Singapore and emerging market real estate

Royston Foo

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A small-cap Singapore developer with privatisation potential that has gone under the radar is <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/3498" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:3498:1">Sing Holdings (SING SP)</a> (“SHL”). SHL has a market capitalization of S$164.4 mil and the implied price-to-book valuation of SHL is 0.64x. RNAV estimate of SHL is S$0.95 per share and ascribing a discount of 30%, fair value of SHL is pegged at S$0.66 per share. Upside potential is attractive at 62%. Recent share price correction, weaken property market outlook and the potential for SHL to increase its cash hoard by 3.5x within 3 years could provide a compelling angle for the controlling Lee Family to privatise SHL. Insiders have been actively buying shares in the company since the beginning of the year.Initiate coverage on Sing Holdings with a BUY rating.

A small-cap Singapore developer with privatisation potential that has gone under the radar is Sing Holdings (SING SP) (“SHL”). SHL has a market capitalization of S$164.4 mil and the implied price-to-book valuation of SHL is 0.64x. RNAV estimate of SHL is S$0.95 per share and ascribing a discount of 30%, fair value of SHL is pegged at S$0.66 per share. Upside potential is attractive at 62%. Recent share price correction, weaken property market outlook and the potential for SHL to increase its cash hoard by 3.5x within 3 years could provide a compelling angle for the controlling Lee Family to privatise SHL. Insiders have been actively buying shares in the company since the beginning of the year.Initiate coverage on Sing Holdings with a BUY rating.

Sing Holdings – A Potential Privatisation Candidate in the Making?

SGX Market Strategist, Equity & Fixed Income, Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

Geoff Howie

SGX Market Strategist, Equity & Fixed Income

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Sing Holdings – A Potential Privatisation Candidate in the Making?

A small-cap Singapore developer with privatisation potential that has gone under the radar is Sing Holdings (SING SP) (“SHL”). SHL has a market...

Royston Foo

Highlights of SGX-Listed Construction Plays

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23 Companies Buyback Shares in Sep, Yanlord Commences Buybacks

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