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This week’s Singapore stock market highlights include StarHub and Keppel’s M1 talks, S-REIT asset sales, MAS’s AI stress test and new SGX RegCo rules.
Three Singapore blue-chip stocks raised quarterly dividends by up to 25%, but investors should look beyond the headline increases to their sustainability.
We analyse five leading dividend stocks across yield, dividend sustainability, earnings growth, balance-sheet strength and valuation to see which stand out.
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DBS, SGX and Olam declared extra dividends, but where each payout comes from tells a very different story about dividend sustainability.
DBS, OCBC and UOB remain among Singapore’s most important blue-chip stocks, but their earnings, dividends, balance sheets and growth prospects are not identical – which looks strongest today?
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These three Singapore blue-chip stocks lagged the STI in August 2026, with free cash flow and dividend trends offering clues behind their declines.
Singapore’s banks may dominate the dividend conversation, but they are not the only place to find reliable income.
Three Singapore blue-chip stocks beat the market in August 2026, with 1H2026 earnings revealing the strength behind their gains.
Singapore’s three local banks have delivered strong profits, rising dividends, and impressive share price gains. But after a powerful rally, investors should ask whether DBS, OCBC, and UOB are still attractive investments or if expectations have become too high.
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VICOM, HRnetGroup and Credit Bureau Asia raised dividends despite lower interest income. Can their cash-rich balance sheets support future payouts?
Three Temasek-backed blue chips are in focus after recent results, with quarterly dividends rising by up to 25% and DBS adding a capital return.
SGX is reducing board lots from 100 shares to 10 for 11 securities, making eight Singapore stocks more accessible to investors from 5 October 2026.
Three Singapore stocks have raised dividends consistently over five years, but investors should examine whether earnings and cash flow can support another five.
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Here are several ways you can filter out promising growth stocks to add to your investment portfolio.
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