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    Smart Reads of the Week: Boustead Singapore, SATS and Companies Increasing Dividends by 20% or More

    We try to determine if a conglomerate can continue to hit new 52-week highs while exploring several companies that have upped their dividends by 20% or more.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorJune 2, 20243 Mins Read
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    This week, we explored Boustead Singapore Limited (SGX: F9D), whose shares are hitting their 52-week high.

    The conglomerate just released its fiscal 2024 (FY2024) earnings and we dig deeper to determine if the group can continue its stellar run.

    Meanwhile, SATS Ltd (SGX: S58) also released its FY2024 earnings.

    The airline ground handler and food caterer saw its net profit surge and also resumed paying dividends.

    Elsewhere, we filtered out several Singapore companies that have hiked their recent dividends by 20% or more.

    If you are an income-seeking investor, it’s good news as you can consider adding these companies to your buy watchlist.

    Here is a list of our top articles for this week.

    1. Boustead Singapore’s Share Price Hits a 52-Week High: Can the Conglomerate Continue to Do Well?

    Boustead has released a sparkling set of earnings for FY2024 with its share price touching a year-high. Can the conglomerate continue to impress?

    2. SATS’ Profit Leaps 10-Fold for 2H FY2024, Resumes Paying Dividends: 5 Highlights from the Ground Handler’s Latest Earnings

    SATS delivered a sterling set of earnings and paid out its first dividend since the pandemic. Read on to find out more about the ground handler’s earnings.

    3. 5 Singapore Stocks That Increased Their Dividends by 20% or More

    We highlight five attractive Singapore stocks that hiked their dividend by 20% or higher.

    4. 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks with the Potential to Grow Their Profits

    Here are four Singapore blue-chip companies that possess catalysts to grow their profits.

    5. Are Singapore REITs Attractive Right Now? Here are 4 Factors You Should Watch Out for

    Although the REIT sector has been battered, investors are wondering if the industry could be an attractive buy right now. We look at four aspects that investors need to look for.

    6. 5 Sectors in Singapore That are Well Positioned in the Coming Years

    With the Singapore government’s support, these five sectors should see a surge in demand and do well in the coming years and decades.

    7. 4 Singapore Retail REITs Sporting Distribution Yields of 5.5% or Higher

    Here are four retail REITs that boast distribution yields of 5.5% or more.

    8. 4 Singapore REITs to Look Out for in June

    We shine the spotlight on several Singapore REITs with corporate actions that you should turn your attention to in June.

    9. 4 US Growth Stocks That Can Lift Your Portfolio to Greater Heights

    Gunning for growth? This quartet of US stocks may just be what you need to power your portfolio to higher levels.

    10. Sustainable Investing: A Guide to Greener and Ethical Investment Options

    With sustainability being a hot buzzword now, here is a guide on how you can locate greener investment options.

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