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HVRRVH
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09-Apr-2025 15:19     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Double down at $0.49. Really have to wait till special dividend liao.

HVRRVH      ( Date: 07-Apr-2025 09:17) Posted:

First tariffs shopping and bought back at $0.525. May need to hold until Aussie money is in.

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123Sang
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09-Apr-2025 12:06     
 
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 Alert Admin 		struggling for air......better cut the rope loose early.....

LoudShout      ( Date: 09-Apr-2025 10:48) Posted:

By the time the external consultants concluded the strategic review.. time to redo as the World global trade has been torn apart..

123Sang      ( Date: 09-Apr-2025 10:37) Posted:

after so many years big guns come and go and so many " patterns" tried already....better take it private
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09-Apr-2025 10:48     
 
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 Alert Admin 		By the time the external consultants concluded the strategic review.. time to redo as the World global trade has been torn apart..

123Sang      ( Date: 09-Apr-2025 10:37) Posted:

after so many years big guns come and go and so many " patterns" tried already....better take it private
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Tob231
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09-Apr-2025 10:47     
 
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 Alert Admin 		not only insulate from the tariffs .... it should be a defensive stock .... providing essential services. How can it be dumped down ..... kor lian tai ....  yam kong ...🤪 😩
lousy management, even with the sale of oversea assets also kenna dump dump dump .... 

tedlim      ( Date: 09-Apr-2025 08:00) Posted:

Singpost quite insulated from tariffs as its ops are primarily in Singapore. With S$1b of property assets as its backing and generating rental income, let' s see how shareholders can continue to sell at current prices.

​ Let' s not forget the special dividend that will furhter boost share price..
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09-Apr-2025 10:37     
 
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 Alert Admin 		after so many years big guns come and go and so many " patterns" tried already....better take it private
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09-Apr-2025 09:39     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Agree.  Liquidate and distribute to shareholders.    Looking at the past records except for the disposal of Aust subsidiary which is profitable, the previous managment with its US acquisitions were debacle. 

wehuattogether88      ( Date: 08-Apr-2025 10:27) Posted:

This Singpost quite a defensive share if you consider the coming special dividend they are going to declare and their serious consideration of a possibility of disposing their Singpost mall.
Maybe can consider, just my thoughts.
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tedlim
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09-Apr-2025 08:00     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Singpost quite insulated from tariffs as its ops are primarily in Singapore. With S$1b of property assets as its backing and generating rental income, let' s see how shareholders can continue to sell at current prices.

​ Let' s not forget the special dividend that will furhter boost share price..
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LoudShout
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09-Apr-2025 06:50     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Co busy with senior management changes and probably the legal cases with the senior executives?    No time to look at share buybacks?
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08-Apr-2025 10:35     
 
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 Alert Admin 		SingPost received the proceeds from the sale of its Australian subsidiary, Freight Management Holdings (FMH), on March 27, 2025, with the deal generating gross proceeds of approximately A$781.5 million (S$664.2 million)

easywin      ( Date: 08-Apr-2025 10:23) Posted:

Company no cash how to share buy back?

LoudShout      ( Date: 08-Apr-2025 09:55) Posted:

At this price, Co should conduct share buyback..
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wehuattogether88
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08-Apr-2025 10:27     
 
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 Alert Admin 		This Singpost quite a defensive share if you consider the coming special dividend they are going to declare and their serious consideration of a possibility of disposing their Singpost mall.
Maybe can consider, just my thoughts.
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easywin
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08-Apr-2025 10:23     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Company no cash how to share buy back?

LoudShout      ( Date: 08-Apr-2025 09:55) Posted:

At this price, Co should conduct share buyback..
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08-Apr-2025 09:55     
 
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 Alert Admin 		At this price, Co should conduct share buyback..
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07-Apr-2025 09:17     
 
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 Alert Admin 		First tariffs shopping and bought back at $0.525. May need to hold until Aussie money is in.
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02-Apr-2025 16:20     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Yes, I think so too.

tccroy      ( Date: 02-Apr-2025 13:58) Posted:

Singpost is making the right move otherwise those executives will be eating into the reserves. Singpost can saves millions of dollars by getting rid of the redundant executives.

Joelton      ( Date: 02-Apr-2025 11:50) Posted:

Several key executives exit SingPost amid restructuring retrenchment
The company is left with group chief operating officer Neo Su Yin, group CFO Isaac Mah, acting CEO for the international business unit Gan Heng and chief legal officer Jonathan Ooi
 
[SINGAPORE] Several executives of Singapore Post (SingPost) : S08 0% appear to have abruptly exited the company, with four of them in key roles, in the latest leadership changes at the national postal service provider.
 
Lee Eng Keat, Sehr Ahmed, Noel Singgih and Michelle Lee were no longer listed on SingPost&rsquo s website as key executives as at Tuesday (Apr 1). They were, respectively, the head of strategy and communications, group chief people officer, group chief information officer and chief sustainability officer.
 
