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01-Jun-2026 15:40
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Might be interesting to see UOB Kay Hian will be an indirect beneficiary because of crack down by China on off-shores trading plateform?
The crackdown targets offshore brokerage platforms including Futu, which owns online platform MooMoo, and other widely used overseas trading apps like Tiger Brokers and Longbridge - both headquartered in Singapore |
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27-May-2026 19:34
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No forumer interested and open Moomoo or Tiger account put their shares inside ?
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27-May-2026 08:17
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China clamp down offshore brokering platforms like Moomoo or Tiger so is it traders cannot open account online trading brokering commissioning near zero ....Will this benefit our brokering houses will have more business ? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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28-Feb-2026 13:09
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UOB Kay Hian H2 earnings up 27% at S$140.1 million
The brokerage records top-line growth for the second half and full year
[SINGAPORE] UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) posted a net profit of S$140.1 million for its second half ended Dec 31, a 27 per cent increase from the S$110.3 million recorded in the previous corresponding period.
This brought its full-year earnings for 2025 to S$239.4 million, from S$224.2 million the previous year, the securities brokerage said on Friday (Feb 27).
Its earnings per share (EPS) for the six months stood at S$0.1438, up from S$0.118 in H2 FY2024. Full-year EPS came in at S$0.2506, compared with S$0.2442 the year before.
The improvements followed top-line growth. UOBKH recorded H2 revenue of S$424.3 million, against S$353.2 million in the year-ago period.
For the whole of FY2025, revenue stood at S$763.5 million, up from S$670.3 million in FY2024.
The company proposed a first and final dividend per share of S$0.123 for FY2025, higher than the S$0.119 paid in the previous financial year.
The dividend will be paid on May 26, subject to the approval of shareholders at UOBKH&rsquo s annual general meeting on Apr 29.
The group&rsquo s net asset value position &ldquo remained healthy&rdquo at S$2.3 billion as at Dec 31.
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29-Dec-2025 14:24
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HY25 profit of $99 million vs HY24 profit of $114 million shows a drop of 13%. Perhaps it can maintain FY24 dividend of $0.119 if second half results improve significantly.
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29-Dec-2025 13:48
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I am wondering whether UOB Kay Hian will be paying good FY dividends, maybe will be good as FY results might maintain or slightly higher than last year, just my thoughts. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Joelton
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02-Dec-2025 12:49
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UOB Kay Hian initiates coverage on Soon Hock, optimistic on its S$1 billion project pipeline
UOB also expects attractive dividend yields of 5.5% and 10% for 2025 and 2026, respectively
[SINGAPORE] UOB Kay Hian initiated coverage on industrial property developer Soon Hock Enterprise with a buy rating, citing a strong track record and &ldquo strong earnings visibility&rdquo from a S$1 billion project pipeline.
It gave the stock a target price of S$0.68, implying an upside of around 15 per cent. It last traded at S$0.59 on Monday morning.
&ldquo After a lull in 2024 due to the absence of project temporary occupation permits, earnings are poised to rebound strongly,&rdquo said the brokerage in a Monday (Dec 1) note.
It said the industrial developer&rsquo s growth outlook is supported by a robust pipeline of four active projects with a combined gross development value of about S$1 billion.
They include Stellar@Tampines, which achieved strong pre-sales, and Skye@Tuas, which will be Singapore&rsquo s first industrial project to provide electric vehicle truck-charging facilities.
UOB Kay Hian said these two 30-year leasehold projects underpin a three-year revenue compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 178 per cent and net profit CAGR of 124 per cent over the 2024-27 period.
It added that strong pre-sales and the redevelopment of 20 Shaw Road &ldquo extend growth visibility&rdquo beyond 2027.
Soon Hock Enterprise specialises in industrial property development and investment in Singapore. It has delivered more than 1,200 strata-titled units across Singapore. UOB Kay Hian said the developer has sold over 900 strata-titled units with total gross development value exceeding S$1 billion, placing it among Singapore&rsquo s top five developers by gross floor area, with a 6 per cent market share.
It debuted on the mainboard of the Singapore Exchange on Oct 16 with an IPO price of S$0.58.
