a sharp divergence: all-equities share volume fell 31.8% year on year, but traded value rose 9.4% and transaction count fell only 3.5%.