Audrey Teoh, chief information security officer, and Hendrik Liyuwardi, head of IT Infrastructure and service management, also announced their departure on Tuesday.
 
IT roles appeared to be the most affected, going by the LinkedIn posts or status of several of those who were made redundant earlier in February or March, including deputy vice-president for IT project delivery Kim Voraphol.
 
These manpower changes followed an announcement by SingPost in February on the retrenchment of 45 employees, with the company saying the layoffs would be primarily in corporate support units.
 
A spokesperson from SingPost told The Business Times on Tuesday: &ldquo As previously shared, SingPost is undertaking an organisational restructure taking place over several months.
 
&ldquo Out of respect for employee privacy, we do not disclose specific details on individual personnel. Our focus remains on maintaining operational strength and sustainability while managing this process with care for our employees.&rdquo  
 
According to the social network LinkedIn posts of Lee Eng Keat, Teoh, Singgih and Michelle Lee announcing their exits on Tuesday, they appeared to have left without a job offer.
 
With these changes, SingPost is left with four key management executives: group chief operating officer Neo Su Yin, group chief financial officer Isaac Mah, acting chief executive officer for the international business unit Gan Heng and chief legal officer Jonathan Ooi.
 
SingPost in February said that the move is meant to &ldquo rightsize and devolve corporate functions to its business units&rdquo , amid restructuring that arose from prolonged macroeconomic challenges, such as intense competition.
 
It added that the initiative will eliminate duplicate functions and &ldquo improve the agility and efficiency of the business&rdquo .
 
Last December, SingPost showed the group CEO, group CFO and CEO of the international business unit the door for their alleged mishandling of a whistle-blower report.
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02-Apr-2025 13:58     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Singpost is making the right move otherwise those executives will be eating into the reserves. Singpost can saves millions of dollars by getting rid of the redundant executives.

Joelton      ( Date: 02-Apr-2025 11:50) Posted:

Several key executives exit SingPost amid restructuring retrenchment
The company is left with group chief operating officer Neo Su Yin, group CFO Isaac Mah, acting CEO for the international business unit Gan Heng and chief legal officer Jonathan Ooi
 
[SINGAPORE] Several executives of Singapore Post (SingPost) : S08 0% appear to have abruptly exited the company, with four of them in key roles, in the latest leadership changes at the national postal service provider.
 
Lee Eng Keat, Sehr Ahmed, Noel Singgih and Michelle Lee were no longer listed on SingPost&rsquo s website as key executives as at Tuesday (Apr 1). They were, respectively, the head of strategy and communications, group chief people officer, group chief information officer and chief sustainability officer.
 
Audrey Teoh, chief information security officer, and Hendrik Liyuwardi, head of IT Infrastructure and service management, also announced their departure on Tuesday.
 
IT roles appeared to be the most affected, going by the LinkedIn posts or status of several of those who were made redundant earlier in February or March, including deputy vice-president for IT project delivery Kim Voraphol.
 
These manpower changes followed an announcement by SingPost in February on the retrenchment of 45 employees, with the company saying the layoffs would be primarily in corporate support units.
 
A spokesperson from SingPost told The Business Times on Tuesday: &ldquo As previously shared, SingPost is undertaking an organisational restructure taking place over several months.
 
&ldquo Out of respect for employee privacy, we do not disclose specific details on individual personnel. Our focus remains on maintaining operational strength and sustainability while managing this process with care for our employees.&rdquo  
 
According to the social network LinkedIn posts of Lee Eng Keat, Teoh, Singgih and Michelle Lee announcing their exits on Tuesday, they appeared to have left without a job offer.
 
With these changes, SingPost is left with four key management executives: group chief operating officer Neo Su Yin, group chief financial officer Isaac Mah, acting chief executive officer for the international business unit Gan Heng and chief legal officer Jonathan Ooi.
 
SingPost in February said that the move is meant to &ldquo rightsize and devolve corporate functions to its business units&rdquo , amid restructuring that arose from prolonged macroeconomic challenges, such as intense competition.
 
It added that the initiative will eliminate duplicate functions and &ldquo improve the agility and efficiency of the business&rdquo .
 
Last December, SingPost showed the group CEO, group CFO and CEO of the international business unit the door for their alleged mishandling of a whistle-blower report.
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Several key executives exit SingPost amid restructuring retrenchment
The company is left with group chief operating officer Neo Su Yin, group CFO Isaac Mah, acting CEO for the international business unit Gan Heng and chief legal officer Jonathan Ooi
 
[SINGAPORE] Several executives of Singapore Post (SingPost) : S08 0% appear to have abruptly exited the company, with four of them in key roles, in the latest leadership changes at the national postal service provider.
 
Lee Eng Keat, Sehr Ahmed, Noel Singgih and Michelle Lee were no longer listed on SingPost&rsquo s website as key executives as at Tuesday (Apr 1). They were, respectively, the head of strategy and communications, group chief people officer, group chief information officer and chief sustainability officer.
 
