icycrystal
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I have avoided this stock, not confident in its mgt.

In the first half (1H), Singapore Post returned to the black with a net profit of S$11.5 million, compared to a net loss of S$9.9 million the previous year. However, the recovery was short-lived — the second half (2H) recorded a net loss of S$0.5 million. The company’s profitability has been unstable over the past two years.

How do you view SingPost earnings and 12% drop?


Can this renewed focus help SingPost return to stable profitability?


Does the firing of executives signal deep-rooted issues within the company?


Is Bottom-Fishing now meaning catching a falling knife?


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DBS Buys 250K SingPost Shares! Can It Stage a Comeback?
DBS Bank purchased 250,000 shares of SingPost on September 16 for about $110,000, raising its stake to 0.062%. Following this move, Temasek’s combined deemed ownership via DBS Bank and Singtel now stands at 22%. While SingPost shares closed unchanged at S$0.43 on September 17, the stock edged up 1.16% to S$0.435 by 11:42 am on September 18. Temasek-linked holdings strengtheSand the stock showS a mild rebound. Could SingPost be positioning itself for a longer-term re-rating? After declines for two months, Can SingPost stage a comeback?
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