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UMS, Frencken and Pan-United more than doubled the STI’s 18.7% return, but did their businesses keep pace?
Three SGX-listed AI enablers are worth another look after the market correction, with exposure to semiconductors, data centres and digital infrastructure.
Three SGX REITs raised their DPU by 10% or more, but investors should look beyond the bigger payouts to see what is driving the growth.
Judge yourself over the past eight weeks, and you’ll end up either disappointed or deluded.
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Three SGX-listed AI enablers are worth another look after the market correction, with exposure to semiconductors, data centres and digital infrastructure.
Three SGX REITs raised their DPU by 10% or more, but investors should look beyond the bigger payouts to see what is driving the growth.
DBS, Keppel and Keppel REIT are rewarding investors with special dividends, but can their ordinary payouts keep growing?
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UMS, Frencken and Pan-United more than doubled the STI’s 18.7% return, but did their businesses keep pace?
Three SGX-listed AI enablers are worth another look after the market correction, with exposure to semiconductors, data centres and digital infrastructure.
Three SGX REITs raised their DPU by 10% or more, but investors should look beyond the bigger payouts to see what is driving the growth.
Judge yourself over the past eight weeks, and you’ll end up either disappointed or deluded.
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