Analysts remain bearish on SIA after woeful Q4 losses
The national carrier also provided dismal operating update for April, while offering little earnings visibility for the year ahead
Singapore
ANALYSTS remain bearish on Singapore Airlines (SIA) after the national carrier delivered worse than expected losses in the March quarter and a dismal operating update for the month of April, while offering little earnings visibility for the year ahead.
In a note on Friday, Credit Suisse analysts Louis Chua and Shaun Tan maintained a "neutral" rating on SIA but cut their 12-month target price to S$3.35, pegged to 0.8 time its adjusted net asset value per share of S$4.19 for the year ending March 31, 2021.
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