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Market Daily Report: Bursa Malaysia Ends Nearly Flat As Construction Stocks Attract Buying

 KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 8 (Bernama) -- Bursa Malaysia closed almost flat on Tuesday as buying interest rotated away from index heavyweights towards smaller-cap construction stocks, with sentiment affected by geopolitical uncertainty, said an analyst. At 5 pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) eased 0.39 of a point to 1,714.40 from Monday’s close of 1,714.79. The benchmark index opened 1.65 points lower at 1,713.14 and moved between 1,710.44 and 1,714.50 throughout the trading session. The broader market was almost evenly balanced, with decliners leading gainers 548 to 546, while 598 counters were unchanged, 1,107 were untraded and 25 were suspended. Turnover expanded to 4.13 billion units valued at RM3.14 billion from 3.60 billion units valued at RM2.45 billion on Monday.

Singapore Market Wrap: STI Slides as Fed Fears Hit Tech; Retail Sales Show Resilience

Singapore equities opened weaker as  global risk sentiment deteriorated , with rising US rate expectations triggering a  broad tech-led selloff , even as domestic data showed  steady consumer demand . Wall Street Selloff Signals Shift in Sentiment US markets snapped a nine-week rally: S&P 500   -2.6% Nasdaq Composite   -4.2% Dow Jones Industrial Average   -1.4% The decline followed  strong jobs data , which raised concerns that the  Federal Reserve  may maintain a  hawkish stance . Tech stocks led losses: Nvidia   -6.2% Advanced Micro Devices  and  Intel   -7% to -13% range STI Opens Lower Amid Broad Weakness The  FTSE Straits Times Index  fell  1.47% , with  decliners significantly outnumbering gainers . Market sentiment was pressured by: Global tech selloff Rising  interest rate expectations Weak risk appetite across equities Retail Sales Growth Signals Consumer Strength Singapore’s reta...

Singapore Market Movers: Singtel Shines as STI Climbs on Broad-Based Gains

Quick Summary Singapore stocks ended  higher on Tuesday (Feb 3) , supported by gains in  telecoms, property and industrial names .  Singtel  led the market, while  ThaiBev  lagged. Trading activity stayed healthy, with  DBS  topping the turnover chart. Key Highlights Singtel surged 4.74% to S$4.86 , making it the  top STI gainer Hongkong Land (+4.71%)  and  JMH USD (+2.99%)  also posted strong gains ThaiBev fell 1.04% , ending as the  top loser DBS  was the  most actively traded stock , with  S$235.21m turnover In REITs,  Acro HTrust USD rose 4.0% , while  KepPac Oak REIT USD slid 4.17% STI Top Gainers Singtel  +4.74% Hongkong Land USD  +4.71% JMH USD  +2.99% SATS  +2.95% DFI Retail Group USD  +2.91% STI Top Losers ThaiBev  −1.04% Wilmar International  −0.88% Mapletree Logistics Trust  −0.76% Mapletree Industrial Trust  −0.48% REITs Movers Top Gainer: ...

Singapore Market Movers: DBS Leads Gains on Wednesday

The Straits Times Index (STI) extended gains on Wednesday, with  DBS Group Holdings Ltd  emerging as the session’s top gainer and most actively traded stock. Key Stock Movers DBS (D05.SG):  Rose  3.64%  to close at  S$52.73 , with turnover of  S$441.1 million , making it both the  top gainer and  most traded stock . Singtel (Z74.SG):  Gained  1.64%  to  S$2.48 . Genting Singapore (G13.SG):  Advanced  1.32%  to  S$0.77 . SGX (S68.SG):  Climbed  1.22%  to  S$9.97 . ST Engineering (S63.SG):  Added  1.01%  to  S$3.99 . Top loser: UOL (U14.SG):  Fell  1.99%  to  S$7.40 . REITs Performance Sabana REIT (M1GU.SG):  Led REIT gains, rising  3.49%  to  S$0.445 . Stoneweg EUTrust EUR (SET.SG):  Dropped  1.9%  to  S$1.55 , making it the  biggest REIT decliner . Market Overview The  FTSE Straits Times Index ...

SG Movers Recap: Singtel Leads, BHG Retail REIT Surges, DBS Most Active

The  FTSE Singapore Straits Times Index  experienced mixed movements on  Friday, Dec 20, 2024 , with notable performances from various sectors. Key Market Highlights Top Movers on STI Top Gainer : Singtel (Z74.SG) : +0.65%  to close at  S$3.12 . Top Loser : JMH USD (J36.SG) : -2.33%  to end at  S$40.23 . REIT Movers Top Gainer : BHG Retail REIT (BMGU.SG) : +12.5%  to close at  S$0.45 . Top Loser : DigiCore REIT USD (DCRU.SG) : -3.36%  to end at  S$0.575 . Most Actively Traded Stock DBS (D05.SG) : Declined  1.34%  to close at  S$42.82 . Recorded a  turnover of S$214.58 million .

Digital Bank GXS Aims for Profit by 2027 with Aggressive Growth Strategy

GXS Bank Pte Ltd, the digital bank supported by Grab Holdings Ltd and Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (Singtel), has set an ambitious goal to achieve profitability by March 2027, focusing on doubling its loan book every six months. Key Takeaways: Target Market: GXS Bank targets financially underserved sectors, including gig economy workers and small businesses, primarily those transacting through the Grab app. This creates a valuable data source to assess creditworthiness. CEO's Vision: “We’re not competing for the same customer that the big bank is trying to get,” said GXS group CEO Muthukrishnan Ramaswami. “There are so many people who are underserved that there is enough money to be made by serving them.” Competition: GXS Bank faces stiff competition from Singapore’s established brick-and-mortar banks, DBS Group Holdings Ltd, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp, and United Overseas Bank Ltd, which dominate the market. Financial Performance: GXS reported losses of S$152.1 million i...

Thai Billionaire Sarath Plans US$20.5 Billion Telco, Energy Merger with Singtel's Support

Thai billionaire Sarath Ratanavadi is set to merge his power company with an affiliate that owns Thailand’s most valuable mobile phone operator, creating a business worth US$20.5 billion (RM95.82 billion) based on Tuesday’s closing prices. Merger Details: Companies Involved: Gulf Energy Development Pcl will merge with its telecommunications unit Intouch Holdings Pcl. Share Exchange Ratio: Existing Gulf Energy shareholders will receive 1.02974 shares of the merged entity for each Gulf share held, while Intouch holders will get 1.69335 shares for each Intouch share held. Gulf currently owns about 47.4% of Intouch. Strategic Goals: New Business Focus: According to Varorith Chirachon, executive director at SCB Asset Management Co, the merger aims to rebrand Gulf Energy from a power producer to a leading telecommunications, technology, and digital player. Business Expansion: The merger will allow the combined entity to maximize future operations and investments, simplify the shareholdin...