Browsing: Blue Chips

The engineering group is bulking up its order book as it clinches more contracts. But can the conglomerate raise its payout for 2023?

With the collapse of several US banks and the recent bailout of a vaunted Swiss bank, do Singapore banks still qualify as safe investments?

Barney Frank, a banking reformer, was a director of Signature Bank – and yet, Signature Bank played with fire and collapsed

If you are looking to retire comfortably, you may want to invest to help to ease your worries and get you on track.

These five stocks possess catalysts and tailwinds that could see their business improve further in 2023.

The lender should see strong net interest income as interest rates remain high, but does the bank have room to raise its dividends?

The worry about a recession hitting our shores is real. Here’s how you can mitigate that risk.

It can be useful to trawl the bargain bin for potential investment ideas.

Here are four Singapore blue-chip stocks that are doling out a special dividend.

Something good may be brewing with these three stocks as their share prices hit a year-high.

Investors should stop feeling puzzled and, instead, keep their eyes firmly on the future of the business.

We report on the latest factory activity from China and review the results of an integrated healthcare player.

News of a dividend increase is always music to an investor’s ears. Here are three stocks that doubled their dividend payments.

We highlight four stocks that we believe are suitable for retirees.

The banks have all turned in a solid set of earnings, so which one should you pick for your investment portfolio?

We tend to extrapolate what we see in the present, which is why investment and economic projections are usually way off the mark.

The blue-chip utility giant is powering ahead with its renewables portfolio.

CDL has announced a blockbuster set of results as it realises gains from three property divestments.

The property giant continues to raise funds in China to work towards its strategic goals.

Singapore’s second-largest bank posted a sterling set of earnings and increased its full-year dividend by 28%.