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ysh2006
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14-Jan-2026 13:42
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So far no querries from SGX and only analysts target now has been achieved. Why this new target pop out ? ....Austalia projects got new developments or remaining sale profits want to distribute to us ? | ||||
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Sgvale
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14-Jan-2026 09:52
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On target $1 by next week. | ||||
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ysh2006
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14-Jan-2026 05:26
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Yesterday up 5c but no reasons announcement? ...why up ?
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tofudidi
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13-Jan-2026 13:21
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breakout 90c coming.. lets go $1 |
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tofudidi
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13-Jan-2026 11:31
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Follow brother namcheong towards $1. Breakout 90c coming | ||||
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Sgvale
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13-Jan-2026 10:41
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$1 coming. | ||||
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MarcLim
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12-Jan-2026 21:01
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Swee Swee. When 90/91 come All Huat Huat. 🙏 🏻  
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ysh2006
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12-Jan-2026 10:36
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Many analysts said target 90~91c hope coming soon !
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kt3152
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12-Jan-2026 09:49
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Friend also collecting...can hold for more upside....
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MarcLim
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08-Jan-2026 20:42
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😱 so fast break 80c swee, powderful...90 100 moon hope all Huat 🙏 🏻
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trader1970
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08-Jan-2026 11:38
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Broken ATH, next obstacle is 81. Once broken, the sky the limit... 
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kye_lin
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08-Jan-2026 11:36
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Hit $0.80 Horsay leow.. |
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ysh2006
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07-Jan-2026 15:22
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Like Ito Jima (WWII island)after plant flag most of the flag bearers shot down alrady.....history said one... | ||||
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07-Jan-2026 10:52
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Wee Hur plants flag in international schools sector with Wycombe Abbey project in Hougang
Group kicks off new projects with international school JV, Hotel Miramar acquisition and Upper Thomson condo while doubling down on Australian PBSA assets
 
[SINGAPORE] Property group   Wee Hur   : E3B 0% is gearing up for &ldquo a year of execution&rdquo as it builds a pipeline of new projects, starting with the Wycombe Abbey School (Singapore) in Hougang Avenue 3. 
 
At the ground-breaking ceremony for the school on Tuesday (Jan 6), chief investment officer Goh Wee Ping said the project marked a significant milestone for the group, after more than 20 years in the education-related space. 
 
In 2004, Wee Hur built key amenities such as swimming pools, a sports field and basement halls for United World College at Dover Road. In 2022, the group erected a new 11-storey block with sports and recreational facilities at Tanglin Trust School. 
 
Wycombe Abbey School (Singapore) represents its latest step in the space, developed with joint-venture partners Wycombe Abbey and BE Education. The project is part of Wycombe Abbey International Schools&rsquo broader expansion in Asia, with campuses in mainland China and Hong Kong.
 
William Vanbergen, founder and chairman of BE Education, said the school aims to provide world-class education to thousands of students in Singapore over the coming decades. 
 
&ldquo We want to be welcoming parents from all over the world, helping to attract top talent here to Singapore to help improve the whole economy,&rdquo he said. 
 
Wave of projects
The international school is among several projects announced by Wee Hur in 2025. These include the launch of its third fund, the single-asset WHF3A, which was set up for a new purpose-built student accommodation development at Grenfell Street in Adelaide, Australia. 
 
The fund has a committed capital of A$57 million (S$49 million) &ndash of which at least A$12.6 million is from Wee Hur, as the sponsor A$21.1 million is from the Goh directors and up to A$23.3 million is from independent and unrelated investors such as family offices and high-net-worth individuals. 
 
Many were existing partners or repeat investors familiar with the group&rsquo s track record and management team, Goh told The Business Times. 
 
This third fund was raised relatively quickly, as much of the groundwork was already complete &ndash the land had been approved for student housing, a builder appointed, and bank financing secured, said Goh, who is also chief executive officer of Wee Hur&rsquo s fund management arm, Wee Hur Capital. 
 
This shortened investors&rsquo capital commitment to about two years, compared with closer to four years for earlier-stage developments. 
 
&ldquo We&rsquo re quite comfortable with the approach that we have, (where) we warehouse the land, we de-risk it, fundraise, and then we keep rinsing and repeating,&rdquo said Goh. &ldquo This is a tested and proven flavour.&rdquo
 
For these projects, the group typically targets mid- to high-teens internal rates of return to reflect greenfield risk.
 
Besides the current slate, he said the group has two other assets in the pipeline and aims to eventually manage four to five assets.
 
It favours cities such as Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide, where Goh said the group has built strong capabilities and will continue to double down. Meanwhile, it is steering clear of Melbourne, citing foreign investor constraints, supply-demand concerns and construction costs. 
 
Asked whether a listed real estate investment trust (Reit) could be on the cards, Goh said that was not a &ldquo fixed goal&rdquo , though it could be considered, especially since Wee Hur has gone through a decade-long phase of building capabilities. 
 
But for a listing to make sense, the group would need the right mix of assets and a sizable portfolio, alongside favourable regulatory and market conditions, including the pricing and returns investors expect from comparable Reits, said Goh. 
 
