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Daily Brief Thematic (Sector/Industry): Singapore Market Roundup (21-Nov-2025): UOBKH raises China Sunsine’s TP to 95 cents after and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Singapore Market Roundup (21-Nov-2025): UOBKH raises China Sunsine’s TP to 95 cents after
  • Asia Real Estate Tracker (21-Nov-2025): Brookfield unveils $100B AI infrastructure plan.
  • Auctus on Friday – 21/11/2025
  • Thematic Report: Decoding India’s Solar PV Sector- Strong Growth, Big Valuation Divergence


Singapore Market Roundup (21-Nov-2025): UOBKH raises China Sunsine’s TP to 95 cents after

By Singapore Market Roundup

  • China Sunsine’s dividend policy prompts re-rating; UOBKH raises TP to 95 cents.                     
  • Challenges of a CLI-Mapletree meeting                            
  • DBS is RHB’s preferred choice among Singapore banks.

Asia Real Estate Tracker (21-Nov-2025): Brookfield unveils $100B AI infrastructure plan.

By Asia Real Estate Tracker

  • Brookfield is launching a $100 billion AI infrastructure initiative with Nvidia and KIA to boost tech capabilities.
  • Link REIT is pursuing acquisitions of Australian malls while facing a 3.4% income decline from Greater China.
  • Hongkong Land experienced a 13% profit drop in Q3, primarily due to lower contributions from its central operations.

Auctus on Friday – 21/11/2025

By Auctus Advisors

  • Condor Energies (CDR CN)C; Target price of C$5.90 per share: Imminent flow rate results for first horizontal well. LNG facility construction 90% complete.
  • – 3Q25 production averaged 9,978 mboe/d, broadly in line with expectations. In Uzbekistan, drilling of a 1,000‑meter lateral section at the first horizontal well is underway, with numerous mud gas shows recorded.
  • The lateral may be extended, and the well is expected to be brought onstream in December, potentially adding more than 10 mmcf/d of production. 

Thematic Report: Decoding India’s Solar PV Sector- Strong Growth, Big Valuation Divergence

By Sudarshan Bhandari

  • India is rapidly scaling solar PV manufacturing, supported by strong policies, rising demand, and a surge of new companies entering the sector.
  • Despite fast growth, the sector shows wide valuation gaps and cost-driven dynamics, highlighting the importance of technology, efficiency, and operational strength.
  • India’s solar PV push is impactful and accelerating, but long-term sustainability depends on fundamentals like capacity, costs, and technology readiness.

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