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UOB Kay Hian also noted the company&rsquo s management has committed to a minimum 25 per cent dividend payout ratio for 2025 and 2026, translating into estimated attractive yields of 5.5 per cent and 10 per cent, respectively.
&ldquo Soon Hock Enterprise has expressed a clear commitment to rewarding shareholders after listing,&rdquo it said.
The brokerage said the stock is a beneficiary of policy tailwinds.
&ldquo (Soon Hock Enterprise) is well-positioned to capitalise on Singapore&rsquo s industrial upgrading, supported by initiatives like Tuas Mega Port and Changi T5,&rdquo it said.
&ldquo Its projects in Tuas, Tampines and Woodlands are aligned with Singapore&rsquo s industrial zoning roadmap, ensuring resilient end-user demand and high tenant retention.&rdquo
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Joelton
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02-Dec-2025 12:48
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UOBKH says buy these 5 blue-chip reits, predicts S-Reits poised for upturn
Brokerage also favours Lendlease, CLAR and CLAS, citing safe haven liquidity inflow into Singapore, lower cost of debt
[SINGAPORE] UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) analyst Jonathan Koh has kept an &ldquo overweight&rdquo rating on Singapore-listed real estate investment trusts (S-Reits) in his Thursday (Nov 27) report, following the release of their third quarter FY2025 results.
Of the 16 large cap S-Reits under his coverage, results from 12 met expectations, said Koh.
Among his top picks were Keppel DC Reit : AJBU -1.3% and Keppel Reit : K71U 0%, with a &ldquo buy&rdquo rating on target prices of S$2.65 and S$1.20, respectively.
The analyst&rsquo s three other top S-Reit picks with the same call were Lendlease Global Commercial Reit (LReit) : JYEU -0.81%, CapitaLand Ascendas Reit : A17U -0.36% and CapitaLand Ascott Trust : HMN -0.53%. He has assigned target prices of S$0.81, S$4.02 and S$1.56 to the counters, respectively.
On a broader level, Koh noted that the overall positive S-Reit performance comes on the back of safe haven liquidity which continues to flow to Singapore. The inflow has pushed the Singapore Overnight Rate Average on an overnight basis to a low of 1.08 per cent.
He said that S-Reits stand to benefit as the cost of debt has peaked and will now gradually decline, particularly after the Fed cut rates by another 25 basis points to 3.75 per cent in their meeting on Oct 29.
&ldquo We observed significant reduction in average cost of debt for Keppel DC Reit and LReit by 0.4 and 0.7 percentage points, respectively,&rdquo the analyst added.
Office, retail S-Reits display strong showing in Q3
The retail portfolio of one of Koh&rsquo s top picks, LReit, achieved a strong positive rental reversion of 8.9 per cent and high occupancy of 99.6 per cent for Q1 FY2026.
&ldquo Occupancy for Sky Complex rose 6.9 percentage points quarter on quarter to 88.5 per cent as of Sep 25, paving the way for the eventual divestment. The acquisition of a 70 per cent stake in PLQ Mall is also aligned with LReit&rsquo s strategic focus on Singapore, which expands to 89 per cent of its total assets,&rdquo the analyst said.
This is also in light of how domestic consumption in Singapore has been boosted by the influx of Community Development Council and SG60 vouchers, he added.
As for office Reits, Keppel Reit has backfilled 73 per cent of space returned by BNP Paribas at Ocean Financial Centre, and achieved &ldquo strong double-digit rental reversion&rdquo for new tenants from financial services legal and technology, media and telco sectors.
It also bought its first retail asset in Sydney for A$393.8 million (S$334.8 million) in October.
&ldquo The Reit intends to remain Singapore-centric and office-focused, and will cap the exposure to retail assets at 20 per cent of portfolio valuation,&rdquo Koh noted.
In the diversified industrial category, CapitaLand Ascendas Reit has upgraded its guidance for positive rental reversion from mid single-digit to low double-digits for 2025.
The Reit completed the redevelopment of 5 Toh Guan Road East into a six-storey ramp-up logistics facility during the quarter, noted the analyst. It has four ongoing development and redevelopment projects in Singapore, the US and UK totalling S$717 million as well.
