UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) is maintaining a ‘buy’ call and target price of 43 cents on dormitory operator Centurion Corp. This is expected to give the counter a 30.3% upside from its 33 cent price, analyst Adrian Loh writes in a morning note. “Our target P/B multiple of 0.6x is in line with Centur...

CENTURION Corporation refers to an article in the Hock Lock Siew column of The Business Times, published on Oct 26, 2021.

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RHB Group Research analyst Jarick Seet has maintained “neutral” on Centurion Corporation as headwinds for workers’ and students’ accommodations remain amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. To date, the number of Covid-19 cases in Singapore and Malaysia, where Centurion Corporation operates, is...

UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) is maintaining its ‘buy’ call on Centurion Corp but at a revised target price of 43 cents. This is 1.5 cents lower than its previous 44.5 cent call and is believed to give the counter a 28.4% upside from its 34 cent price, analyst Adrian Loh writes in an Aug 18 note. “We u...

THE Covid-19 pandemic had battered several real estate asset classes but Centurion Corp, which operates purpose-built worker and student accommodation (PBWA and PBSA respectively), is anticipating a pick-up in demand for student housing and more opportunities to enlarge its worker accommodat...

WHILE mainboard-listed Centurion Corp, which operates purpose-built worker and student accommodation (PBWA and PBSA respectively), continues to face near-term headwinds amid social distancing and lockdown measures, recovery is in sight for some of its assets.

Dorm operator Centurion Corp has reported earnings of $8.7 million for 1HFY2021, down 58% y-o-y, as the company booked a fair value loss of $14.5 million on its properties. Excluding fair value adjustments, profit from core business operations attributable to equity holders was just 3% down y-o-y to...

MAINBOARD-LISTED accommodation provider Centurion Corp on Wednesday announced that net profit fell 58 per cent to S$8.7 million, from S$21 million a year ago for the half year ended June 30, as revenue from the company's purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in the UK and Australia...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Wednesday: