Invest, Trade and Save in Singapore, Syfe

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Invest, Trade and Save in Singapore

Syfe is an investment platform offering Managed Portfolios, Brokerage services, and Cash Management solutions to help people build wealth for a better future.

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>Singapore’s Hospitality REITs’ (S-REITs) demand prospects are largely hinged on tourist arrivals, which have been on a steady revival towards pre-pandemic levels. With hotel room supply growth moderating in the near term, occupancy has been on the rise.</li>
<li>Higher occupancy has helped moderate the impact of softer average daily rates (ADR) and helped the sector move beyond the pandemic period stress. Changi T5 and cruise/port upgrades will raise inbound capacity long-term—a positive for room demand once fully operational.</li>
<li>Singapore’s MICE pipeline (new arena, MICE hub studies) supports durable demand for premium rooms. For instance, big concerts, the F1, World Aquatics, and trade shows have helped materially lift RevPAR. However, this results in demand being lumpy over the period, resulting in peaks. </li>
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Singapore’s Hospitality REITs’ (S-REITs) demand prospects are largely hinged on tourist arrivals, which have been on a steady revival towards pre-pandemic levels. With hotel room supply growth moderating in the near term, occupancy has been on the rise.
Higher occupancy has helped moderate the impact of softer average daily rates (ADR) and helped the sector move beyond the pandemic period stress. Changi T5 and cruise/port upgrades will raise inbound capacity long-term—a positive for room demand once fully operational.
Singapore’s MICE pipeline (new arena, MICE hub studies) supports durable demand for premium rooms. For instance, big concerts, the F1, World Aquatics, and trade shows have helped materially lift RevPAR. However, this results in demand being lumpy over the period, resulting in peaks. 


Singapore’s Hospitality REITs: Sector Outlook Is Positive, With Travel Source Market Recovery

Singapore Market Roundup, Singapore Market Roundup

Singapore Market Roundup

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<li>Food Empire prepares for growth with a financial war chest.             </li>
<li>DBS raises MPACT target price to $1.60 as earnings hit bottom.</li>
<li>SATS positioned well to benefit from trade redirection, says CGSI.</li>
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Food Empire prepares for growth with a financial war chest.             
DBS raises MPACT target price to $1.60 as earnings hit bottom.
SATS positioned well to benefit from trade redirection, says CGSI.


Singapore Market Roundup (25-Sep-2025): Food Empire gears up for growth with funds ready.

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<li>RHB lowers CDLHT target price due to market challenges.         </li>
<li>RHB calls ST Engineering a high-quality, defensive growth opportunity.</li>
<li>Ready-to-eat at 7-Eleven could prompt a re-rating for DFI Retail.</li>
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RHB lowers CDLHT target price due to market challenges.         
RHB calls ST Engineering a high-quality, defensive growth opportunity.
Ready-to-eat at 7-Eleven could prompt a re-rating for DFI Retail.


Singapore Market Roundup (24-Sep-2025): RHB cuts CDLHT target price amid market challenges.

Alpha-Centric ESG Research

Kyle Rudden

What color is a tree? Ask a child, and the answer is green. To a child, green is green, and all green is "tree-green." Ask an artist the same question, and the answer is a chromatic spectrum of greens blending into brownish shades in the shadows, and yellow tints in the sun.If corporate climate pledges – especially the me-too net-zero variety so en vogue of late – were a tangible product they would come packaged in a glossy sustainability-green. You've seen it. That botanical green so impossibly organic there is something vaguely unsettling about it.Open the package, and you might find the climate pledge equivalent of a brick in an iPhone box.To be fair, most climate pledges are well-intentioned, but it takes just one dodgy press release from an oil supermajor for the world to go mad with greenwashing paranoia. Out-and-out greenwashing is relatively rare, however. There is a bigger issue, and a source of both risk and opportunity.Some issuers are making huge promises – genuine but likely clouded by irrational exuberance from "keeping up with the Joneses" – and setting themselves up for failure, where the cost of failure is of epic proportions. Conversely, some companies are doing it right, turning risk into opportunity.

