In the third quarter, TVA Group was the top performer with a 46.7% increase, driven by first-half earnings reaching levels not seen in over ten years. Intercontinental Exchange also saw a strong 23.5% gain, reflecting reduced regulatory concerns about perpetual futures. Visa Inc. contributed with a 4.7% rise, supported by sustained double-digit growth in payment volumes and revenues. SPGI remains a key holding, with management moving to separate its non-core automotive data unit to focus on core business areas.
Visa Inc trades at USD 407.92 on Pluang as of Oct 26, 2026 02:21 WIB, down 1.55% in the last day despite its third-quarter gain. Intercontinental Exchange shares are priced at USD 162.74 with a 0.67% decline over one day, holding a dividend yield of 1.28%. S&P Global Inc stands at USD 450.31, down 0.62% in the past day, with investors typically holding for 125 days on Pluang.
