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    Smart Reads of the Week: Keppel Corporation, CapitaLand Investment and ST Engineering

    We review the earnings from two blue-chip companies and take a closer look at the Investor Day slides from an asset manager.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorAugust 19, 20233 Mins Read
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    It is an interesting week as Keppel Corporation Limited (SGX: BN4) unveiled its strategic plans during its Investor Day 2023.

    The asset manager outlined its long-term strategies for growing its funds under management (FUM) and increasing its recurring income stream.

    Meanwhile, CapitaLand Investment Limited (SGX: 9CI) released its fiscal 2023’s first half earnings that showed progress in building its assets under management and FUM.

    The property giant believes it can continue to grow its asset base as it undertakes more capital recycling initiatives.

    Elsewhere, Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (SGX: S63), or ST Engineering, also released its first-half earnings.

    The blue-chip conglomerate saw a continued recovery in the aerospace sector and reported a record-high order book.

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

    1. Keppel Corporation to Grow its Funds Under Management to S$200 Billion by 2030: 7 Highlights from its Investor Day

    Keppel has released its latest Investor Day presentation slides. Read on to find out the asset manager’s long-term plans to increase its FUM along with plans to grow other areas of its business.

    2. CapitaLand Investments Continues to Grow its Assets and Funds Under Management: 5 Highlights from the Property Giant’s Latest Earnings

    The property giant’s latest earnings demonstrated continued growth in its asset base. We feature several interesting snippets from the group’s latest earnings report card.

    3. ST Engineering’s Order Book Hits a Record High of S$27.7 Billion: 5 Highlights from the Conglomerate’s Latest Results

    ST Engineering is riding high as it serves up a record-high order book. Read on to find out more about the engineering and technology conglomerate’s latest results.

    4. 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks You Can Rely on Even if a Downturn Hits

    If you are feeling worried because of the many scary news headlines out there, here are four reliable Singapore blue-chip stocks you may wish to include in your investment portfolio.

    5. Singapore Exchange Increases its Annual Dividend to S$0.34: 5 Highlights from the Bourse Operator’s Full-Year Earnings

    Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX: S68) has reported a solid set of earnings and also upped its dividend.

    6. 3 Reasons why Singapore REITs Remain an Attractive Option for Income Investors

    We offer three compelling reasons why Singapore REITs should be included as part of an income investor’s portfolio.

    7. Nanofilm Technologies Reported a Loss and Declared an Interim Dividend of S$0.0033: 5 Highlights from its Latest Earnings

    Nanofilm Technologies (SGX: MZH) announced a downbeat set of earnings but the group believes it still has solid long-term prospects.

    8. 4 Resilient US Stocks That Have Grown Their Dividends for 21 Years or More

    It may sound amazing, but this crop of four US stocks has raised its dividends without a pause for 21 years or more.

    9. 4 Singapore Companies That Raised Their Dividends

    We throw the spotlight on four Singapore stocks that recently raised their year-on-year dividends.

    10. Lessons from Two Polar Opposite Companies

    Read on to find out a few interesting lessons we learnt from observing two very different types of businesses.

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