The Next Big Threat

25 Jun 2013 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Just when you thought that things couldn’t get any worse, it does. It seems that no sooner that we have braced ourselves for a possible end to Quantitative Easing in the US when a new threat emerges. This time, experts are warning of a possible credit crunch in the world’s second-largest economy, China. ...
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Why ComfortDelGro isn't badly hurt by Singapore Labour Foundation's sell-down

21 Jun 2013 - Singapore Business Review
It's actually stabilising now. According to OCBC, ComfortDelgro’s (CDG) is showing signs of stabilising after the partial stake sale by the Singapore Labour Foundation about a month ago (at its lowest, CDG fell by more than 20% from when the sale was completed). At this juncture, analysts believe that ...
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ComfortDelgro still buoyed by strong overseas growth potential

20 Jun 2013 - Singapore Business Review
Don't count out a possible rebound. ComfortDelgro continues to be a great stock pick due to its strong fundamentals, particularly supported by robust overseas growth prospects and positives from a likely fare increase, according to OCBC Investment Research. Here's the complete company analysis from OCBC: ...
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What Happened To ComfortDelGro?

17 Jun 2013 - The Motley Fool Singapore
On 22nd May this year, ComfortDelGro’s (SGX: C52) largest shareholder, Singapore Labour Foundation (SLF), sold its 12% stake in the company for about S$332m. The following day, ComfortDelGro lost 13% of its value, falling from $2.18 cents the day before to close at $1.93. As a shareholder, would you ...
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Why startup losses from Downtown Line will hardly hit ComfortDelGro

4 Jun 2013 - Singapore Business Review
Consensus is ''overly pessimistic''. According to Maybank Kim Eng, they believe that consensus is overly pessimistic that CDG’s profits will be negatively impacted by startup related expenses for Downtown Line (DTL). While agreeing that start up losses will lead to soft profit contribution from its rail ...
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ComfortDelGro's Singapore buses suffer $4-5m losses

3 Jun 2013 - Singapore Business Review
Is there any near-term solution? According to Nomura, they had initially believed losses in the Singapore bus segment would shrink on the receipt of subsidies as we did see subsidies make a positive dent in 3QFY12 results, with losses shrinking to S$1.8mn. But that shortly wore off across the next 2 ...
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Singapore’s Steadiest Transport Company

3 Jun 2013 - The Motley Fool Singapore
The ability to get from A to B as quickly and as cheaply as possible is the dream of most travellers. However, what may be good for the traveller may not be that good for investors. So somehow, transport companies have to weigh up the needs of its customers with the demands of its investors. This can ...
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A Recession Proof Business

1 Jun 2013 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Most businesses are affected by what is going on in the economy. When economic times are good, they tend to do well. But when the economy is sluggish, they might be adversely affected. However, some businesses are recession-proof. They seem to do well in both good and tough times. That’s because their ...
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How ComfortdelGro's taxi business beat peers in revenue game

31 May 2013 - Singapore Business Review
Its market share is nearly 60%. According to Maybank Kim Eng, CDG’s Taxi business in Singapore, under the brands of Comfort and CityCab, has a market share of close to 60%. With its larger scale of operation, Maybank believes that the group is able to achieve cost advantage relative to its peers. Here's ...
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Here's how badly ComfortDelGro was hurt by Singapore Labour Foundation's stake trim

27 May 2013 - Singapore Business Review
It now holds only 4%. According to CIMB, ComfortDelGro’s share price skidded 12% today on news that its major shareholder, Singapore Labour Foundation (SLF), trimmed its stake from 12% to 4%. SLF placed out its shares at S$1.94 apiece, at the low end of its reported S$1.94-2.03 offer range. The identity ...
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