DBS

Broker's Calls

DBS toasts Vinamilk’s new status as F&N associate

SINGAPORE (June 29): DBS is maintaining its “hold” call on Fraser and Neave after Vinamilk gained associate status from an investment previously.

Broker's Calls

Sheng Siong a ‘buy’ on better margins visibility

SINGAPORE (June 21): DBS is maintaining Sheng Siong at ‘buy’ with $1.20 target price on the back of better visibility for higher margins.

Broker's Calls

CapitaLand Mall Trust kept at 'buy' in the face of new retail supply

SINGAPORE (June 20): DBS is maintaining its “buy” call on CapitaLand Mall Trust (CMT) with a higher target price of $2.17 on attractive valuations.

Top 3 banks still dominate top 10 brands

SINGAPORE (June 12): Singapore’s three banks continue to dominate the annual list of Top 100 Singapore brands compiled by Brand Finance.

Global Markets

Asia's growth to moderate in 3Q, says DBS

SINGAPORE (June 12): Growth in the global economy should moderate in 3Q but is not expected to end any time soon, says DBS.

Broker's Calls

Battle of the banks: Which makes a better ‘buy’?

SINGAPORE (June 8): UOB Kay Hian is remaining “overweight” on Singapore’s banking sector after reviewing the city state’s three banks based on asset quality as well as ability to generate pre-provision operating profit (PPoP).

Broker's Calls

Ceasing coverage but DBS hangs on to white knight hope for Noble

SINGAPORE (May 31): DBS believes Noble Group will be able to refinance its upcoming borrowing base facility in June, contrary to the view of some market participants.

Property

Rio Casa winning bid shows developers hungry for land

SINGAPORE (May 26): The thirst for land is now spreading into the en-bloc market, says DBS Vickers, with a consortium Oxley-Lian Beng Venture putting in the $575 million winning bid for Rio Casa.

Singapore economy

DBS sees Singapore full-year GDP growth at 2.8% if global economy continues to improve

SINGAPORE (May 25): DBS senior economist Irvin Seah continues to see full-year GDP growth at 2.8% on the premise that global economic conditions continue to improve.

Tech titans take top three spots for companies Singaporeans want to work for

SINGAPORE (May 23): Google, Facebook and Apple topped the three companies Singaporeans want to work for, believing they will obtain a happier work life, according to a JobStreet.com survey.
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