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    Home»Smart Reads»Smart Reads of the Week: Temasek Backs ST Engineering’s Record-Breaking Acquisition, Singtel’s Big US$1.9 Billion Sale
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    Smart Reads of the Week: Temasek Backs ST Engineering’s Record-Breaking Acquisition, Singtel’s Big US$1.9 Billion Sale

    We look at a major acquisition for a blue-chip company and also stocks to consider for various stages of your life.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorOctober 9, 2021Updated:September 26, 20233 Mins Read
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    The past week has been marked by several key moves from major companies.

    Singapore Technologies Engineering (SGX: S63) announced its largest-ever acquisition of TransCore, a provider of intelligent transport systems.

    The US$2.7 billion acquisition promises to propel its smart city division into the big league and boost earnings for the engineering conglomerate.

    Singtel (SGX: Z74), on the other hand, announced a major A$1.9 billion partial divestment of its Australian tower assets. 

    The asset sale is part of a larger initiative from Singapore’s largest telco.

    Meanwhile, SATS Ltd (SGX: S58) CEO Alex Hungate, who has served eight years with the airline catering group, will be leaving to join ride-hailing outfit Grab as its COO.

    We discuss what investors can expect after his departure.

    Elsewhere, we also feature stocks that you can purchase for your child’s investment account to give him or her a head start in life.

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

    1. Temasek Backs ST Engineering’s US$2.7 billion TransCore Acquisition: Here are 5 Reasons Why

    Temasek has given its approval to vote for Singapore Technologies Engineering’s major acquisition. Here’s what you need to know about this deal.

    2. Singtel’s A$1.9 billion Sale of Australian Tower Assets Part of a Bigger Plan: 5 Things Investors Should Know

    Singtel’s recently announced the sale of a 70% stake in its Australian towers as part of its ongoing strategic review. Here are five things we gleaned from this announcement.

    3. Grab Lands SATS’ Veteran CEO Alex Hungate: What’s Next for the Ground Handler?

    SATS announced the departure of its CEO Alex Hungate, who has been at the helm of the airline caterer for eight years. Here’s what investors need to know about the future of the business.

    4. 3 Billion Dollar Stocks Hitting New Lows

    Looking for potential bargains to add to your investment portfolio? Here are three billion-dollar companies that have hit a 52-week low recently.

    5. 3 Stocks You Can Buy for Your Child’s Investment Account

    Starting your child in investment early on? Here are three stocks you can consider for your kid’s investment account.

    6. 3 REITs Falling Close to Their 52-Week Lows

    Income-seeking investors who are looking for cheap REITs may want to consider these three as they are trading near their year lows.

    7. 5 Potential Blue-Chip Stocks that Pay a Dividend for 2022

    Here is a look at five dividend-paying stocks in the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) reserve list that may potentially become future blue-chips.

    8. 3 FinTech Waves Hitting Singapore Shores in 2022 And Beyond

    Financial technology (fintech) looks here to stay with advances in technology and connectivity. Here are three fintech trends that investors can latch on to for next year and beyond.

    9. Smart Retirement: How Much Is Enough for Retirement?

    A key question every investor has is — how much should you accumulate to retire happily? We take a look at this question and more.

    10. Should You Lock in Your Profits Now?

    Does it make sense to take your profits off the table, or are you missing out on something greater? We discuss the dilemma many investors have when faced with capital gains.

    Looking for more dividend stock ideas? Then you’ll want to know about these 5 strong SGX companies. We’ve prepared everything you need to know in a FREE special report: “Dividend Stocks That Can Pay You For Life”. Click here to download now.

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