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This stock is the last remaining construction stock that is still not moving much.
Looking good the last few sessions with increasing volume and price increases.
Time to catch up with the big boys and the smaller brother stocks.
$0.24 +$0.01
BBR Holdings to dispose of freehold property and factory building in Johor for RM25.3 mil
BBR Holdings&rsquo subsidiary to dispose of a freehold property and factory building located in Johor, Malaysia for a total consideration of RM25.3 million ($7.98 million).
BBR Construction Systems entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement with My Semi Precision to sell a freehold property containing an area measuring approximately 15,800 square metres (sqm) and a factory building at Senai, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
The market value of the property was about $5.9 million as at Dec 31, 2024. The company expects to receive net proceeds of approximately RM22 million, and intends to utilise the proceeds to repay the outstanding loan and mortgage over the property and as general working capital.
The group believes that the disposal of the property will allow it to realise the full value of the property, which is currently charged to a financial institution as security for the loan secured in 2023 to finance the purchase of the property.
BBR also cites that business conditions have changed and that the property has been and is currently underutilised by the group, in which continued underutilisation will continue to result in costs incurred.
The pro forma financial effects from the proposed disposal are an increase of net asset value (NAV) per share to 39.55 cents, and earnings per share increasing to 7.19 cents.
$0.23 on the horizon
getting ready for another lap
SmallSmall ( Date: 13-Aug-2025 13:53) Posted:
Based on last year, the results should be released tonight.
Still holding well @ $0.23
SmallSmall ( Date: 12-Aug-2025 10:12) Posted:
Results must be very the good...stock moving ahead of results release.
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Based on last year, the results should be released tonight.
Still holding well @ $0.23
SmallSmall ( Date: 12-Aug-2025 10:12) Posted:
Results must be very the good...stock moving ahead of results release.
SmallSmall ( Date: 12-Aug-2025 09:48) Posted:
| This one results coming out next 1 day or 2. Should be pretty good with additional revenue from Worker' s Dormitory business |
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Results must be very the good...stock moving ahead of results release.
SmallSmall ( Date: 12-Aug-2025 09:48) Posted:
| This one results coming out next 1 day or 2. Should be pretty good with additional revenue from Worker' s Dormitory business |
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This one results coming out next 1 day or 2. Should be pretty good with additional revenue from Worker' s Dormitory business
getting ready. for the next lap
gohmengt ( Date: 17-Jul-2025 17:00) Posted:
| NAV 0,38++,...Privatization, no brainer,...0,30 plus? |
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NAV 0,38++,...Privatization, no brainer,...0,30 plus?
Just sharing also...their new worker' s accomodation generated $20 mil revenue as a maiden contribution.
superstartup ( Date: 16-Jul-2025 22:42) Posted:
On P/E, need to digest the financial details.
There are huge one-off gains.
Less these one-off gains, company continue to make a loss.
Just sharing.
SmallSmall ( Date: 15-Jul-2025 15:16) Posted:
PE 3.2x....Not many construction stocks left such low PEs even though it has run in the last couple of weeks.
Just taking a PE of 5x would transalte to $0.32.
It will probably catch up with the rest of the construction stocks in due course
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On P/E, need to digest the financial details.
There are huge one-off gains.
Less these one-off gains, company continue to make a loss.
Just sharing.
SmallSmall ( Date: 15-Jul-2025 15:16) Posted:
PE 3.2x....Not many construction stocks left such low PEs even though it has run in the last couple of weeks.
Just taking a PE of 5x would transalte to $0.32.
It will probably catch up with the rest of the construction stocks in due course
SmallSmall ( Date: 15-Jul-2025 14:10) Posted:
BBR Holdings Locks in over S$220M Pipeline, Signaling Stronger Growth Ahead
 Company Features  Wed, Jun 18, 10:00 AM
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Investor-One
In a major boost to its forward momentum, BBR Holdings (S) Ltd (SGX: KJ5) has secured approximately S$220 million worth of new contracts, reinforcing its position as a dependable force in Singapore&rsquo s construction and infrastructure landscape. These wins span multiple high-priority public sector projects, further entrenching the Group&rsquo s role in shaping the nation&rsquo s future.
