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EQDP to lead a small to mid-cap ‘renaissance’, says Macquarie Equity Research

Douglas Toh
Douglas Toh • 2 min read
EQDP to lead a small to mid-cap ‘renaissance’, says Macquarie Equity Research
Deploying $5 billion into the 18 Singapore stocks, they note, would constitute around three months buying and could change relative performance. Photo: Bloomberg
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Analysts at Macquarie Equity Research (Macquarie) see an approaching resurgence for small-to mid-cap stocks in Singapore with the arrival of the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) $5 billion equity market development programme (EQDP), which they believe will be implemented in the third quarter.

Beyond the capital inflow, analysts Jayden Vantarakis, Zhiwei Foo, Kelly Kwok and Rachel Tan note that the MAS expects other private capital to be crowded into appointed mandates.

Their methodology in identifying potential beneficiaries takes into account an average daily value traded (ADV) of over US$500,000 ($640,000), and stocks not within the Straits Times Index (STI).

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