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<ul><li>Singtel's FY2025 ebit growth guidance may rise to mid-to-high teens from successful cost cuts, according to CGSI.</li><li>IG predicts OCBC will reach $19 and UOB will hit $39.90 in share price.</li><li>SGX reports record revenue and profit in first half, with 1HFY2025 adjusted net profit up 27.3% and increased revenue across all segments. CEO Loh addresses succession concerns.</li></ul>

Singtel's FY2025 ebit growth guidance may rise to mid-to-high teens from successful cost cuts, according to CGSI.IG predicts OCBC will reach $19 and UOB will hit $39.90 in share price.SGX reports record revenue and profit in first half, with 1HFY2025 adjusted net profit up 27.3% and increased revenue across all segments. CEO Loh addresses succession concerns.

Singapore Market Roundup (06-Feb-2025): Singtel poised for strong ebit growth in FY2025 - CGSI

<ul><li>Singtel is considering raising their FY2025 ebit growth guidance to mid-to-high teens, attributed to successful cost cutting efforts according to CGSI.</li><li>IG forecast predicts OCBC stock may reach $19 and UOB may rise to $39.90. RHB increases Centurion's target price and earnings due to higher rate assumptions.</li><li>CGSI maintains 'add' rating for Genting Singapore despite slow tourism recovery. However, DBS and RHB cut CDLHT's target price due to Singapore hotel oversupply.</li></ul>

Singtel is considering raising their FY2025 ebit growth guidance to mid-to-high teens, attributed to successful cost cutting efforts according to CGSI.IG forecast predicts OCBC stock may reach $19 and UOB may rise to $39.90. RHB increases Centurion's target price and earnings due to higher rate assumptions.CGSI maintains 'add' rating for Genting Singapore despite slow tourism recovery. However, DBS and RHB cut CDLHT's target price due to Singapore hotel oversupply.

Singapore Market Roundup (05-Feb-2025): Singtel may raise FY2025 ebit growth guidance.

<ul><li>DBS emphasizes TSV project as a significant initiative for GVT, showcasing its strategic importance for growth and development.</li><li>CGSI forecasts robust earnings for companies like Sembcorp, Seatrium, iFast, FLCT, Singtel, and SIA, indicating a positive outlook for the market.</li><li>DBS reaffirms its positive outlook on OUE REIT, citing improved operating performance as a key factor in maintaining a 'buy' rating for the company.</li></ul>

DBS emphasizes TSV project as a significant initiative for GVT, showcasing its strategic importance for growth and development.CGSI forecasts robust earnings for companies like Sembcorp, Seatrium, iFast, FLCT, Singtel, and SIA, indicating a positive outlook for the market.DBS reaffirms its positive outlook on OUE REIT, citing improved operating performance as a key factor in maintaining a 'buy' rating for the company.

Singapore Market Roundup (24-Jan-2025): DBS TSV project key for GVT.

<ul><li>Food Empire stock should be retained as the company plans to diversify its business, potentially leading to increased profitability.</li><li>HSBC has raised Singtel's target price in anticipation of a potential merger in the telecom industry, suggesting room for growth.</li><li>Investors should consider holding onto Food Empire stock and possibly increasing investment in Singtel due to positive outlooks for both companies.</li></ul>

Food Empire stock should be retained as the company plans to diversify its business, potentially leading to increased profitability.HSBC has raised Singtel's target price in anticipation of a potential merger in the telecom industry, suggesting room for growth.Investors should consider holding onto Food Empire stock and possibly increasing investment in Singtel due to positive outlooks for both companies.

Singapore Market Roundup (23-Jan-2025): Food Empire plans to diversify. Hold stock.

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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/grab-holdings-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:26950:1" rel="noopener">Grab Holdings</a> has announced that it will tie up with <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/byd-co-ltd-h" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:20962:1" rel="noopener">BYD (1211 HK)</a> to source 50,000 EVs for its ride-hailing fleet, which will help to address car and driver shortages.</li>
<li>Drivers will be able to buy the vehicles at favourable prices, with competitive financing packages. Grab's technology will be built-in to improve driver performance and provide data to improve services. </li>
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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/grab-holdings-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:26950:1" rel="noopener">Grab</a> is also stepping up its efforts in insurance, winning general insurance licences in Singapore and Malaysia, allowing it to offer tailored insurance products to drivers initially but customers later.</li>
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Grab Holdings has announced that it will tie up with BYD (1211 HK) to source 50,000 EVs for its ride-hailing fleet, which will help to address car and driver shortages.
Drivers will be able to buy the vehicles at favourable prices, with competitive financing packages. Grab's technology will be built-in to improve driver performance and provide data to improve services. 

Grab is also stepping up its efforts in insurance, winning general insurance licences in Singapore and Malaysia, allowing it to offer tailored insurance products to drivers initially but customers later.


Grab Holdings (GRAB IJ) - New Fleets and Finance

Singapore

Singapore Telecommunications Limited wireless telecommunication services. The Company offers diverse range of services including fixed, mobile, data, internet, TV,  and digital solutions. Singapore Telecommunications serves customers worldwide.

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