For investors, this isn&rsquo t just another contract win, it&rsquo s a timely affirmation of BBR Holdings&rsquo long-term strategy, operational strength, and strong market positioning.
Strong, Diversified Project Pipeline Through 2029
The Group&rsquo s new contracts include:
- Public Housing: Awarded by the Housing & Development Board (HDB), this project involves four residential blocks, a multi-storey car park, a precinct pavilion, and various communal facilities at Yishun Street 31.
- Major Infrastructure (East): Participation in a large-scale infrastructure project in the eastern region, involving foundational bored piling work that supports future development.
- MRT Expansion: Bored piling works for the Cross Island MRT Line &ndash Punggol extension, focused on Elias Station and associated tunnels, part of Singapore&rsquo s aggressive transit network expansion.
These projects are slated to commence in June 2025 and will carry through into 2029, providing BBR with multi-year revenue visibility and underpinning consistent growth.
Forward-Looking, Strategically Aligned
While the contracts are not expected to materially impact FY2025 earnings or net tangible assets, their strategic importance can&rsquo t be overstated. These are infrastructure-intensive projects in sectors where BBR already has a proven track record. They reflect both confidence from major public sector clients and the Group&rsquo s readiness to scale up responsibly.
Sustainable, Stable, and Positioned for Growth
BBR continues to play a key role in Singapore&rsquo s national development, with recent contract wins in public housing, transport infrastructure, and large-scale projects in the east. According to BBR CEO Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian, these projects reflect the Group&rsquo s &ldquo commitment to supporting Singapore&rsquo s infrastructure ambitions with integrity and innovation.&rdquo He also reaffirmed BBR&rsquo s focus on &ldquo advancing sustainable construction practices and creating enduring value for clients, partners, and shareholders.&rdquo
With new projects extending through 2029, BBR is positioned to deliver a stable pipeline of work in the medium term. While the contracts are not expected to have a material impact on FY2025 earnings per share or net tangible assets, they reinforce the Group&rsquo s proven capabilities and trusted position in the built environment.
[L-R] Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian, Chief Executive Officer and Mr Tan Kheng Hwee Andrew, Executive Deputy Chairman of BBR Holdings. Photo provided by BBR.
Leadership Transition Signals Strategic Renewal
Adding to this momentum, BBR has also announced a key leadership transition. In May 2025, Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian was appointed Chief Executive Officer, succeeding founding member Mr Tan Kheng Hwee Andrew, who now serves as Executive Deputy Chairman.
This transition reflects the Group&rsquo s commitment to strong governance, leadership renewal, and succession planning, ensuring continuity while embracing new strategic opportunities.
Key takeaway
In a volatile macro climate, BBR offers something rare: visibility, stability, and relevance. This latest S$220 million contract win paired with experienced new leadership underscores the company&rsquo s readiness to scale, diversify, and deliver long-term value.
Investors that value stability, execution, and leadership clarity will find BBR is steadily building on solid ground.
To keep these insights at your fingertips, subscribe and share our update.
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Until something concrete is done to our stock exchange (not just talk), the valuation of mid and small cap (espeically small cap) will be depressed.
Cannot always have to depend on BBs (or some folks called ' monkeys' ) to do hit and run on the stocks here.
SmallSmall ( Date: 16-Jul-2025 21:31) Posted:
To be fair, the market has been repricing itself the last couple of months.
Most of the blue chips have hit historical highs and the valution gaps are closing for the mid cap and better managed small caps.
This is the golden era.
And looking at the constructions stocks they do have legs to run or have already run.
The laggards will have to catch up with the valuations.
stlimst ( Date: 16-Jul-2025 21:14) Posted:
Why?
Because this is SGX where companies are priced at rock bottom prices despite low PEs and high NAVs.
Except for the banks and a few deep blue chips, it is difficult to have true valuation of the companies, even good and profitable ones.