On the home front, he said Wee Hur&rsquo s recent moves &ndash from developing the Wycombe Abbey school, partnering an Aravest fund to acquire Hotel Miramar for S$160 million, to clinching an Upper Thomson government land sales site &ndash reflect a deliberate strategy to expand its repertoire.
 
He highlighted that the group intends to broaden its activities, pursuing projects opportunistically, while staying grounded in real estate. 
 
&ldquo If a project is not in our circle of competence&hellip we always have a partner,&rdquo he said, citing Wee Hur&rsquo s joint venture for Wycombe Abbey School (Singapore) and its partnership with local asset manager Aravest in acquiring Hotel Miramar Singapore, which they will rebrand as a Doubletree Hilton. 
 
At the same time, the group has clear limits on what it will not do, he said &ndash such as data centres, which require large investments and are dominated by big players, as well as certain geographies such as Vietnam and India.
 
While it stepped up deployment last year, Goh said: &ldquo I will say 2026 is a time for us to slow down, focus on execution, and then start building up more pipeline for next year. 
 
&ldquo Some of the seeds that we sowed a few years back are starting to come to fruition. This year will be a little bit of harvesting, all the way to 2027.&rdquo
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JAMMIE
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07-Jan-2026 08:45
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probably best to stay away from this one for the time being. there are multiple projects ib the pipeline which will start adding value to earnings only in 2-3 yrs. The stock has run up significantly over the past few months, so if there is a pullback and entry point close to .6-.65 range then it will be good for the next 5 years or so.  however, the EQDP funds will most probably drive some price movement upwads in the short term.   |
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sfw2124
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06-Jan-2026 22:24
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Regional Market Opportunity (Inferred)Southeast Queensland Demographic Tailwinds: Cryna sits in Scenic Rim Region, 120-140 km southwest of Brisbane. This area experiences compelling dynamics:
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sfw2124
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06-Jan-2026 21:44
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  Wee Hur (E3B) 2026 Catalyst Refresh: Comprehensive Roadmap
The analysis identified 6-8 major catalysts for 2026, and based on current market conditions as of January 6, 2026, the full catalyst calendar remains intact. At S$0.76, the stock sits in an optimal entry zone ahead of accelerating catalysts, with a probability-weighted target of S$0.95-1.05 by August 2026 and S$1.05-1.25 by year-end. Here is your complete updated roadmap:
Q1 2026: Foundation Building Phase
Havelock Road Hotel Renovation Launch (Jan-Feb 2026)
Wee Hur' s S$160M acquisition of Hotel Miramar on Havelock Road enters active renovation phase under the DoubleTree brand. The 344-room asset is targeted for soft opening in Q3 2026 and grand reopening in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027. This represents a critical value-creation milestone&mdash management guidance projects stabilized annual EBITDA of S$12-15M on the S$190M all-in investment (7-8% cap rate), translating to S$0.01-0.02 in annual earnings per share once operational. Near-term impact is modest (2-3% upside for mid-year progress updates), but the asset becomes a meaningful earnings driver in FY2027 and beyond. The Conrad Hotels management framework and Hilton brand strength mitigate renovation execution risk.
Upper Thomson Road Land Acquisition Close (Q1 2026)
The S$613.9M Upper Thomson Road acquisition, secured in partnership with GSC Holdings (50% shareholding) at S$1,062 per square foot plot ratio, formally closes. This 2.44-hectare, 595-unit mixed-use residential development in Singapore' s District 26 represents Wee Hur' s largest domestic project pipeline. The adjacent Springleaf Residence achieved 99% sell-through at premium prices, validating market demand for the precinct. Formal land acquisition completion confirms capital deployment capability and removes execution risk, though provides only 2-3% tactical upside.
Q2 2026: Approvals Cascade
FY2025 Results Announcement (Late February 2026)
This is the highest-impact catalyst of the first half. Expected announcement on February 26-27, 2026:
Metric FY2024A FY2025E Growth Impact
Revenue S$200.8M S$293M +46% 5-10% upside on beat
Net Profit S$57M S$180M +215% 10-15% upside if exceeded
EPS 6.2 cents 19.6 cents +216% 8-12% upside on confirmation
Dividend 0.5 cents H1 0.7-0.8 cents +40-60% 3-5% yield support
The profit forecast hinges on three revenue drivers: (1) Bartley Vue Final Phase Revenue (100% pre-sold, completion confirms the S$180M profit trajectory), (2) Fund Management Fees Annualization (H1 2025 showed S$40.3M revenue, a 1,657% year-over-year jump&mdash full-year run-rate validates the recurring revenue model), and (3) PBSA Fund I Divestment Gains (final tranche of S$36.5M realized in April 2025, with net cash position confirmation). Post-results target: S$0.82-0.88 (6-13% upside, 70% probability).
Cryna Project DA Approval (Q2-Q3 2026)
Wee Hur' s 2,000+ residential lot Cryna development in Queensland targets Development Approval in the first half of 2026. This is the company' s largest Australian property pipeline and represents S$400-500M in embedded project value. DA approval alone should unlock 5-10% upside through headline validation of Wee Hur' s Australian development capability. Per-share embedded profit is estimated at S$0.09-0.12 from Cryna economics. High probability 65%.
