A Close Look At Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd’s Dividend, Growth, And Valuation

14 Sep 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Over the last five years, the share price of Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (SGX: S63) has climbed by merely 12%. That does not seem like much, but when compared to the Straits Times Index’s (SGX: ^STI) gain of just 2% in the same time frame, the engineering conglomerate’s double-digit return ...
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Inside DBS Group Holdings Ltd’s Classic Banker’s Dilemma Over the Swiber Holdings Limited Mess

14 Sep 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Last month, Swiber Holdings Limited (SGX: BGK), a company that provides support services to the oil & gas industry, announced it was going to wind itself up before swiftly deciding to place itself under judicial management instead. The entire debacle caught the stock market by surprise. As one of Swiber’s ...
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Is A Possible Spinoff from Yoma Strategic Holdings Ltd In The Works?

14 Sep 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Yoma Strategic Holdings Ltd (SGX: Z59) has been the best performing billion-dollar stock in Singapore over the last five years, generating a total return of more than 1,100%. Over the years, the company has transformed itself from a property developer focused on Myanmar into a diversified conglomerate ...
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Chart of the Day: Check out which Singapore REITs are dominating the market in 2016

14 Sep 2016 - Singapore Business Review
Offshore assets are proving to be lifesavers. Singapore property has been deluged with headwinds thus far in 2016, but analysts note that there has been an interesting turn in the tides year to date. According to a report by Jefferies, year to date (YTD) outperformers are dominated by REITS from Mapletree ...

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Daily Briefing: Cheap money crushes office property slump; CapitaLand callable bonds get risky bets

14 Sep 2016 - Singapore Business Review
And five local home developments to keep an eye on. Despite a glut of vacant and under-construction office space and a 10 percent slide in central-district rents over the past year, the city is attracting investors. Purchase prices in the main financial area are down only 3 percent from last year, which ...
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Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 1.91%

14 Sep 2016 - Singapore Business Review
Expect more losses today. According to OCBC, the pullback on Wall Street overnight could weigh on the local bourse today, extending the STI’s losing streak. Here’s more from OCBC: We expect the STI to hold around 2800 to 2875 in the near term, failing which the index may ease further towards the next ...
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26 Surprising And Important Things About Investing Every Investor Should Know

13 Sep 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Late last month, I shared the 25th factoid of my growing list of surprising and important things about investing that I think every investor should know. The list is made up of information and facts I have collected over my years as a student of investing. Earlier today, I recalled something I learnt ...
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These 3 Companies Have Grown Their Revenues and Profits by Over 15% Annually In the Last 10 Years

13 Sep 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Growth investors seek companies that can grow at above average rates over the long-term. But, no one can accurately predict the future and this makes it tricky when investors are trying to think about the long-term prospects of a company. One way to help clear up some of the fog would be to look at a ...
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Taxi availability rules to be reviewed by this year: Ng Chee Meng

13 Sep 2016 - Channel NewsAsia
SINGAPORE: Amid growing competition from private car hire services, the Government will look to review Singapore’s taxi availability framework by the end of 2016, Senior Minister of State for Transport Ng Chee Meng said in Parliament on Tuesday (Sep 13). This is to “further level the playing field” between ...

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Office tenants ditch older Grade A buildings for newer ones

13 Sep 2016 - Singapore Business Review
Falling rents lure them to seal the deal for bigger spaces. With the threat of prolonged decline in rents for office spaces, older Grade A office buildings would feel the most pressure as tenants opt to sign in for newer developments. According to RHB analyst Vijay Natarajan, some of newer prime office ...

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