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UMS, Keppel DC Reit short interest levels rising

Semiconductor-testing solutions provider AEM has been topping Singapore’s short interest chart for months, with 7.02% of its outstanding shares having been borrowed

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Published Wed, Jul 3, 2024 · 07:31 PM
    • The short interest across the Straits Times Index was 0.56 per cent as at Jun 28, S&P Global Market Intelligence data showed.
    • The short interest across the Straits Times Index was 0.56 per cent as at Jun 28, S&P Global Market Intelligence data showed. PHOTO: BT FILE

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    THE short interest levels of UMS Holdings and Keppel DC Reit have been rising, and have sent both these counters into the list of the five most shorted counters in Singapore.

    Semiconductor equipment manufacturer UMS had the fourth-highest short interest – defined as the percentage of outstanding shares on loan – at 2.88 per cent as at Jun 28, S&P Global Market Intelligence data showed.

    Keppel DC Reit, a Reit focused on data centres, had the fifth-highest level, at 2.37 per cent.

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