SBS Transit

SBS Transit's Q3 net profit fell 20.6% on the year to S$14.5 million from S$18.2 million, due to lower interest income.

Stocks to watch: Singtel, F&N, SBS Transit, Clar, Prime US Reit, Stoneweg Europe, BHG Reit

[SINGAPORE] The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Wednesday (Nov 12):

SBS Transit's revenue was down 2.4% to S$386.5 million in Q3 FY2025.

SBS Transit Q3 earnings fall 20.6% due to lower interest income

Revenue is also lower due to the loss of the Jurong West contract package to SMRT in September 2024

From left: BT’s memberships editor Dylan Tan, UOB's head of ESG solutions Adrian Ow, SBS Transit's group CEO Jeffrey Sim, and Speco Singapore's founder and CEO Benjamin Chua.
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There have been at least six major rail disruptions in September alone.

LTA, SMRT, SBS Transit establish task force to address MRT service disruptions

The Rail Reliability Taskforce will be chaired by LTA chief executive Ng Lang

Bus operations revenue is expected to decline as a result of the full-year impact of the loss of the Jurong West bus package.

SBS Transit H1 net profit falls 7.7% to S$31.1 million

However, the company declares a higher interim dividend of S$0.0895 per share

Affected staff will be relocated progressively from October to the company’s other locations, depending on the nature of their work.

ComfortDelGro, SBS Transit to move out of Braddell headquarters ahead of lease expiry in 2026

[SINGAPORE] Transport giant ComfortDelGro and its subsidiary, SBS Transit, will be moving out of their long-standing Braddell Road headquarters, as the lease on the premises expires in August 2026.

The newly appointed Minister of State for Defence continues to be assistant secretary-general at the National Trades Union Congress.

Tampines Changkat MP Desmond Choo resigns from SBS Transit’s board after Cabinet appointment

[SINGAPORE] Member of Parliament for Tampines Changkat single-member constituency (SMC) Desmond Choo resigned from the board of SBS Transit on Monday (May 26).

(From left) Joshua Tan, CEO of TNT Surveillance; Lim Tien Hock, CEO of SBS Transit Bus Business; Bill Wang, CEO of Streamax ink an MOU to develop the braking system.

SBS Transit to develop intelligent braking system for buses

The system will be designed in partnership with Chinese company Streamax and Singapore-based TNT Surveillance

The list of designated entities was published in the government gazette on Apr 1.

SIA, SBS Transit, PSA among 19 key transport entities to face greater controls under new law

[SINGAPORE] Bus operator SBS Transit, national carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) and port operator PSA are among 19 key entities in the transport sector that will be subject to greater regulatory scrut...