Abaxx Technologies Inc. reports news centered on financial software, market infrastructure, and commodity benchmark development. Recurring updates cover Abaxx Exchange futures contracts, Abaxx Clearing, spot gold market activity through Abaxx Spot, and exchange-listed products tied to natural gas, carbon, renewable generation risk, bullion, and electrification-related exposure.
Company announcements also cover MarketOS™, ID++ identity technology, Abaxx Labs™, Agents++™, technical standards for AI-agent authorization, market infrastructure cooperation agreements, awards recognition, and operating activity across Abaxx Singapore and related subsidiaries.
Abaxx Technologies (OTCQX:ABXXF) reported record October trading volume of 787,896 contracts on Abaxx Exchange, exceeding the previous July high.
Volume rose 119% from September, surpassing July’s 785,129 contracts. Gold Singapore futures led activity with 598,779 contracts, up 238% from September and 10% above July’s high. Silver, CORSIA Phase 1 and lithium carbonate futures volumes also increased, while combined LNG volumes fell 28% from September’s record. October average daily volume reached 35,813 contracts, 53% above the third-quarter average of 23,420. Average daily open interest—outstanding contracts—rose to 739 from 412 in September.
For May–October 2026, volume totaled 2,943,439 contracts, versus 556,437 in the preceding six months. Average daily volume increased to 23,176 from 4,524, while average daily open interest rose to 809 from 385. Outright trading volume reached a monthly high despite a lower share of total activity.
Abaxx Technologies (ABXXF) announced that Abaxx Exchange was named Newcomer of the Year at the 2026 Energy Risk Asia Awards. Risk.net grants the award, which recognizes emerging companies or firms entering new markets within their first three years of operation. Abaxx is the majority shareholder of Abaxx Singapore, which owns the exchange and clearinghouse.
The recognition follows the exchange’s Newcomer of the Year win at the Energy Risk Awards in May. Trading began in June 2024, and the exchange has introduced 18 commodity futures contracts. Its Gold Singapore contract also received Best Innovation by an Exchange or Clearing House at the 2026 FOW Asia Pacific Awards.
Abaxx Technologies (ABXXF) reported record third-quarter 2026 trading volume at Abaxx Exchange, reaching 1,522,286 contracts, up 71% from Q2. Average daily volume (ADV) rose 61% to 23,420 contracts, while average daily open interest, outstanding contracts, increased 22% to 782. LNG, Gold Singapore and Lithium Carbonate Singapore futures set quarterly volume highs; Silver Singapore traded 454,241 contracts in its first full quarter.
Six-month volume and ADV exceeded seven times the preceding six months. September volume fell 5% from August to 359,208 contracts, although both LNG contracts set monthly highs. ADV recovered from 4,739 in September’s first half to 27,916 in its second half, then reached 22,340 through October 9. Spreads narrowed and order-book depth increased. Abaxx expects liquidity-related credits to essentially offset transaction and clearing fees in the near term.
Abaxx Technologies (ABXXF) announced that Abaxx Exchange’s Gold Singapore futures contract received an innovation award at the 2026 FOW Asia Pacific Awards.
The gold kilobar contract was named Best Innovation by an Exchange or Clearing House. It launched in June 2025, and an independent panel of industry experts selected the award winners. Abaxx is the majority shareholder of Abaxx Singapore, which owns Abaxx Exchange. The exchange also received Newcomer of the Year at the 2026 Energy Risk Awards in May.
Abaxx Technologies (ABXXF) reported August 2026 trading metrics for Abaxx Exchange, highlighted by record monthly volumes in Gulf of Mexico (GOM) and North Pacific Asia (NPA) LNG futures.
GOM LNG futures volume rose 25% to 24,971 contracts and NPA LNG futures increased 23% to 24,898, lifting aggregate LNG futures volume to 49,869 contracts, up 24% over July. Total Abaxx Exchange volume declined from July’s record to 377,949 contracts in August, with average daily volume (ADV) of 18,897 contracts.
Over the six months ended August 31, volume increased from 204,767 to 2,209,610 contracts and ADV from 1,638 to 17,537, both more than 10x the preceding six‑month period, while average daily open interest rose from 353 to 782. Outright trades reached 15.82% of August volume, helping improve liquidity alongside narrower bid–ask spreads and deeper order books.
