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05-23

Singtel $Singtel(Z74.SI)$ stood out this earnings season with a S$0.10 final dividend and a S$2 billion share buyback, driving a 4% stock jump. While most of its profit jump came from one-off gains like the Comcentre sale, a 9% rise in core net profit still reflects solid performance. The move to boost shareholder returns shows strong capital discipline and long-term focus.

On the other hand, SingPost $SingPost(S08.SI)$ raised concerns with its swing to a negative profit. Rising costs and ongoing restructuring efforts continue to weigh on results. Unless there’s a clear turnaround plan, I’d only consider bottom-fishing around S$0.35, depending on future guidance.

Overall, it’s been a mixed season—DBS $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ remains a standout, while Sea’s $Sea Ltd(SE)$ gaming unit shows promise. The gap between Singtel’s strength and SingPost’s challenges highlights the importance of focusing on fundamentals and capital efficiency.

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# SG Stocks Climb After Earnings: Who Can Keep It Up?

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  • icycrystal
    ·05-24
    thanks for sharing
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