There' s just not enough interest in our stock exchange.
Still waiting for the appointed committee to take action and revive the stock exchange.
As for BBR, if you believe in the company, if you think the construction sector has started to boom and sustainable over the next 5 years, then invest.
You will rewarded handsomely.
Good Luc |
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To be fair, the market has been repricing itself the last couple of months.
Most of the blue chips have hit historical highs and the valution gaps are closing for the mid cap and better managed small caps.
This is the golden era.
And looking at the constructions stocks they do have legs to run or have already run.
The laggards will have to catch up with the valuations.
stlimst ( Date: 16-Jul-2025 21:14) Posted:
Why?
Because this is SGX where companies are priced at rock bottom prices despite low PEs and high NAVs.
Except for the banks and a few deep blue chips, it is difficult to have true valuation of the companies, even good and profitable ones.
There' s just not enough interest in our stock exchange.
Still waiting for the appointed committee to take action and revive the stock exchange.
As for BBR, if you believe in the company, if you think the construction sector has started to boom and sustainable over the next 5 years, then invest.
You will rewarded handsomely.
Good Luck
ohm136 ( Date: 16-Jul-2025 20:45) Posted:
| BBR' s NAV = 38.97 cts, which is higher than its closing price today of 21.5 cts. why? |
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Why?
Because this is SGX where companies are priced at rock bottom prices despite low PEs and high NAVs.
Except for the banks and a few deep blue chips, it is difficult to have true valuation of the companies, even good and profitable ones.
There' s just not enough interest in our stock exchange.
Still waiting for the appointed committee to take action and revive the stock exchange.
As for BBR, if you believe in the company, if you think the construction sector has started to boom and sustainable over the next 5 years, then invest.
You will rewarded handsomely.
Good Luck
ohm136 ( Date: 16-Jul-2025 20:45) Posted:
| BBR' s NAV = 38.97 cts, which is higher than its closing price today of 21.5 cts. why? |
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BBR' s NAV = 38.97 cts, which is higher than its closing price today of 21.5 cts. why?
How big is its dorm biz comapred to Centurion & Wee Hur ?
SmallSmall ( Date: 16-Jul-2025 15:11) Posted:
BBR is actually into worker' s dormitory business like Centurion and Wee Hur.
They hold 49% of Homestay Lodge, a dormitory (the " Dormitory" ) located at 21 to 29 and 31 to 39
Kaki Bukit Avenue 3 Singapore 415916 to 415925 (the " Property" ) under the terms of two (2) leases
issued by JTC Corporation, each for a term of 30 years commencing from 1 July 1999 (" JTC Lease" ).
The Dormitory has a gross floor area of 328,415 square feet and comprises six 8-storey blocks and
one 7-storey block of workforce housing, with ancillary facilities such as a canteen, a gymnasium,
multi-purpose courts and a single-story block that houses the supermarket and communal cooking
facilities. The operations, management, marketing and maintenance of the Dormitory are undertaken
by the Dormitory Operator.
From Financial results release in February 2025 -->
In addition, the Group&rsquo s had consolidated the results of the newly acquired accommodation
business which resulted in an increase in revenue of $20.4 million.
The Group&rsquo s accommodation business continues to generate recurring rental income. The
Group will continue to explore business opportunities in this business segment.
This will be the cash cow for the company as the country rides on the construction boom amidst the huge public sectors projects like Changi T5 etc
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BBR is actually into worker' s dormitory business like Centurion and Wee Hur.
They hold 49% of Homestay Lodge, a dormitory (the " Dormitory" ) located at 21 to 29 and 31 to 39
Kaki Bukit Avenue 3 Singapore 415916 to 415925 (the " Property" ) under the terms of two (2) leases
issued by JTC Corporation, each for a term of 30 years commencing from 1 July 1999 (" JTC Lease" ).
