Financial results

Tiger Brokers’ parent UP Fintech swings into Q1 loss of US$26.9 million on penalty from China probe

The group is putting up to US$50 million towards a year-long share buyback programme

IHH Healthcare attributes its Q1 revenue growth to “sustained demand for quality healthcare services, a case mix of more acute patients, and price adjustments to counter inflation”.

IHH Healthcare Q1 net profit edges up 3% to RM528 million

Foreign currency translation differences set the group back by RM796 million during the quarter

CEO Kerry Mok says Sats has “a lot of growth opportunities”, including investments in AI and new geographies, as well as refreshing its assets.

Sats may reward shareholders with special dividend if there’s spare cash

The company is on course to achieve FY2029 targets of S$8 billion in revenue and 20% Ebitda margins

Lenovo’s share gains buck the trend of other Hong Kong-listed tech companies.

Lenovo shares near all-time high after strong AI growth

For the fiscal year ended March, the PC maker reports profit up 38% while it grows revenue by 20%

Sri Trang says that it retains a competitive advantage in manufacturing by using natural rubber latex, prices of which have risen by about 30%.

Sri Trang Gloves Q1 profit falls 9.5% to 384.1 million baht

Revenue is down 16.2% at 5.49 billion baht, from 6.55 billion baht a year earlier

On a quarter-on-quarter basis, Nio's net loss was a reversal from the net profit of 282.7 million yuan in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Nio Q1 net loss narrows to 332.1 million yuan as revenue doubles

The EV maker’s loss per share of 0.2 yuan compares with 0.29 yuan a year earlier

Singtel's full-year EPS stood at S$0.3398, up from S$0.2434 in the previous financial year.

Singtel H2 net profit down 20.9% at S$2.2 billion; telco open to Aussie minority partner in Optus

Underlying earnings are up 10.6% at S$1.4 billion; record annual dividend of S$0.185 a share proposed

Singtel is seeking a “like-minded long-term local partner” that would take a “meaningful minority stake” in Optus.
BT EXPLAINS

Why is Singtel seeking an Aussie partner for Optus?

The Singapore group’s wholly owned subsidiary has endured a string of crises in recent years