
Cboe stock surges 5% on S&P 500 licensing deal extension
Investing.com -- Cboe Global Markets (Cboe: CBOE) shares rose 5% following the announcement that the company signed a 25-year extension of its exclusive licensing agreement with S&P Dow Jones Indices, continuing their collaboration through 2051.
The extended agreement maintains Cboe’s exclusive rights to offer trading in its flagship S&P 500 Index (SPX) options. The partnership also opens opportunities for innovation beyond traditional index derivatives, including potential new products like tokenized options contracts.
Under the extended agreement, 2026 royalty fee terms will remain unchanged, with updated terms beginning in 2027. Cboe estimates the 2027 royalty fee terms will have a de minimis impact on the company’s 2027 net revenue growth when considered against organic and ecosystem-driven volume growth, pricing optimization opportunities, and continued business execution.
The collaboration between Cboe and S&P DJI began in 1983 with the launch of SPX options. SPX options set a


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