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POTENTIAL DELISTING OF AT LEAST NINE LISTED COMPANIES!

Dear readers, I read an article in The Straits Times today that at least nine companies have announced potential delistings. They are: SLB Development PEC Econ Healthcare Sinarmas Land ICP Amara Holdings Procurri Corp Aoxin Q&M Ban Leong This wave of potential delistings, if materialised are not conducive for the Singapore stock markets, especially when

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Straits Times Index

One Overbought Straits Times Index (STI) Stock: Hongkong Land

Dear readers, for the week ended 2 May 2025, market analysts and investors alike are closely monitoring the performance of the Straits Times Index (STI) stocks. While the overall market has exhibited relative stability and a mix of neutral to mildly bullish signals, there is one particular stock that has garnered significant attention due to

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Singapore Infrastructure stocks

Long Term Investing: Is It Still a Viable Strategy in Today’s Changing World?

Dear readers, in recent days, I have come across numerous articles suggesting that long-term investing may be a thing of the past. This idea, while provocative, warrants a closer look. The traditional notion that investors can place their capital in the market and watch it grow steadily over years or decades is being challenged by

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CAPITALAND COMMERCIAL C-REIT

CAPITALAND COMMERCIAL C-REIT

Dear readers, I read that Capitaland Investment intends to launch its first REIT called Capitaland Commercial C-Reit on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Capitaland Commercial C-Reit will be seeded with CapitaMall SKY+ in Guangzhou and CapitaMall Yuhuating in Changsha, with a combined value of S$500 million. This is of an interesting development to me as Capitaland

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DBS S$1.3 billion lawsuit

MAPLETREE, FRASERS, CAPITALAND TRUSTS AND REITS: POSSIBLE CONSOLIDATION?

Dear readers, in an earlier post, I shared my insights on how the family of Mapletree Trusts—namely Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT), Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT), and Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust (MPACT)—might undergo a process of consolidation, potentially leading to the divestment and privatization of some of these entities. The idea is rooted in the

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S-Reit consolidation

HUTCHISON PORT HOLDINGS TRUST AGM 2025: 3 KEY INSIGHTS REVEALED!

Dear readers, I had the opportunity to attend the Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (HPHT) Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on 23 April 2025, as a dedicated shareholder. Attending AGMs is always an enlightening experience, offering a direct glimpse into the company’s strategic priorities, financial health, and future outlook. Having participated in last year’s AGM, which

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Singapore REITs

CITY DEVELOPMENT STOCK: OF FOCUS

Dear readers, City Development Limited (CDL) recently held its highly anticipated annual general meeting (AGM), an important event that offers insight into the company’s current state and future prospects. This AGM marked a significant milestone, especially considering the recent turbulence the company experienced earlier this year. Earlier in the year, CDL faced a public dispute

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City Development stock

Singapore Stock Markets: Tariff-Related Losses Regained!

Dear readers, recent developments in the Singapore stock market have been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride, primarily driven by global trade tensions and tariff concerns. On April 4, 2025, the Straits Times Index (STI), which serves as a key barometer of Singapore’s economic health and investor sentiment, experienced a significant decline of 2.95%, closing

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