The Dormitory has a gross floor area of 328,415 square feet and comprises six 8-storey blocks and
one 7-storey block of workforce housing, with ancillary facilities such as a canteen, a gymnasium,
multi-purpose courts and a single-story block that houses the supermarket and communal cooking
facilities. The operations, management, marketing and maintenance of the Dormitory are undertaken
by the Dormitory Operator.
From Financial results release in February 2025 -->
In addition, the Group&rsquo s had consolidated the results of the newly acquired accommodation
business which resulted in an increase in revenue of $20.4 million.
The Group&rsquo s accommodation business continues to generate recurring rental income. The
Group will continue to explore business opportunities in this business segment.
This will be the cash cow for the company as the country rides on the construction boom amidst the huge public sectors projects like Changi T5 etc
PE 3.2x....Not many construction stocks left such low PEs even though it has run in the last couple of weeks.
Just taking a PE of 5x would transalte to $0.32.
It will probably catch up with the rest of the construction stocks in due course
SmallSmall ( Date: 15-Jul-2025 14:10) Posted:
BBR Holdings Locks in over S$220M Pipeline, Signaling Stronger Growth Ahead
Company Features Wed, Jun 18, 10:00 AM
Back
Investor-One
In a major boost to its forward momentum, BBR Holdings (S) Ltd (SGX: KJ5) has secured approximately S$220 million worth of new contracts, reinforcing its position as a dependable force in Singapore&rsquo s construction and infrastructure landscape. These wins span multiple high-priority public sector projects, further entrenching the Group&rsquo s role in shaping the nation&rsquo s future.
For investors, this isn&rsquo t just another contract win, it&rsquo s a timely affirmation of BBR Holdings&rsquo long-term strategy, operational strength, and strong market positioning.
Strong, Diversified Project Pipeline Through 2029
The Group&rsquo s new contracts include:
- Public Housing: Awarded by the Housing & Development Board (HDB), this project involves four residential blocks, a multi-storey car park, a precinct pavilion, and various communal facilities at Yishun Street 31.
- Major Infrastructure (East): Participation in a large-scale infrastructure project in the eastern region, involving foundational bored piling work that supports future development.
- MRT Expansion: Bored piling works for the Cross Island MRT Line &ndash Punggol extension, focused on Elias Station and associated tunnels, part of Singapore&rsquo s aggressive transit network expansion.
These projects are slated to commence in June 2025 and will carry through into 2029, providing BBR with multi-year revenue visibility and underpinning consistent growth.
Forward-Looking, Strategically Aligned
While the contracts are not expected to materially impact FY2025 earnings or net tangible assets, their strategic importance can&rsquo t be overstated. These are infrastructure-intensive projects in sectors where BBR already has a proven track record. They reflect both confidence from major public sector clients and the Group&rsquo s readiness to scale up responsibly.
Sustainable, Stable, and Positioned for Growth
BBR continues to play a key role in Singapore&rsquo s national development, with recent contract wins in public housing, transport infrastructure, and large-scale projects in the east. According to BBR CEO Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian, these projects reflect the Group&rsquo s &ldquo commitment to supporting Singapore&rsquo s infrastructure ambitions with integrity and innovation.&rdquo He also reaffirmed BBR&rsquo s focus on &ldquo advancing sustainable construction practices and creating enduring value for clients, partners, and shareholders.&rdquo
With new projects extending through 2029, BBR is positioned to deliver a stable pipeline of work in the medium term. While the contracts are not expected to have a material impact on FY2025 earnings per share or net tangible assets, they reinforce the Group&rsquo s proven capabilities and trusted position in the built environment.
[L-R] Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian, Chief Executive Officer and Mr Tan Kheng Hwee Andrew, Executive Deputy Chairman of BBR Holdings. Photo provided by BBR.
Leadership Transition Signals Strategic Renewal
Adding to this momentum, BBR has also announced a key leadership transition. In May 2025, Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian was appointed Chief Executive Officer, succeeding founding member Mr Tan Kheng Hwee Andrew, who now serves as Executive Deputy Chairman.
This transition reflects the Group&rsquo s commitment to strong governance, leadership renewal, and succession planning, ensuring continuity while embracing new strategic opportunities.
