Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel)

SINGAPORE (April 24): Despite expectations of lower earnings and revenue, as well as a dividend cut, RHB Securities has recommended investors to accumulate shares of Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel).

Come middle of this year, telcos in Singapore will find out the results of the 5G mobile spectrum auction. But for Arthur Lang, CEO of Singtel International, he is looking forward to something else.

While TPG has signalled its intention to target three key groups on the back of its $10 a month SIM-only plans, DBS analyst Sachin Mittal opines that the telco is likely to see limited success.

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SINGAPORE (Feb 21): The net investment returns contri­bution (NIRC) is expected to be the single largest contributor to Sin­gapore’s coffers this year under Budget 2020.

The lower revisions come after the telco reported a weak set of results in 3QFY2020.

SINGAPORE (Feb 14): SingTel is bracing itself for weaker market sentiment as well as stiffer competition, as its reported Q3FY2020 earnings fell by a quarter from the year-earlier period, missing analysts’ expectations. The company has trimmed its guida

Looking ahead, Singtel is expecting intense competition and carriage declines amid weaker business and consumer sentiments. However, the group's dividend guidance for FY2019 currently remains unchanged at 17.5 cents.

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