Sheng Siong

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Sheng Siong ends 6.5% higher at record closing price on improved Q3 earnings

The surge comes amid higher third-quarter net profit and its recent expansion moves

Consumer spending in supermarkets and heartland shops continue to be supported by CDC and SG60 vouchers, says Sheng Siong, but it notes that competition remains intense and may put pressure on margins.

Sheng Siong reports 12% increase in Q3 earnings to S$43.7 million

Earnings per share up 11.9% at S$0.0291 for period, from S$0.026 in Q3 2024

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Sheng Siong’s revenue could log a 6% CAGR on the back of industry growth of 4 per cent and market share gains from its competitor’s restructuring, according to Maybank analyst Hussaini Saifee.
BROKERS’ TAKE

Maybank initiates coverage on Sheng Siong with ‘buy’ call on DFI sale of Singapore supermarkets

Rival DFI’s S$125 million sale of Singapore Cold Storage, Giant grocers may allow Sheng Siong to gain market share

The brokerage has maintained a “buy” rating on Sheng Siong, with the revised target implying a 25 per cent upside from its last traded price of S$1.84 on Thursday.

DBS raises target price for Sheng Siong on steady earnings growth, margin superiority

Analysts note that the supermarket operator has managed to achieve industry-leading margins through a no-frills, disciplined investment approach

Sheng Siong's cash flow from operating activities falls by S$10.1 million, from more payments being made to banks and vendors during the quarter.

Sheng Siong Q1 net profit up 6.1% at S$38.5 million on stronger sales

Revenue is up 7.1%, driven by the opening of eight new stores

Supermarket counters remain a defensive play for investors, but navigating tariffs will be a hurdle
BRUNCH

Are Singapore’s supermarkets ‘tariff-proof’?

While most grocery prices will remain stable, consumers are likely to tighten their belts ahead of an uncertain economic outlook, say analysts

Sheng Siong CEO Lim Hock Chee notes that external uncertainties such as geopolitical tensions and global trade conflicts could impact consumer sentiment and supply chain stability.

Sheng Siong CEO Lim Hock Chee’s compensation for FY2024 jumps 20.6% to S$7.06 million

He received a base salary of S$373,000, a variable bonus of S$6.66 million, director’s fees of S$20,000 and benefits in kind amounting to S$16,000