Key takeaway
In a volatile macro climate, BBR offers something rare: visibility, stability, and relevance. This latest S$220 million contract win paired with experienced new leadership underscores the company&rsquo s readiness to scale, diversify, and deliver long-term value.
Investors that value stability, execution, and leadership clarity will find BBR is steadily building on solid ground.
To keep these insights at your fingertips, subscribe and share our update.
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BBR Holdings Locks in over S$220M Pipeline, Signaling Stronger Growth Ahead
Company Features
Wed, Jun 18, 10:00 AM
Back
Investor-One
In a major boost to its forward momentum, BBR Holdings (S) Ltd (SGX: KJ5) has secured approximately S$220 million worth of new contracts, reinforcing its position as a dependable force in Singapore&rsquo s construction and infrastructure landscape. These wins span multiple high-priority public sector projects, further entrenching the Group&rsquo s role in shaping the nation&rsquo s future.
For investors, this isn&rsquo t just another contract win, it&rsquo s a timely affirmation of BBR Holdings&rsquo long-term strategy, operational strength, and strong market positioning.
Strong, Diversified Project Pipeline Through 2029
The Group&rsquo s new contracts include:
- Public Housing: Awarded by the Housing & Development Board (HDB), this project involves four residential blocks, a multi-storey car park, a precinct pavilion, and various communal facilities at Yishun Street 31.
- Major Infrastructure (East): Participation in a large-scale infrastructure project in the eastern region, involving foundational bored piling work that supports future development.
- MRT Expansion: Bored piling works for the Cross Island MRT Line &ndash Punggol extension, focused on Elias Station and associated tunnels, part of Singapore&rsquo s aggressive transit network expansion.
These projects are slated to commence in June 2025 and will carry through into 2029, providing BBR with multi-year revenue visibility and underpinning consistent growth.
Forward-Looking, Strategically Aligned
While the contracts are not expected to materially impact FY2025 earnings or net tangible assets, their strategic importance can&rsquo t be overstated. These are infrastructure-intensive projects in sectors where BBR already has a proven track record. They reflect both confidence from major public sector clients and the Group&rsquo s readiness to scale up responsibly.
Sustainable, Stable, and Positioned for Growth
BBR continues to play a key role in Singapore&rsquo s national development, with recent contract wins in public housing, transport infrastructure, and large-scale projects in the east. According to BBR CEO Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian, these projects reflect the Group&rsquo s &ldquo commitment to supporting Singapore&rsquo s infrastructure ambitions with integrity and innovation.&rdquo He also reaffirmed BBR&rsquo s focus on &ldquo advancing sustainable construction practices and creating enduring value for clients, partners, and shareholders.&rdquo
With new projects extending through 2029, BBR is positioned to deliver a stable pipeline of work in the medium term. While the contracts are not expected to have a material impact on FY2025 earnings per share or net tangible assets, they reinforce the Group&rsquo s proven capabilities and trusted position in the built environment.
[L-R] Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian, Chief Executive Officer and Mr Tan Kheng Hwee Andrew, Executive Deputy Chairman of BBR Holdings. Photo provided by BBR.
Leadership Transition Signals Strategic Renewal
Adding to this momentum, BBR has also announced a key leadership transition. In May 2025, Mr Seow Chin Heng Adrian was appointed Chief Executive Officer, succeeding founding member Mr Tan Kheng Hwee Andrew, who now serves as Executive Deputy Chairman.
This transition reflects the Group&rsquo s commitment to strong governance, leadership renewal, and succession planning, ensuring continuity while embracing new strategic opportunities.
Key takeaway
In a volatile macro climate, BBR offers something rare: visibility, stability, and relevance. This latest S$220 million contract win paired with experienced new leadership underscores the company&rsquo s readiness to scale, diversify, and deliver long-term value.
Investors that value stability, execution, and leadership clarity will find BBR is steadily building on solid ground.
To keep these insights at your fingertips, subscribe and share our update.