&ldquo We expect to see a pick-up in strong rental reversions for logistics properties in the fourth quarter of 2025,&rdquo said Koh.
Hospitality S-Reits stick out with &lsquo market weight&rsquo call
Performance by the aforementioned Reits contributed to the analyst&rsquo s &ldquo overweight&rdquo rating for office, retail and logistics S-Reits. His call on hospitality S-Reits, however, was at &ldquo market weight.&rdquo
This was largely due to tax adjustments Reits faced and Formula 1 being held in October, which affected the year on year comparison, he said.
For example, CapitaLand Ascott Trust incurred a one-off land tax adjustment of A$4.1 million related to Pullman and Mercure Brisbane King George Square in Australia.
That said, its portfolio revenue per available unit expanded 3 per cent year on year to S$163 in the third quarter of 2025, supported by a 4 percentage point year-on-year improvement in average occupancy to 83 per cent.
Room rates for Far East Hospitality Trust : Q5T +0.83%&rsquo s hotels fell 5.4 per cent year on year to S$171 in Q3 with F1 in October, which resulted in revenue per average room declining 4.3 per cent year on year.
&ldquo But occupancy rebounded quarter on quarter and was seasonally higher at 86.5 per cent in Q3, while the acquisition of Four Points by Sheraton Nagoya was completed on Apr 25 and contributed revenue of S$2.7 million in the same quarter,&rdquo Koh noted.
Data centre S-Reits show mixed results
While Koh has an &ldquo overweight&rdquo rating on data centre S-Reits, he acknowledges how the data centre front reflects &ldquo tight vacancy&rdquo in Singapore due to limited supply.
This is in light of how Mapletree Industrial Trust&rsquo s (MIT) : ME8U -1.46% net property income declined 7.8 per cent on the year in Q2 FY2026, due to the divestment of three Singapore properties and lower contributions from its North American portfolio.
MIT was among the S-Reits which missed the analyst&rsquo s expectations.
&ldquo The trust is undertaking a strategic divestment of its North American portfolio and could potentially dispose of data centres worth S$500 million to S$600 million over the next two years,&rdquo the analyst noted. He has a &ldquo hold&rdquo rating on the counter with a target price of S$2.22.
On the other hand, Keppel DC Reit clocked a positive rental reversion of 10 per cent in Q3, driven mainly by lease renewals in Dublin.
It also plans to invest S$53.9 million to fit-out half a floor at SGP8 &ndash a new-generation artificial intelligence-ready hyperscale data centre &ndash to build one data centre hall, which increases the centre&rsquo s revenue contribution by 15 per cent, upon completion in Q3 of 2027.
&lsquo Laggard&rsquo S-Reits a buy
On a whole, the UOBKH analyst is positive on S-Reits in light of their &ldquo stable cash flows&rdquo , due to the long tenure of their leases, which range from three to 10 years.
He said that this allows them to provide income stability despite the highly uncertain macro environment at present.
&ldquo S-Reits have largely lagged recovery in the broader market despite support from lower domestic interest rates. As such, they are likely to gradually catch up with the broader market but are unlikely to lead the decline during a correction,&rdquo Koh said.
A sector catalyst flagged by the UOBKH analyst would be a &ldquo resilient&rdquo Singapore economy benefitting from low reciprocal tariffs, while a risk could be the limited new supply for the logistics and retail segments in the city-state.
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Joelton
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20-Aug-2025 11:16
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UOBKH lifts target price for Food Empire by 14% as H1 results beat expectations
UOBKH and Maybank Research maintain their &lsquo buy&rsquo call for the company, projecting future growth
[SINGAPORE] UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) raised its target price for Food Empire by 14 per cent to S$2.73, from S$2.40, and maintained its &ldquo buy&rdquo call on the counter as its first-half results beat expectations.
The company on Aug 13 posted top-line growth for H1 ended Jun 30, 2025, on the back of double-digit gains across all its core markets.
