Sembcorp Industries stock (SGX: U96) has seen high volatility in August 2025. Sembcorp Industries price reached $7.80 on 7 August 2025, before falling to $6.72 the next day, a 13.85% decline. By 22 August 2025, Sembcorp Industries shares were at $6.12, down 22% from the recent peak. This drop followed a weaker-than-expected Sembcorp Industries earnings
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Introduction: A Market on the Verge of Transformation Singapore has long been celebrated as a stable financial hub, yet its stock market has often been viewed as conservative, heavily reliant on major banks, and limited in diversification. Recent strategic reforms, innovative corporate moves, and a rise in REIT prominence signal a turning point. Investors now
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Introduction: Why SingPost Still Matters for Retail Investors Singapore Post Limited (SGX: S08), better known as SingPost, has long been regarded as a household name in Singapore. For decades, the company played a central role in postal services while diversifying into logistics and e-commerce delivery. However, the most recent financial results for Q1 FY2025/26 (for
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Dear readers, news broke that Temasek Holdings, Singapore’s state-owned investment company, is weighing a significant revamp of its corporate structure. Reports suggest that Temasek may undergo a three-way split, reorganizing into distinct investment units. This development, if confirmed, could reshape how Temasek manages its vast S$434 billion portfolio and, importantly, how Singapore’s retail investors perceive
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For over three years, the world has lived with the devastating reality of the war between Russia and Ukraine. Every day, images of shattered cities, grieving families, and millions displaced have dominated our screens. It has been a conflict that stretched beyond borders, pulling in energy markets, global inflation, and food security crises. Yet amid
Dear readers, against the backdrop of today’s uncertain geopolitical climate, global investors once again find themselves turning toward gold. For centuries, gold has been viewed as a reliable store of value and a dependable “safe haven” in times of political instability, economic downturn, and financial market volatility. Whenever the world encounters turbulence—whether in the form
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Dear readers, the National Day Rally 2025 has concluded. As expected, it was an inspiring one as Prime Minister Lawrence Wong took stock of how the nation has progressed over the past 60 years and laid out ambitious plans to take Singapore forward. The rally, often described as the most important political speech of the
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Dear readers, many Singaporeans will be tuning in tonight to hear Prime Minister Lawrence Wong deliver the annual National Day Rally (NDR). The Rally is not just another political speech—it is arguably the most important policy address of the year. The Prime Minister uses this occasion to share his reflections on Singapore’s progress, outline the
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Dear readers, this coming Sunday, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will deliver the 2025 National Day Rally (NDR). This will not just be PM Wong’s second rally since becoming Prime Minister, but also one of the most symbolic National Day Rallies in our nation’s history — because 2025 marks Singapore’s 60th year of independence. For a
Dear readers, the sale of M1 by Keppel has emerged as one of the most talked-about developments in the Singapore stock market this week. For market watchers, this move is not entirely unexpected. It aligns perfectly with the group’s asset-light strategy, a shift that has been in motion for several years, and signals a deepening
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