Singapore Tech Stocks Rally: From Narrative to Delivery
27 April 2026
Singapore’s most‑traded tech stocks in 2026 show rising trading activity, stronger institutional inflows, higher liquidity, and expanding valuations.
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100 Singapore Stocks Now Trading Over S$1M a Day in Early 2026
28 January 2026
Stocks whose average daily turnover (ADT) has moved to above S$1 million in January included PC Partner, EFH, Ley Choon, Aoxin Q&M, Bukit Sembawang, InnoTek, Pacific Radiance, GuocoLand, Raffles Education, Sunpower, and IX Biopharma. Their combined ADT grew from S$3.3 million in 2025 to S$23.1 million in January.
Industrial Transformation: Singapore’s Stocks Ride the Wave of Global Change
22 May 2025
ST Engineering has been the STI’s strongest performing stock in 2025 while ranking third highest in net institutional inflows. Its recent revenue growth has also been backed by a diversified global customer base and continued investment in advanced technologies like AI, robotics, and quantum computing.
Singapore’s STI Banks (DBS, OCBC, UOB) Post Strong Q1 2025 Earnings
15 May 2025
DBS, OCBC, and UOB reported combined 1Q25 Net Interest Income (NII) of S$8.4 billion and combined non-interest income (NOII) of S$4.8 billion, resulting in a total income of S$13.2 billion. This represented the 10th consecutive quarter that combined NII surpassed S$8.0 billion. The 3 STI banks continue to advance their capital management and distribution initiatives, including share buybacks and special dividends.
10 Singapore Stocks Defying the Q2 Downturn with Double-Digit Gains
08 May 2025
Among the 100 most traded Singapore stocks in 2025, 10 stocks bucked the declines of overall market with double-digit percentage returns in 2Q25 through to 7 May. These stocks – CNMC Goldmine, Food Empire, Sheng Siong, Singtel, Hongkong Land, ST Engineering, Frasers Hospitality Trust, Geo Energy Resources, Jardine Matheson and Top Glove – averaged 14% total return, doubling their average year-to-date total return to 28%.
Singapore Stocks Most Net Bought by Institutions in April
02 May 2025
Singtel continued to record the most net institutional inflow in April. Both NetLink NBN Trust & StarHub also saw net institutional inflow in April, with the Telco Sector booking the most net inflow for the month. The FTSE ST Industrials Index also achieved a defensive 1.0% total return for April, with the sector booking S$79M in net institutional inflow.
How Retail Investors Navigated STI’s Volatile April
24 April 2025
Retail investors emerged as strong net buyers amid the sharp 14.6% decline of the Straits Times Index (STI) to 3,393.69, purchasing S$1.165 billion in Singapore stocks in April through April 9, and continued to be net buyers for the 3 successive sessions through April 14. Since April 14, retail investors have net sold S$253 million in Singapore stocks.
Institutional Investors Net Buy Telcos as STI Recovers 4.5% Over 5 Sessions
16 April 2025
Institutions continued to net sell STI Banks. Telecommunications saw the highest net institutional inflow, with Singtel, NetLink NBN Trust, and Starhub ranking among the 15 most net bought stocks. Singtel has continued to book the highest net institutional inflow across the Singapore stock market in the 2025 year to date after also taking pole in 2024.
Singapore Stocks Booked Net Inflows From Institutions and Retailers Amid Global Volatility
08 April 2025
On April 7, 2025, the STI Index suffered its largest one-day drop in total return since March 2020, falling 7.5% to 3,540.50. Including DBS’s ex-dividend impact, total return declined 7.1%. Despite the downturn, institutions net bought S$153.0M in Singapore stocks, while retail investors acquired S$110.5M.
Large-Cap S-REITs Surged as Banks Declined in Market Downturn
18 March 2025
Despite the recent broad market downturn, STI REITs rebounding 5.2% over the past 5 sessions on S$50mil net institutional inflow, led by CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust and Frasers Centrepoint Trust. In contrast, STI banks (DBS, OCBC, UOB) experienced an average decline of 3.4% with S$490mil of net institutional outflow.
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