Upper Thomson Road DA Submission & Approval (Q2-Q3 2026)
Upper Thomson DA submission formally begins the planning process in Q2, with approval targeted for Q3 2026. This is the green light for construction and represents the single largest value catalyst in the 2026 calendar. The project carries embedded profit potential of S$200M (20-30% markup on the S$614M land cost over the 6-year development cycle). Conservative profit estimates range from S$123-184M, translating to S$0.08-0.10 per share accretion in NAV. Post-DA approval target: S$0.88-0.95 (14-22% upside, 65% probability).
Lowood One Fund III Construction Commencement (Q2-Q3 2026)
Infrastructure works for Lowood One (358-unit residential development, Adelaide) commence following DA approval obtained in early 2025. This also launches the 708-bed Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) at 188 Grenfell, Adelaide, which began construction in H1 2025 with targeted completion in early 2028. Fund III construction initiation generates: FY26 S$5-10M in construction management fees, FY27 S$15-25M full-year construction management, and FY28 S$5-8M recurring fund management fees on a 20% equity stake. Impact: 3-5% upside.
H1 2026 Results (August 2026)
H1 2026 Results Announcement (August 6, 2026)
The mid-year results provide critical EPS growth confirmation. Expected metrics:
Metric H1 2025A  H1 2026E Growth
Revenue S$156M S$180-200M +15-28%
Net Profit S$38.7M S$70-85M +81-120%
EPS 0.042 cents 0.080-0.095 cents +90-126%
Interim Dividend 0.5 cents 0.6-0.7 cents +20-40%
This results announcement validates Wee Hur' s growth trajectory and supports multiple re-rating. Post-results target: S$0.92-1.05 (19-35% upside, 70% probability).
Q3-Q4 2026: Execution Visibility
Havelock Road Soft Opening & Grand Reopening (Q3-Q4 2026)
Mid-year progress updates (Q2-Q3) provide schedule and budget confirmations, with 2-3% upside. Q3 soft opening and Q4/Q1 2027 grand reopening milestones mark the operational transition of the 344-room asset. By Q4 2026, the hotel transitions from construction to revenue generation, setting up meaningful FY2027 earnings contribution. Price target by Q4 2026: S$0.95-1.05 (22-35% upside, 55% probability).
Year-End 2026: Growth Confirmation
FY2026 Guidance Refinement (Throughout 2026)
Quarterly earnings releases should progressively raise FY26 revenue guidance toward S$300M+, critical for multiple expansion and institutional re-rating
Investment Thesis Summary
2026 is the inflection year for Wee Hur. Six to eight major catalysts are scheduled sequentially throughout the year&mdash FY2025 results (Feb), development approvals for Upper Thomson and Cryna (Apr-May), H1 2026 results (Aug), and hotel reopening execution (Q4). Each quarterly milestone should deliver 5-10% tactical upside compounding through the year yields 35-60% potential annual returns.
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MarcLim
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06-Jan-2026 07:47
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Wao.  v details analysis than me. Nice. 80c coming and next 84/85 then 90 and above moon... wait for the report DYDD Huat all 🙏 🏻  
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sfw2124
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05-Jan-2026 21:49
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The Business Times article captures Wee Hur' s strategic inflection from construction dependency into diversified platform play. The Havelock Road hotel acquisition (November 2025) exemplifies this evolution&mdash rather than relying purely on HDB BTO contracts, Wee Hur now owns operated real estate assets (hotels, student housing, workers' dormitories) generating recurring cash flows.                                                                                                                                  Wee Hur is transitioning from " cyclical construction company" into a " resilient multi-platform real estate developer + fund manager" with: ✅ Earnings Stability: S$629M orderbook locks in 5.7 years of profitable construction revenue ✅ Growth Visibility: Fund III + Upper Thomson Road development provides 12+ months of project catalysts ✅ Recurring Revenue: Fund management (1,657% revenue growth 1H25) creates high-margin, asset-light recurring income ✅ Capital Efficiency: PBSA divestment generates S$300M liquidity for higher-return deployments (hotels, development) ✅ Diversification: Multiple business vectors (construction, development, funds, hospitality, workers' accommodation) reduce single-sector concentration risk Valuation Compression Justified by: > Current 3.8x FY2025E P/E vs. peers at 8-15x > 0.35x Price-to-Book vs. peers at 1.0-1.5x > 1.6x EV/EBITDA vs. peers at 8-12x Opportunity: 50% multiple expansion (+S$0.37/share) if analyst consensus P/E moves to 6-7x as growth visibility improves
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Nippon72
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01-Dec-2025 11:29
Yells: "Dude, is ALWAYS Time in the market than Timing the market! " |
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I have faith the $5bil by G was meant to be a yeast or catalyst to brand SGX as a financial heart or hub whatever we called it of Asean/Asia. Peasant investor like me just ride on the coattail or go with the flow.  So if this happens, the spin-off to other areas which may benefit larger community instead.   
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