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Intercontinental Exchange, Inc.
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Company details
Market cap
$82B
P/E ratio
22×
Div yield
1.3%
EPS (TTM)
$5.77
Profit margin
33%
Rev. growth
+7%
Net revenue
$9.9B
Free cash flow
$3.6B
In plain English
ICE owns the New York Stock Exchange, the world's biggest energy futures markets, and — after buying Ellie Mae and Black Knight — the software behind roughly half of US mortgages. It is a toll-taker on trading, financial data and home loans: about half its ~$9.9B net revenue is recurring, and it converts ~50% of that to operating profit.
In simple terms
What Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. really sells
ICE owns the New York Stock Exchange, the world's biggest energy futures markets, and — after buying Ellie Mae and Black Knight — the software behind roughly half of US mortgages. It is a toll-taker on trading, financial data and home loans: about half its ~$9.9B net revenue is recurring, and it converts ~50% of that to operating profit.
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