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Many Singapore investors lock in profits too quickly, but selling blue-chip stocks too early can mean missing out on years of rising dividends, steady growth and long-term wealth creation.
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Three REITs raising DPU in 2025—but only one has genuine tailwinds behind it.
Many investors chase the highest REIT yields without realising that inflated payouts often signal deeper financial risks.
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Three blue chips topped the STI in March, and they all share a common trait: surging free cash flow. Here’s why the market rewarded Sembcorp Industries, SGX, and Wilmar International.
We look at a landmark market capitalisation milestone for a local bank, a major REIT portfolio overhaul, a significant defence contract win, and a substantial technology investment commitment in Singapore.