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Here are four companies you should watch for in November that recently announced interesting business developments.
Singapore REITs Update: CapitaLand China Trust (CLCT), CapitaLand Ascott Trust (CLAS) and Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT)
Singapore REITs report mixed results in Q3 2024. Explore the financials and key highlights of CLCT, CLAS and MIT.
SATS’ Share Price Surges 55% in 6 Months: Can the Ground Handler Continue This Momentum?
The airline food caterer posted a strong performance in the past six months, but can it continue this streak?
3 Singapore REITs Reporting Positive Double-Digit Rent Reversions: Can They Grow Their DPU?
These REITs saw strong positive rental reversion that can help their rental income to grow organically.
When choosing stocks for your CPF Investment Account, go for reliability and consistency.
Here’s why REITs still make sense for an income investor.
Popular
Top Stock Market Highlights: Nanofilm Technologies, Billion-Dollar Club and Singtel’s Optus
We look at the latest business update from a growth stock and identify some of the winners of The Edge Singapore’s billion-dollar club.
OCBC Reports a Record Net Profit of S$5.4 Billion for 9M 2023: 5 Highlights from the Bank’s Latest Earnings
The lender also reported an improvement in its return on equity for the quarter.
CapitaLand Investment Reports Higher Fee-Related Earnings as it Recycles Capital: 5 Highlights from the Property Giant’s Latest Business Update
The property giant is advancing on its multiple initiatives to grow its asset base and recurring income.
Singapore Airlines Declares Interim Dividend of S$0.10 on the Back of Record Profits: 5 Takeaways from the Airline’s Latest Earnings
The airline reported another stellar set of earnings but warned of headwinds ahead.
Stocks
Earnings Preview: 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks That Could Announce Higher Profits and Dividends
We try to peek into the future to determine if these three blue-chip stocks could report better profits along with higher dividends.
These companies have announced business developments that may make them interesting investment candidates.
4 Singapore Food & Beverage Stocks Serving Up Delicious Dividend Yields of 3.8% or Higher
Income investors can look at these dividend-paying food and beverage companies.
Given the recent 12% drop in its price, is it a good time to buy iFAST?

