&ldquo Food Empire delivered strong H1 revenue growth of 22 per cent year on year to US$274.1 million, driven by price gains, higher sales volumes, favourable forex movements and enhanced marketing efforts,&rdquo said analysts John Cheong and Heidi Mo in a report on Aug 15.
While the group posted a US$1.5 million Patmi (profit after tax and minority interests) loss from a one-off fair value loss, its core Patmi, which excludes the loss, surged 32 per cent on the year to US$31 million, the analysts highlighted.
Meanwhile, Maybank Research on Aug 15 reiterated its &ldquo buy&rdquo call for the group with its target price unchanged at S$2.62, as the research house noted that its H1 results were &ldquo in line with... estimates&rdquo .
Both Maybank Research and UOBKH highlighted that Food Empire&rsquo s maiden interim dividend S$0.03 per share signalled its management&rsquo s strong confidence in the group&rsquo s growth trajectory and outlook.
Sudeep Nair, group chief executive officer of Food Empire, had expressed an optimistic outlook when the company released its H1 earnings, stating that it was &ldquo on track to deliver yet another record-breaking performance in FY2025, barring unforeseen circumstances&rdquo .
Moreover, Cheong and Mo noted that Food Empire currently trades at 14.5 times its 2026 forecast price-to-earnings ratio &ndash a &ldquo deep 41 per cent discount to its regional peers&rsquo average of 24.7 times&rdquo .
Analysts forecast growth, with Vietnam set to lead future gains
With Food Empire&rsquo s expectations-beating top-line results for H1, Cheong and Mo raised their 2025 to 2027 revenue forecasts by 4 to 5 per cent.
Food Empire reports net loss of US$1.5 million, declares first-ever interim dividend of S$0.03
&ldquo We have also lifted gross margin assumptions by one to two percentage points on Food Empire&rsquo s successful pricing adjustments across the markets due to higher coffee bean prices. Consequently, our 2025 to 2027 earnings forecasts have been revised upwards by 7 to 13 per cent,&rdquo they said.
Similarly, Maybank Research analyst Jarick Seet predicts that revenue and margins will remain strong for 2025.
&ldquo Margins should continue to widen as lower raw material prices gradually factor into costs. With its strong pipeline of projects ahead, we believe Food Empire will continue to grow steadily in coming years. A bonus issue may also be a possibility to improve liquidity,&rdquo Seet said.
He expects Vietnam to continue to be the &ldquo main growth driver&rdquo for Food Empire in H2 2025.
Both UOBKH and Maybank Research observed that the country was the fastest-growing market for H1 2025, driving growth across South-east Asia.
Vietnam contributed to more than 60 per cent of the South-east Asia segment&rsquo s revenue and clocked a 36.6 per cent year-on-year revenue surge, driven by robust demand and expanded sales force coverage.
UOBKH highlighted that the combined revenue of the South-east Asia and South Asia markets exceeded the Russia market&rsquo s 30 per cent revenue contribution.
&ldquo Food Empire believes (that) the leading market position of its brands will sustain the growth momentum of its business as it continues to invest in brand building, product development and marketing to further strengthen its brand equity,&rdquo Cheong and Mo said.
India coffee plant expansion, AirAsia tie-up as tailwinds: UOBKH
Food Empire&rsquo s expansion of its India manufacturing facility &ndash with its US$37 million investment into an Andhra Pradesh coffee manufacturing plant &ndash is expected to boost its fast-growing branded consumer business, said the UOBKH analysts.
This investment, to be funded mainly through borrowings, is poised to increase the facility&rsquo s capacity by around 60 per cent, they said.
They noted that expansion works are set to start in Q4 2025 and complete by end-2027.
Moreover, Food Empire&rsquo s tie-up with AirAsia&rsquo s parent company Capital A could expand its beverage footprint, they pointed out.
This comes as Food Empire&rsquo s unit is co-developing a new line of ready-to-drink beverages with AirAsia, including Vietnamese iced coffee.
The beverages will be served on board the low-cost carrier&rsquo s flights, and in regional retail outlets which &ldquo will tap millions of consumers and boost brand visibility&rdquo , the analysts said.
