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Vibrant Group Limited's ( SGX:BIP ) robust recent earnings didn't do much to move the stock. We believe that...

Some say volatility, rather than debt, is the best way to think about risk as an investor, but Warren Buffett famously...

China Aviation Oil (Singapore)'s (SGX:G92) stock is up by a considerable 13% over the past three months. Given the...

Most readers would already know that Hotel Properties' (SGX:H15) stock increased by 3.9% over the past week. As most...

As Asian markets navigate a landscape marked by evolving economic policies and shifting investor sentiment, the focus on smaller-cap investments continues to grow. Penny stocks, while often associated with risk due to their lower price points and market caps, still present intriguing opportunities for those seeking growth potential in emerging companies. This article will explore three such penny stocks that combine financial resilience with promising prospects in the Asian market.

Key Insights Using the Dividend Discount Model, Sembcorp Industries fair value estimate is S$7.35 With S$5.88 share...

Those following along with XMH Holdings Ltd. ( SGX:BQF ) will no doubt be intrigued by the recent purchase of shares by...

Hoe Leong Corporation Ltd. ( SGX:H20 ) shareholders won't be pleased to see that the share price has had a very rough...

As global markets navigate a period of fluctuating interest rates and economic uncertainties, Asian stocks have drawn attention for their potential value amid these shifts. In this context, identifying undervalued stocks becomes crucial as investors seek opportunities that may offer resilience and growth in the evolving market landscape.

DFI Retail Group Holdings (SGX:D01) has just laid out a new three year roadmap, pairing double digit underlying profit growth targets with a higher 70% dividend payout ratio. This combination directly shapes the stock’s appeal. See our latest analysis for DFI Retail Group Holdings. The new roadmap lands after a powerful re-rating, with a roughly 76% year to date share price return and a 1 year total shareholder return of about 109%, signalling that momentum is firmly rebuilding after years of...

CapitaLand Investment (SGX:9CI) has just wrapped up its second onshore China sub fund and a US$650 million Ascott lodging vehicle, underscoring how fee based capital strategies are shaping the stock’s appeal. See our latest analysis for CapitaLand Investment. Despite these steady fund launches and growing exposure to data centres and India, the 1 year total shareholder return is a modest 8.9 percent and the 3 year total shareholder return remains negative. This suggests longer term sentiment...

Insiders were net buyers of Abundante Limited's ( SGX:570 ) stock during the past year. That is, insiders bought more...

Many investors define successful investing as beating the market average over the long term. But its virtually certain...

The simplest way to invest in stocks is to buy exchange traded funds. But if you pick the right individual stocks, you...

DBS Research recently issued a positive report on UOL Group Limited, highlighting the company’s active capital recycling, prudent gearing and operational momentum, including strong residential sales and competitive land bids. The report also underlined the progress of land consolidation at Marina Square, positioning its potential redevelopment as a key source of future value creation for UOL. We will now examine how Marina Square’s redevelopment prospects shape UOL Group’s investment...

DBS Research just turned more upbeat on Singapore developers, lifting sector valuations and putting fresh attention on GuocoLand (SGX:F17), even though the stock itself ended flat at S$2.02 after the call. See our latest analysis for GuocoLand. The upbeat call lands on top of a strong run, with GuocoLand’s share price return up sharply year to date and its one year total shareholder return above 50 percent, suggesting momentum is still building rather than fading. If this renewed interest in...

United Overseas Bank (SGX:U11) is back in focus after unveiling a S$3 billion capital return package and fresh covered bond issuances, even as Q3 2025 profit dropped sharply on higher precautionary credit allowances. See our latest analysis for United Overseas Bank. Those capital returns and covered bond deals come after a volatile stretch, with the latest S$34.75 share price sitting below its peak but supported by a resilient 5 year total shareholder return near 100 percent. This suggests...

Jardine Matheson Holdings (SGX:J36) has drawn fresh attention after insiders stepped up share purchases alongside a US$250 million buyback program, with the planned privatization of Mandarin Oriental in early 2026 sharpening the strategic narrative. See our latest analysis for Jardine Matheson Holdings. Those insider moves are landing against a powerful backdrop, with Jardine Matheson’s share price returning 14.04% over 90 days and a standout 63.20% year to date, while the 1 year total...

There's no doubt that money can be made by owning shares of unprofitable businesses. For example, although...

Key Insights Using the 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity, Golden Agri-Resources fair value estimate is S$0.25 With...

Venture's (SGX:V03) stock is up by 7.4% over the past three months. However, its weak financial performance indicators...

With a price-to-earnings (or "P/E") ratio of 16.7x International Cement Group Ltd. ( SGX:KUO ) may be sending bearish...

Investors who take an interest in Centurion Corporation Limited ( SGX:OU8 ) should definitely note that the Joint...

Oversea-Chinese Banking (SGX:O39) just rolled out a trio of strategic moves, backing a low carbon steel project, deepening SME financing with Marriott, and expanding QR payments into China, giving investors fresh angles on future growth. See our latest analysis for Oversea-Chinese Banking. These moves come as sentiment has already been turning in OCBC’s favour, with a roughly 16 percent 3 month share price return and a 21 percent 1 year total shareholder return suggesting momentum is building...