Audrey Teoh, chief information security officer, and Hendrik Liyuwardi, head of IT Infrastructure and service management, also announced their departure on Tuesday.
 
IT roles appeared to be the most affected, going by the LinkedIn posts or status of several of those who were made redundant earlier in February or March, including deputy vice-president for IT project delivery Kim Voraphol.
 
These manpower changes followed an announcement by SingPost in February on the retrenchment of 45 employees, with the company saying the layoffs would be primarily in corporate support units.
 
A spokesperson from SingPost told The Business Times on Tuesday: &ldquo As previously shared, SingPost is undertaking an organisational restructure taking place over several months.
 
&ldquo Out of respect for employee privacy, we do not disclose specific details on individual personnel. Our focus remains on maintaining operational strength and sustainability while managing this process with care for our employees.&rdquo  
 
According to the social network LinkedIn posts of Lee Eng Keat, Teoh, Singgih and Michelle Lee announcing their exits on Tuesday, they appeared to have left without a job offer.
 
With these changes, SingPost is left with four key management executives: group chief operating officer Neo Su Yin, group chief financial officer Isaac Mah, acting chief executive officer for the international business unit Gan Heng and chief legal officer Jonathan Ooi.
 
SingPost in February said that the move is meant to &ldquo rightsize and devolve corporate functions to its business units&rdquo , amid restructuring that arose from prolonged macroeconomic challenges, such as intense competition.
 
It added that the initiative will eliminate duplicate functions and &ldquo improve the agility and efficiency of the business&rdquo .
 
Last December, SingPost showed the group CEO, group CFO and CEO of the international business unit the door for their alleged mishandling of a whistle-blower report.
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Mark001
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02-Apr-2025 11:03     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Wait here untill the special div. is announced OR the director board changes the current direction of divestment.

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HVRRVH      ( Date: 02-Apr-2025 10:27) Posted:

I may regret this but I have taken profit and entered Geo Energy Res. I still think SingPost can hit at least $0.65 but other than Aussie asset sale, we do not know the managment' s plan going forward. The timeline is also a bit stretchy for me since this is a trading counter and not my core hold position. Anyway, all the best to all who are still vested. 

wehuattogether88      ( Date: 01-Apr-2025 15:13) Posted:

I agreed with you, the coming 5 cents to 8 cents dividends is really a magnet for shareholders and investor
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HVRRVH
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02-Apr-2025 10:27     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I may regret this but I have taken profit and entered Geo Energy Res. I still think SingPost can hit at least $0.65 but other than Aussie asset sale, we do not know the managment' s plan going forward. The timeline is also a bit stretchy for me since this is a trading counter and not my core hold position. Anyway, all the best to all who are still vested. 

wehuattogether88      ( Date: 01-Apr-2025 15:13) Posted:

I agreed with you, the coming 5 cents to 8 cents dividends is really a magnet for shareholders and investors

HVRRVH      ( Date: 01-Apr-2025 15:04) Posted:

Some movements driving price as low as $0.595, perhaps with intend to shake some holders off. Should see $0.65 at least just before special dividend is announced sometime in June. 
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01-Apr-2025 15:13     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I agreed with you, the coming 5 cents to 8 cents dividends is really a magnet for shareholders and investors

HVRRVH      ( Date: 01-Apr-2025 15:04) Posted:

Some movements driving price as low as $0.595, perhaps with intend to shake some holders off. Should see $0.65 at least just before special dividend is announced sometime in June. 

HVRRVH      ( Date: 28-Mar-2025 18:08) Posted:

Entered @ $0.56 on 17.3.25 just to trade the sale of Aussie assets. With the deal completed and SingPost stated that of the sale proceed of $664.2 m, they will use $307.8 m to pay off the debt taken for the same Auusie assets. That left $356.4 m but it is likely that they will use part of it to pay off other debts as well. How much is anyone guess and they have $903.4 m debts as per FY2023 report including the $307.8 m. So net off it will have $903.4 - $307.8 = $596 m debt vs $356.4 m left over from the sale of Auusie assets. It look healthy since it still has other valuable non core asset namely SingPost Centre that value waiting to be unlocked. Anyway, $356.4 m is about $0.158 per share so presuming they use half to further reduce the outstanding $596m debt, shareholders still can look forward to at least 5 to 7 cents special dividend. As SingPost remaining businesses doesn' t to be doing quite well, it look like they really have to sell SingPost Centre, which it carries in its book at $532.6 m as of FY2023 AR. Now, this is key, the latest market value of SingPost could be worth $1.25 - $1.6b based on nearby property' s value, in particular, the sale of Paya Lebar Green in Nov 2022 for $1.068b or $2,950 psf. SingPost is about 500,000 sf so it is worth about $1.475b but how SingPost may not want to sell if not what else is left?

Owing to the aforesaid, I was tempted to sell today for quick profit but on 2nd though, perhaps I can wait and see so that' s that. 
 


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01-Apr-2025 15:12     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Back to day high $0.62 ...Another strong stock to hold / trade
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