telecommunications

In print this week

A closer look at Spindex’s buyout battle

SINGAPORE (Feb 24): There has been a spate of buying at Spindex Industries by an individual who emerged as a substantial shareholder in the company, immediately after Spindex’s management announced its buyout plan.

Broker's Calls

Skies remain overcast for M1

SINGAPORE (Jan 13): CIMB Securities continues to keep its “hold” call on M1 Limited, Singapore’s smallest telco, as it lowers the stock’s target price estimate to $1.90 from $2.10 previously.

Broker's Calls

Top hits and misses of 3Q16

SINGAPORE (Nov 17): There were no major surprises for UOB Kay Hian in 3Q16. According to the research house, 65% of the stocks under its coverage reported financial results came in line with their expectations.

Broker's Calls

Disappointing NeraTel gets a downgrade

SINGAPORE (Nov 10): UOB Kay Hian is downgrading Nera Telecommunications to “sell” with at target price of 58 cents after the group reported a loss in 3Q on falling margins and one-off forex losses.

In print this week

The going's getting tougher for more STI companies

SINGAPORE (Oct 21): The global economic weakness has already hit many of the large and diversified companies that make up the Straits Times Index.

Broker's Calls

Singapore telco sector loses shine with new entrant likely

SINGAPORE (Oct 4): Singapore’s telco sector is seing a shakeup with three contenders throwing their hat into the ring to be the republic’s fourth player.

Telecoms battle

Yuen Kuan Moon, CEO of Singtel’s local consumer business, is not too worried about the possible entry of a fourth telco. The way he sees it, the company’s biggest competitor is itself.

ANZ Bank extends contract with Singtel and Optus Business to 2020

SINGAPORE (Sept 15): Singtel and Optus Business announced that its 2013 five-year telecommunications and managed services contract with ANZ Bank has been extended to 2020.

Broker's Calls

China’s car sales boost is positive for Memtech

SINGAPORE (Sept 13): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “hold” call on Memtech International with an unchanged fair value estimate of 48 cents.

Broker's Calls

Singtel feels the heat

SINGAPORE (Sept 7): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “buy” call for Singtel with a lower target price of $4.53, despite news of the emergence of new competitors in Singapore and India.
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