What color is a tree? Ask a child, and the answer is green. To a child, green is green, and all green is "tree-green." Ask an artist the same question, and the answer is a chromatic spectrum of greens blending into brownish shades in the shadows, and yellow tints in the sun.If corporate climate pledges – especially the me-too net-zero variety so en vogue of late – were a tangible product they would come packaged in a glossy sustainability-green. You've seen it. That botanical green so impossibly organic there is something vaguely unsettling about it.Open the package, and you might find the climate pledge equivalent of a brick in an iPhone box.To be fair, most climate pledges are well-intentioned, but it takes just one dodgy press release from an oil supermajor for the world to go mad with greenwashing paranoia. Out-and-out greenwashing is relatively rare, however. There is a bigger issue, and a source of both risk and opportunity.Some issuers are making huge promises – genuine but likely clouded by irrational exuberance from "keeping up with the Joneses" – and setting themselves up for failure, where the cost of failure is of epic proportions. Conversely, some companies are doing it right, turning risk into opportunity.

Climate Pledges: Singapore and Japan Lead APAC Issuers in Quality of Climate Pledges

Technical Analyst, Vermilion Research

Joe Jasper

Technical Analyst

Technical and Quantitative Research

Vermilion Research

Vermilion’s objective is to deliver timely, actionable, and unique technical research to professional investors through the application of our various technical indicators.

Our research strategists seek to highlight securities which we believe are at major inflection points, based on our various technical and quantitative indicators, and offer asymmetric risk/return profiles. Our unique research methodology, centered on relative strength, enables our strategists to deliver superior investment recommendations.

Our process begins by organizing the universe of actively traded stocks into discrete sectors, then into industry groups. We then apply our technical and quantitative tools to identify developing price trends. Once attractive trends are identified within a selected sector or group, we screen for individual stocks which we believe offer the best risk/reward profile. We provide a historical perspective that often reveals, through our long-term charts, how price patterns often repeat themselves over time.

Technical Analysis

The MSCI ACWI advanced to another new high yesterday - to levels not seen since mid-March with the U.S. and Emerging Markets leading the move. While potential resistance levels exist, recent developments only bolster our already positive outlook.  In today's report, we highlight actionable setups within our global Technology, and Real Estate Developers and REITs Groups.

The MSCI ACWI advanced to another new high yesterday - to levels not seen since mid-March with the U.S. and Emerging Markets leading the move. While potential resistance levels exist, recent developments only bolster our already positive outlook.  In today's report, we highlight actionable setups within our global Technology, and Real Estate Developers and REITs Groups.

MSCI ACWI’s Advance Continues: U.S. And Emerging Markets Leading the Way

Singapore

CDL Hospitality Trusts is a stapled group that invests in a diversified global portfolio of income-producing real estate for hospitality, hospitality-related, and other accommodation purposes, including hotels, resorts, student accommodation, and build-to-rent apartments. Its portfolio includes 22 properties across eight countries. The company is headquartered in Singapore and was founded in 2006.

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CDL Hospitality (CDREIT SP)

Singapore’s Hospitality REITs: Sector Outlook Is Positive, With Travel Source Market Recovery

Singapore’s Hospitality REITs’ (S-REITs) demand prospects are largely hinged on tourist arrivals, which have been on a steady revival towards...

Syfe

Singapore Market Roundup (25-Sep-2025): Food Empire gears up for growth with funds ready.

Food Empire gears up for growth with financial support. DBS raises MPACT target to $1.60 as earnings stabilize. SATS set to gain from trade...

Singapore Market Roundup

Singapore Market Roundup (24-Sep-2025): RHB cuts CDLHT target price amid market challenges.

RHB reduces CDLHT target price amid market challenges, views ST Engineering as a strong growth opportunity, and sees 7-Eleven's ready-to-eat...

Singapore Market Roundup

Climate Pledges: Singapore and Japan Lead APAC Issuers in Quality of Climate Pledges

Corporate climate pledges come many shades of green, and for some their colors start to run on closer inspection. But not in Singapore and Japan...

Kyle Rudden

MSCI ACWI’s Advance Continues: U.S. And Emerging Markets Leading the Way

The MSCI ACWI advanced to another new high yesterday - to levels not seen since mid-March with the U.S. and Emerging Markets leading the move....

Vermilion Research

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