Dear readers, in this post, twenty undervalued large-cap dividends Singapore stocks will be revealed.
Yes, these twenty Singapore stocks are among the largest-cap Singapore stocks on the Singapore stocks exchange.
Yes, these Singapore stocks are each undervalued having a Price-to-Book ratio of below 1.
Yes, these Singapore stocks have decent dividends-yields of more than 4% each.
And without further ado, these twenty Singapore stocks, accompanied with their dividend yields in brackets, followed by their price-to-book ratios are as follows:
| JMH USD(4.28%) 0.77 |
| CapitaLand(4.36%) 0.66 |
| HongkongLand USD(5.66%) 0.39 |
| Olam Intl(6.2%) 0.99 |
| Suntec Reit(4.91%) 0.94 |
| Keppel Reit(4.68%) 0.89 |
| Mapletree NAC Tr(7.58%) 0.91 |
| Ascott Trust(5.59%) 0.9 |
| Yanlord Land(5.81%) 0.5 |
| OUE Com Reit(6.1%) 0.6 |
| Golden Agri-Res(4%) 0.67 |
| F & N(4.3%) 0.92 |
| GuocoLand(4.17%) 0.52 |
| Lung Kee Bermuda(9.33%) 1 |
| CapitaR China Tr(6.6%) 0.95 |
| China Everbright(5.83%) 0.63 |
| CromwellReit EUR(8.67%) 0.92 |
| Far East HTrust(4.56%) 0.77 |
| Hong Leong Fin(5.87%) 0.64 |
| StarhillGbl Reit(5.7%) 0.88 |
Undervalued, decent dividend-yields, large-caps for which some are brand names, yes these are what these Singapore large-cap stocks are.
But I would think some of the above stocks are value trap as the fundamentals of these stocks have been impacted by Covid-19, the broader stocks markets outlook and these stock prices will go lower in time to come.
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