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Deon Loke

Deon Loke

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SIA's earnings for its second half more than halved year on year to S$945.5 million from S$2 billion.

Stocks to watch: SIA, Marco Polo, First Resources, NetLink, ThaiBev, CSE, Aspial, CNMC

[SINGAPORE] The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Friday (May 15):

The maker of Chang Beer says that excluding a one-off loss, its attributable profit from normal business operations would have been 16 billion baht.

ThaiBev H1 profit falls 3.2% to 14.2 billion baht on impairment loss

An interim dividend of 0.15 baht per share is declared for the half-year

Above: Gold ore from CNMC's mine in Kelantan. The group said on Thursday (May 14) that it has sent in an application to the SGX-ST for the proposed move.

CNMC Goldmine proposes transfer to SGX mainboard

The board believes a mainboard listing will raise the company’s visibility

In his opening remarks, US President Donald Trump said the relationship between China and the US “is going to be better than ever before”.

Strait of Hormuz, prospects for US firms: 5 takeaways from Day 1 of Trump-Xi summit

Xi Jinping’s meeting with Donald Trump lasts over two hours, with Trump describing it as ‘great’

Despite introducing new attractions at Resorts World Sentosa – which it owns and operates – the group posted a Q1 performance that was notably below market expectations.
BROKERS’ TAKE

Genting Singapore: Analysts lower targets, downgrade ratings as Q1 profit misses expectations

DBS Group Research suggests a ‘comprehensive rethink’ of the company’s operational strategy

The manager of Daiwa House Logistics Trust says that portfolio occupancy is stable, at 87.8% as at Mar 31.

Daiwa House Logistics Trust posts 12.4% fall in Q1 NPI on weaker foreign currencies

Also cited for the decline is a lower contribution from its Japan portfolio

Genting Singapore's revenue falls 3% on the year to S$607.6 million from S$626.2 million for its first quarter.

Stocks to watch: Genting Singapore, NTT DC Reit, Valuetronics, United Hampshire US Reit, Prime US Reit

[SINGAPORE] The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Wednesday (May 13):

NTT DC Reit's data centre asset at Serangoon North Avenue 4. The Reit's net property income for H2 FY2026 is US$52.4 million.

NTT DC Reit posts H2 DPU of US$0.0387, beating IPO forecast by 2.4%

This comes as revenue – at US$115.3 million – also exceeds earlier projections

Research from Accenture indicates that while the volume of junior tech roles is contracting, the requirements for these positions are undergoing a “structural upgrading”.

AI upheaval: entry-level ICT job postings in Singapore fall 38% as roles change, says Accenture

Leaders must elevate their talent strategies to an equal, if not greater, imperative than technology adoption

Revenue for the half-year rose 7.9 per cent to S$105.1 million, from S$97.3 million a year earlier, primarily driven by the group’s Singapore operations

Jumbo H1 profit falls 22.3% to S$6.2m on higher operating costs; revenue up 7.9%

An interim dividend of S$0.005 per share was declared for the half-year

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