Singapore telcos

Broker's Calls

Don't catch the telco falling knife before TPG launch, says UOB

SINGAPORE (Mar 12): Investors should not catch a falling knife by buying TPG before it launches its mobile services, says UOB KayHian.

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Tight competition ahead for Singapore's telcos

SINGAPORE (Jan 10): Tight competition within Singapore’s Telecommunications sector should persist in 2018, with the new entrants joining the fray, according to RHB.

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Brokerages keep M1 on 'hold' after dip in 3Q earnings

SINGAPORE (Oct 17): M1 has received four “holds”, one “buy” and one “sell” from research houses after posting its results on Monday.

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Negatives of telco wars not yet fully priced in, says Maybank

SINGAPORE (Sept 14): Maybank Kim Eng Research is initiating coverage on the Singapore telecommunications sector with a “negative” rating, backed by its belief that the market has not fully priced in the impending entry of TPG Telecom.

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Competitive risks increase for Singapore telcos from new entrants

SINGAPORE (Aug 23): RHB is maintaining its “neutral” call on all three Singapore telcos as its 1H17 results reflect the still-keen competition in the market and persistent structural mobile service revenue (MSR) weakness.

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M1 could gain if MyRepublic telco dreams come true

SINGAPORE (June 2): Internet provider MyRepublic is reviving its telco dreams, after losing out in a race last year to become Singapore’s fourth mobile operator.

Fitch downgrades Singapore telco outlook to ‘negative’ on rising competition

SINGAPORE/SYDNEY​ (​​April 5​): Aggressive bidding in Singapore's April 2017 spectrum auction is a clear indication of rising telecom competition, says Fitch Ratings.

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Casualties galore amid telco spectrum bidding war

SINGAPORE (April 5): The Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) on Tuesday announced the winning bidders in the first stage of the General Spectrum Auction (GSA) for Singapore telcos.

Telco sector likely to stay 3-player market; M1 to gain most

SINGAPORE (July 7): DBS Vickers Securities is reiterating its “buy” call on M1, switching the local telco’s previous target price of $2.60 to a bull-case estimate of $3.30 with confidence that the probability of a new mobile entrant is declining.
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