Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel)

(June 3): June 7 will mark the end of Theresa May’s tenure as British Prime Minister, after a three-year leadership fraught with bad mistakes, resignations, controversy and widely panned policies. Her time as PM will be defined by her inability to deliv

SINGAPORE (May 20): Tensions between Washington and Beijing continue to rise as US President Donald Trump shows no inclination to de-escalate the country’s trade war with China. Trump believes his clash with Chinese President Xi Jinping is boosting his

SINGAPORE (May 17): Phillip Capital is maintaining Singtel at “accumulate” with higher $3.31 target as the telco carries out digitalisation of its business to optimise costs further.

SINGAPORE (May 15): Singtel’s current level of dividend is sustainable, say analysts, given the telco’s projected FY2020 cash flow is forecast to be at $3.3 billion.

SINGAPORE (Apr 1): Maybank Kim Eng Research remains “neutral” on the Singapore telco sector amid uncertainty over the implication for competition in the industry with M1’s imminent de-listing.

SINGAPORE (Mar 25): Not too long ago, the banks started pushing out credit cards to court mobile phone-wielding millennials with cash backs, dining discounts and travel perks. Now, Singapore’s largest telco is taking a leaf from their playbook.

SINGAPORE (Mar 21): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “buy” call on Singtel with a target price of $3.58, while highlighting that the stock, at the price of $3.02, is currently below its mean EV/EBITDA with a 5.8% dividend yield.

SINGAPORE (Mar 19): Singapore Telecommunications is expanding its cross-border mobile payment alliance. But how significant will Singtel's foray into e-payments be for investors?

SINGAPORE (Mar 11): Analysts are keeping their recommendations on Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) – for now – after the telco announced it is subscribing for approximately US$525 million ($713.3 million), or 15%, of Bharti Airtel’s US$3.5 bil

(Mar 7): Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) said it will buy roughly US$525 million ($712.4 million) worth Bharti Airtel stock as part of the Indian telecoms operator's plan to raise US$4.6 billion through new shares and bonds.