Abaxx Technologies (TSX:ABXX, OTCQX:ABXXF) reported record Q2 2026 results driven by rapid growth at Abaxx Exchange. Total volume reached 888,902 contracts and ADV 14,572, both up 276% quarter-over-quarter, with average daily open interest up 129% to 641. Transaction and clearing fees were $4.5 million, up 218%, alongside $4.5 million of liquidity-related credits. Net cash spending rose to $16.3 million, and the company posted a $28.8 million net loss, including $12.4 million of non-cash items and a $6.1 million unrealized derivatives loss. Abaxx raised $69.0 million at $54.25 per share, ending Q2 with $95.1 million in cash. Operationally, Abaxx expanded market data distribution to over 400,000 LSEG and Bloomberg terminals, added a first mainland China-backed clearing member, launched new Silver Singapore and Germany Solar futures (Silver ADV 4,134), advanced MarketOS commercialization, and introduced Abaxx Labs and Agents++.
Abaxx Technologies (OTCQX:ABXXF, TSX:ABXX) will host a webcast on Monday, August 17, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. EDT to discuss its second quarter 2026 financial results and provide a business and market development update. The company expects to release its Q2 2026 results after market close on August 14, 2026. The event will feature prepared remarks from management followed by a Q&A session. Interested participants can register via the Chorus Call webcast link or through Abaxx’s investor relations website at investors.abaxx.tech, and can also submit questions in advance by emailing ir@abaxx.tech.
Abaxx Technologies (TSX:ABXX, OTCQX:ABXXF), majority shareholder of Abaxx Singapore and owner of Abaxx Exchange and Abaxx Clearing, reported that July 2026 trading volume on Abaxx Exchange reached 785,129 contracts, a 127% increase from June’s 346,501 contracts. Average daily volume was 34,136 contracts, up 134% from the Q2 2026 ADV of 14,572, while average daily open interest rose to 1,199, an 83% increase versus the Q2 average of 654.
According to Abaxx Technologies, July included the first day the exchange surpassed 100,000 contracts, with 117,879 contracts traded on July 1. Gold Singapore futures volume was 543,100 contracts, up 188% month over month; Silver Singapore futures reached 190,181 contracts, up 80%; Lithium Carbonate Singapore futures rose to 6,854 contracts, up 10%, all setting contract monthly records. CORSIA Phase 1 futures volume increased 33% to 4,725 contracts, including a 120-lot, multi-party delivery that marked the first carbon futures delivery using Climate Impact X as an Eligible Custodian.
Abaxx Technologies (OTCQX:ABXXF, TSX:ABXX) announced that real-time and end-of-day Abaxx Exchange commodity derivatives market data is now available through key Bloomberg solutions. Data can be accessed on the Bloomberg Terminal for desktop workflows, and across enterprises via Bloomberg Data License and the B-PIPE real-time feed.
According to Abaxx, this distribution places its pricing alongside global benchmarks, enabling clients on commodity desks and macro funds to monitor risk, calculate basis risk, model relative-value strategies, and integrate Abaxx contracts into cross-market hedging. The agreement covers Abaxx’s suite of differentiated futures, including LNG, carbon, nickel sulphate, lithium carbonate, kilobar gold, high-fineness silver, and wind and solar contracts.
Abaxx Technologies (TSX:ABXX, OTCQX:ABXXF) received TSX acceptance for a normal course issuer bid allowing repurchase for cancellation of up to 400,000 common shares, about 1.03% of shares outstanding as of July 10, 2026. The NCIB runs from July 24, 2026 to July 23, 2027, with daily TSX purchases capped at 39,550 shares, funded from available cash.
The board cites a belief that the share price does not always reflect underlying value and notes a recent C$69 million financing at C$54.25 per share and cash sufficient to fund operations for roughly seven quarters. Abaxx also implemented an automatic securities purchase plan, enabling its broker to buy up to 25,000 shares per day (15.8% of ADTV), plus weekly block purchases, beginning July 24, 2026.