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The two IPOs at the tip of the megatrend iceberg

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    • There are two mega listings in the pipeline that could not only inject some life into the Singapore stock market, but more importantly, be emblematic of larger investor preoccupations next year, writes BT columnist Joyce Hooi.
    • There are two mega listings in the pipeline that could not only inject some life into the Singapore stock market, but more importantly, be emblematic of larger investor preoccupations next year, writes BT columnist Joyce Hooi. BT SCREENSHOT
    Joyce Hooi

    Joyce Hooi

    Published Mon, Dec 23, 2024 · 07:00 AM

    In this issue:

    • What healthcare and data centre Reits say about our larger preoccupations 
    • The Federal Reserve’s lump of coal

    Good morning, BT readers. 

    Here’s some yuletide cheer for investors – Singapore’s initial public offering (IPO) scene spent 2024 in a prone position, but it might rise again in 2025 (yes, that’s a completely different holiday, I know).

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