Khor Hock Seng, group CEO of Great Eastern Holdings, cuts a relaxed figure as he sits down in the insurer’s Prestige Suite @ Voltage, at Great Eastern Building on Pickering Street. The Prestige Suite is quiet, spacious and private, and designed for the high-end market — the same way private bank...

SINGAPORE and Australia have long been core markets for telco group Singtel. But both those markets are also relatively mature. For investors, it might now be worth keeping an eye on a push into mainland China and Hong Kong by Singtel's enterprise services subsidiary NCS.

During the 1H2021, institutional investors were net buyers in the financial sector, while retail investors were net sellers, according to UOB Kay Hian analyst Adrian Loh and the Singapore research team. Financials took up four of the top five stocks bought by institutional investors. Yangzijiang, th...

RHB Group Research is keeping its "buy" call on Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel), albeit with a lower target price of $3.00 from $3.30 previously, while keeping the stock as its preferred Singapore telco pick. In a July 13 report, the RHB research team says, "We believe share price re-rating c...

WHILE Singtel Z74 remains RHB analysts' preferred Singapore telecommunications pick, they also see potential downside risk in weaker-than-expected earnings. This has led them to maintain "buy" on the telco, while reducing its target price to S$3 from S$3.30.

During his seven years spent in China, Ng Kuo Pin picked up a passion for oil painting. He would look forward to the change of seasons so that he has something fresh to depict on his blank canvas. The view might be the same, but there would be different elements and a new perspective to appreciate. ...

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

SINGTEL technology services arm NCS, which announced a strategic transformation at the end of last year, on Wednesday unveiled a new brand identity.

In its latest annual report published on July 7, Singtel’s chairman Lee Theng Kiat and chief executive Yuen Kuan Moon have recognised that the Covid-19 pandemic has provided the group with tailwinds of digitalisation that the telco intends to exploit. This comes on the back of Singtel announcing i...

THE headwinds and challenges brought on by Covid-19 have provided Singtel tailwinds of digitalisation that the telco intends to exploit to propel it forward, wrote chairman Lee Theng Kiat and chief executive officer Yuen Kuan Moon in the company's latest annual report.