Singapore companies announcing share buybacks Thurs., 7 Oct. 2021: Venture, Sembcorp, OCBC, UOB, SGX, StarHub, Broadway, Hour Glass, G.K. Goh, Hotung and ST Group Food.
Singapore companies announcing share buybacks Wed., 6 Oct. 2021: UOB, OCBC, SGX, Hongkong Land, Food Empire, Broadway, Eurosports, StarHub, AEM, CNMC Goldmine, The Hour Glass, G.K. Goh and Global Investments.
Singapore companies which announced share buybacks Tues., 5 Oct. 2021: Jardine Matheson, Hongkong Land, OCBC, UOB, StarHub, Boustead Singapore, G.K. Goh, The Hour Glass and CNMC Goldmine.
StarHub will acquire a 50.1 percent stake in MyRepublic’s broadband business for up to S$162.8 million, becoming a strategic investor.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Wednesday, 22 Sept. 2021: Nanofilm, Temasek, CLI, Cromwell European REIT, Oxley, SembMarine, Lendlease Global Commercial REIT, Suntec REIT, Metech, Asian Micro, NeraTel and Blumont.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Thursday, 19 Aug 2021: Nanofilm, LMIR Trust, Tuan Sing, CapitaLand, StarHub, Dyna-Mac, Spackman and Accrelist.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Friday, 6 Aug 2021: OCBC, F&N, Yangzijiang, StarHub, Credit Burea Asia, Banyan Tree and more.
StarHub reported Thursday its 2Q21 net profit climbed 62.6% on-year to S$37.4M, with all business segments reporting improved QoQ performance.
UOB KayHian upgraded c to Hold, saying the stock is trading well below its five-year average enterprise value to EBITDA ratio.
CGS-CIMB upgraded StarHub to Add from Hold, saying management is executing well on its efforts to cut operating and capital expenditures.
These are Singapore companies which may be in focus on Wednesday, 6 November 2019: Singapore Airlines, StarHub, Perennial, AIMS APAC REIT and HPHT.
StarHub reported Tuesday it 3Q19 net profit rose 2% on-year to S$58M despite lower revenue from mobile, pay TV and broadband, as operating expenses fell.