Three under-the-radar SGX stocks are buying back shares while paying dividends – but the sustainability of each payout tells a different story.
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Sea Limited has evolved from a high-growth story into a more profitable business — but has it earned the right to be seen as a Blue Chip in 2026?
Three STI heavyweights led Singapore’s 4M2026 buyback tally with a combined S$636 million. For dividend investors, the more important question is what’s funding those returns – and whether the same engine can keep the dividends flowing.
Intel’s stock has surged to new highs, but investors now face a familiar dilemma — has the opportunity passed, or is the turnaround story just beginning?
Three SGX-listed companies are paying dividends next week. All three generated positive cash flow and held net cash, yet only one chose to raise its dividend payout.
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Three blue-chip dividends arrive in the same trading week — but the cash flow, order books and forward guidance behind each cheque tell three very different stories.
Semiconductor stocks are highly cyclical — as the cycle turns, investors are asking if AEM and Venture Corp are poised for a rebound.
CPF offers stability and guaranteed returns, but some stocks provide higher income potential.
Inflation eats into your purchasing power — unless the businesses you own can keep raising prices. These five stocks stand out for their pricing power, helping investors stay ahead of rising costs.
In an inflationary environment, static income loses value — dividend growth is what helps investors preserve purchasing power over time.
SBS Transit, ComfortDelGro, and Sheng Siong are paying dividends this week, but only one of the three is paying out of cash the business is actually generating. Here’s what dividend investors should know.
This week’s Smart Reads explores balancing Singapore dividend stocks with US growth names, REITs outperforming the STI, and blue chips that may offer fresh buying opportunities. We also highlight long-term growth ideas and US stocks near 52-week lows.
We look at Singapore’s new dual-listing platform with NASDAQ, an audacious takeover bid in the US, and a major regional banking acquisition by a local lender.
UOB and OCBC’s latest earnings highlight how strategy matters as Singapore banks navigate falling interest rates and margin pressure.
Not all dips are opportunities, but these three names are worth a closer look.
Data centres are powering AI and cloud growth, but between Keppel DC REIT and Digital Core REIT, which offers the better mix of income, scale, and long-term upside?
With NIM compressing and non-interest income at record highs in FY2025, here are four key developments dividend investors should watch on 8 May.