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Looking beyond the STI, these three Singapore stocks combine net cash positions with dividend yields that outpace the broader market.
Singapore REIT earnings highlight a shift from survival to growth, as rental reversions and strategic acquisitions support income stability.
Holding a stock long-term just for dividends isn’t lazy investing — when done right, it can be one of the most powerful wealth-building strategies.
Looking beyond CPF returns, these three Singapore REITs stand out for dependable dividends supported by resilient property portfolios.
iFAST has been expanding rapidly across markets and platforms, but are its growth ambitions sustainable – or is the company taking on too much, too fast?
With shares trading at multi-year lows compared to the index’s blue-sky highs, is ThaiBev due for a catch-up rally?
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At a time when most REITs have been reducing their distribution, Keppel DC REIT announced a 12.8% increase from the prior year.
With interest rates easing, the real question is how OCBC or UOB will adapt.
Better Buy: CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust vs Frasers Logistics and Commercial Trust
With CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) recently increasing its distribution payout, investors might wonder if it is a better buy now than logistics-focused Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (FLCT). In this article, we compare both companies to shed some light.
If you could go back in time ten years and invest S$10,000 into UOB, how much would you have today?
Stocks
Some Singapore stocks have delivered standout gains over the past two years. But can the winners keep running, or has the easy money already been made?
With oil prices above US$100, both SATS and Singapore Airlines face increasing costs. How will these aviation giants manage the pressure as the 2026 recovery unfolds?
Three blue-chip REITs are bringing up the rear among Singapore’s STI stocks — but a closer look at their operations may surprise you.
Not all dividend stocks are equally dependable. We can identify the traits that make some SGX dividend payers safer than others.

