&ldquo The tie-up diversifies Food Empire into the fast-growing ready-to-drink segment, combining its manufacturing and innovation strengths with Capital A&rsquo s distribution reach for rapid market entry,&rdquo they said.
&ldquo It also opens avenues for future co-branded and private-label launches, driving new revenue streams and strengthening brand equity,&rdquo they added.
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10-Aug-2025 22:42
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10-Aug-2025 18:57
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Joelton
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09-Aug-2025 13:11
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UOB-Kay Hian posts 12.9% lower net profit for H1
Earnings per share for the half-year fell to S$0.106, from S$0.1264 in the year-ago period
[SINGAPORE] UOB-KAY Hian posted a 12.9 per cent year-on-year dip in its net profit to S$99.2 million for the half year of FY2025 ended June, from S$113.9 million for the year-ago period, as net foreign exchange loss and higher commission expense eroded profitability.
In a regulatory filing published on Friday (Aug 8), the securities brokerage posted a 7 per cent rise in its revenue to S$339.1 million, from S$317.1 million in the corresponding period of FY2024.
Commission and trading income increased by 24.5 per cent from S$166 million to S$206.7 million, mainly due to higher market volumes across regional and the United States markets.
However, interest income dropped 7.6 per cent from S$123.8 million to S$114.4 million amid a lower interest-rate environment.
UOB-Kay Hian&rsquo s revenue improvement was offset by net foreign exchange loss of S$16.4 million, compared with net foreign exchange gain of S$17.1 million for the year-ago period. It was mainly due to revaluation of its balances maintained in the US and Hong Kong currencies to support its businesses in the respective markets. Commission expenses, which surged by 32.1 per cent, also impacted the bottom line.
Hence, earnings per share fell from S$0.1264 to S$0.106. Net asset value per share was S$2.1618 as at end-June, lower than S$2.264 in end-December 2024. UOB-Kay Hian did not declare an interim dividend for this period.
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05-Feb-2025 09:43
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Let' s go!!!
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17-Jan-2025 08:53
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Yes, you are right! 2024 EPS is expected to be significantly higher than 2023. There' s also path for more growth in 2025!!! A stock to keep in watch! 
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Secret_Squirrel
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16-Jan-2025 18:50
Yells: "Stay curious but skeptical" |
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this JS-SEZ will not affect the earnings for FY2024. Maybe for FY2025. 1H 2023 earning per share was only 7.83 cents, However take a look at the EPS ended 30 Jun 2024 (1H 2024), which was 12.64 cents. If can maintain for the 2nd half of FY2024, then the dividend is likely yo exceed FY2023 UOB KAY HIAN HOLDINGS LIMITED AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
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16-Jan-2025 16:35
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*Alert* UOB Kay Hian: A hidden gem poised to benefit from JS-SEZOn Jan 8, shortly after the signing of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) agreement, UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) unveiled a list of Bursa-listed beneficiaries &mdash prompting market watchers to suggest that, among the Singapore Exchange (SGX)-listed beneficiaries, UOBKH is likely to be a front-runner, poised to benefit from a potential &ldquo double whammy&rdquo . UOBKH stands to benefit from both the rise in foreign direct investments (FDI) into Johor, which is driving companies to raise capital and debt on the Bursa and the ongoing efforts to strengthen the Singapore equities market. &ldquo A vibrant equities market is a major pillar of every financial centre, fuelling entrepreneurship, encouraging start-ups and venture capital, and overall economic growth,&rdquo said Koh Boon Hwee, chairman of Singapore Exchange Group, on Jan 2. UOBKH is the only listed broker on the SGX. It offers a wide range of corporate finance services, including financial advisory and investment banking, underwriting, and placement services for primary and secondary listings. UOBKH also provides a popular margin financing product. |
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lookingformore
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15-Jan-2025 15:59
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ATH and increase in volume today! Something cooking?
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07-Jan-2025 09:16
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Let' sssssssssssss go!!! Waiting for dividend in May! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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lookingformore
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31-Dec-2024 11:38
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Such a good run! See you next year! 
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lookingformore
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30-Dec-2024 15:41
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Expecting a higher dividend amount for Year 2025!
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