Singapore stocks to watch Monday: M1, Hyflux, DeClout, Procurri, JUMBO, Spackman
These are Singapore companies which may be in focus on Monday, 18 February 2019: M1, Hyflux, DeClout, Procurri, JUMBO and Spackman.
These are Singapore companies which may be in focus on Monday, 18 February 2019: M1, Hyflux, DeClout, Procurri, JUMBO and Spackman.
Hyflux CEO Lum said Saturday that if the restructuring plan is approved, she would contribute all her shares to other holders of preference shares and perpetual securities.
Iconic Singapore chili crab restaurateur JUMBO Group entered a joint venture to introduce JUMBO Seafood outlets in South Korea, it said Friday.
These are Singapore companies which announced share buybacks on Friday, 15 February 2019: Singtel, SingHaiyi and Stamford Land.
Konnectivity’s bid for M1 has become unconditional after one of the Singapore telco’s major shareholders, Malaysia-based Axiata, tendered its shares.
Daiwa downgraded Singapore banks to Neutral and deleted DBS from its portfolio as the investment bank positioned away from rate-sensitive plays.
CGS-CIMB upgraded SATS to Add from Hold after its fiscal 3Q results came in above its forecasts and overall operations performed better than expected.
This article was originally published on Thursday, 14 February 2019, at 23:09 SGT; it has since been updated to add Cromwell European REIT. These are…
Cromwell European REIT said on Friday it acquired a logistics property in Gennevilliers, France, from Challenger DPG France II SAS for 6.9 million euros.
Singapore’s 4Q18 economic growth slowed to 1.9% on-year as the construction and wholesale & trade sectors contracted, MTI said Friday.
DBS was expected to report decent fourth quarter earnings growth even as wealth management fees were expected to have been hurt by market volatility.
RHB lowered its earnings forecast for Kimly, as higher costs ate into profitability, and pointed to an overhang on the stock amid ongoing investigations.
Iconic Singapore curry puff maker Old Chang Kee reported Thursday fiscal 3Q profit after tax increased 24.6% on-year on higher revenue from retail outlets.
Creative Technology reported its fiscal 2Q net loss widened to US$4.92 million, from a US$4.23 million loss in the year-ago quarter as sales dropped.
These are Singapore companies which announced share buybacks on Thursday, 14 February 2019: Singapore Post and Stamford Land.
Telco StarHub reported Thursday 4Q18 net profit dropped 61.8% on-year amid lower mobile and pay TV revenue. The results beat a forecast from Daiwa.
Singapore Airlines reported Thursday its fiscal 3Q net profit fell 27% on-year to S$284.1M as a sharp increase in fuel costs offset a rise in revenue.
Thai Beverage reported Thursday fiscal 1Q net profit rose 35.5 percent on-year as revenue from the spirits, F&N/FPL and food businesses all increased.
Soilbuild REIT said Thursday a third party has filed an application for tenant NK Ingredients to be placed under judicial management.
RHB upgraded ComfortDelGro to Buy after its taxi business showed surprise resilience and as the public transportation business’ contribution grew.
ST Engineering said Thursday its electronics arm will set up a JV with DSO to offer analyticsand information products based on satellite imagery.
EC World REIT’s unit price has dropped around 10 percent since its 2016 initial public offering, taking a hit alongside a host of China-focused investments as concerns over the U.S. trade war hurt sentiment.
DBS sharply cut its outlook for Hutchison Port Holdings Trust’s payouts after the port operator’s earnings missed forecasts due to a large impairment.
Singtel reported Thursday its fiscal 3Q net profit fell 14.2% on-year to S$823 million amid headwinds in India. The results missed a forecast from DBS.
These are Singapore companies which may be in focus on Thursday, 13 February 2019: Singtel, ComfortDelGro, SATS, JUMBO and Accordia Golf Trust.