2 Important Risks Investors Have to Note Regarding a Stock’s Dividend

24 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet Take a look at Australian mining giant BHP Billiton Limited’s interesting dividend policy below, as stated on its webpage: “BHP Billiton has a progressive dividend policy. The aim of the policy is to steadily increase or at least maintain the dividend per share in US dollar terms at each financial ...
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9 Quick Things Investors Should Learn About SembCorp Industries Ltd

24 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet SembCorp Industries Ltd (SGX: U96) is one of the cool companies in Singapore that shares webcasts and/or transcripts of their quarterly earnings presentations (the link for SembCorp Industries is here). There may be new information investors can pick out from these webcasts. SembCorp Industries ...
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Battle of the builders: Sembcorp Marine struggles where Keppel surges

24 Nov 2015 - Singapore Business Review
Industry experience may be the key difference. As operators defer deliveries in an attempt to stay afloat in the current downturn, rig builders have had to grapple with the fallout. A report by UOB notes that so far in the year, Singapore yards suffered through 11 deferrals and one cancellation—Marco ...
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3 Things You Need To Know About the Singapore Stock Market Today

20 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet Welcome to the end of the week! Here are three things about Singapore’s stock market and investing in general that you might want to look at today and over the weekend. 1. Are you thinking that you do not have the capital to start investing? It might surprise some, but the thing is, anyone can ...
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Is SembCorp Marine Ltd Heading For More Trouble?

19 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet The price of oil has collapsed from over US$100 per barrel a year ago to sub-US$50 currently. As a result, capital expenditures by upstream oil producers have slowed. These have made things very difficult for giant oil rig builder SembCorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51). In its most recent quarterly earnings ...
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Is An Oil & Gas Court Fight Going To Happen Between SembCorp Marine Ltd And Marco Polo Marine Ltd?

19 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet On Tuesday, Marco Polo Marine Ltd (SGX: 5LY), a marine logistics company with a market capitalization of about S$70 million, announced that it has terminated a US$214.3 million (approximately S$306 million) rig building order with PPL Shipyard, a subsidiary of offshore and marine giant SembCorp ...
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SembMarine locks horns with Marco Polo over scrapped $306m rig contract

18 Nov 2015 - Singapore Business Review
There were cracks on the rig, says Marco Polo. A legal tussle has emerged between the two SGX-listed shipyards after Marco Polo Marine cancelled a $306m (US$214.3m) rig construction contract with Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary PPL Shipyard. Marco Polo's subsidary MP Drilling announced late Wednesday that ...
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These Companies Are Buying Back Their Own Shares – Should We Be Buying Too?

16 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet Every now and then, I like to keep track of companies which have been buying back their own shares. That’s because share buybacks may be a sign that a company’s stock is undervalued. Peter Lynch, the legendary manager of the U.S.-based Fidelity Magellan Fund, had included buybacks as one of the ...
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2 Key Risks With Sembcorp Marine Ltd That Investors Must Note

11 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet Local offshore and marine giant Sembcorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51) has had a tough year. Over the past 12 months, the rig builder has seen its shares crash by 35%. That fall may just have thrown SembCorp Marine’s shares into the attention of bargain hunters. Based on its current price of S$2.29, trailing ...
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These 3 Stocks Have Fallen Hard In Price – Are They Turning Around Soon?

11 Nov 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Tweet One way I’ve seen people invest is to find companies that have recently suffered significant stock price declines. Their logic behind the strategy is analogous to a bouncing ball – what goes down must come up. Unfortunately, the truth is more complicated than that. There are cases when a steep ...
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