omg, 560 also no profits taking?
Can we see the good ole days of $1+?...hehe
Funds might be buying into Singpost for their special dividend if they were to sell their Singpost buildings or divest their Australian businesses. Just my guess only.
Queue 56 hope some pullback
Missed the opportunity maybe needs to readjust again
wehuattogether88 ( Date: 17-Oct-2024 13:15) Posted:
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Yeah !
Yummy
Yummy
superstartup ( Date: 09-Oct-2024 13:41) Posted:
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Think now 55.5 still can get
easywin ( Date: 17-Oct-2024 13:11) Posted:
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Queue 545 cannot get now shifted to 55 maybe got chance
I guess it should be there.
wehuattogether88 ( Date: 17-Oct-2024 11:40) Posted:
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Will Singpost cross over to above 60 cents before their 1H results announcement on 6 Nov? Let us watch.
Important date to note os 6 nov. we will see if singpost is worthwhile
Mark001 ( Date: 14-Oct-2024 09:11) Posted:
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I think there is still a room for rise.
Do what you believe in.
What others say can be true or false.
 
Do what you believe in.
What others say can be true or false.
 
governor ( Date: 16-Oct-2024 17:11) Posted:
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Wolf Money(SingPost sold)
https://lonewolfinvestor.blogspot.com/2024/10/wolf-moneysingpost-sold.html
Lim & Tan Securities
SINGAPORE POST
INITIATION - BUY
TARGET PRICE - $0.64
16 OCT 2024
Singapore Post is a deep value stock that trades at historical 1.0x PB and with a RNAV of S$1.4bln that outshadows its current S$1.2bln market cap. We think the various upcoming catalysts will rerate the stock upwards towards that RNAV valuation: 1) Sale of non-core property segment including SingPost centre to unlock potentially S$1bln, 2) IPO/Partial Sale of Australian Logistics that values the segment at S$1.2bln, 3) Integration/ scaling of their Australian business with the acquisition of Border Express to make it the top 5 logistics player in Australia and 4) Successful negotiations with IMDA to make P&P segment more structurally viable.
SingPost is now a regional logistics firm having managed to transition out of the sunset mailing business, and the imminent catalysts post strategic review will not render Singapore Post a value trap. We initiate a BUY on SingPost with a SOTP-based target price of S$0.64. We value the Post & Parcel (P&P) and Logistics segment at 3.0x and 7.6x FY25 EV/EBITDA respectively with the latter being discounted 20% to peers average. We value the property segment by taking a 10% discount to the latest stated valuation of SingPost Centre at S$1.1bln, along with the other non-core property assets SingPost has. We then give a further 20% discount to our SOTP model to be cautious and arrive at a fair value of S$0.64.
SINGAPORE POST
INITIATION - BUY
TARGET PRICE - $0.64
16 OCT 2024
Singapore Post is a deep value stock that trades at historical 1.0x PB and with a RNAV of S$1.4bln that outshadows its current S$1.2bln market cap. We think the various upcoming catalysts will rerate the stock upwards towards that RNAV valuation: 1) Sale of non-core property segment including SingPost centre to unlock potentially S$1bln, 2) IPO/Partial Sale of Australian Logistics that values the segment at S$1.2bln, 3) Integration/ scaling of their Australian business with the acquisition of Border Express to make it the top 5 logistics player in Australia and 4) Successful negotiations with IMDA to make P&P segment more structurally viable.
SingPost is now a regional logistics firm having managed to transition out of the sunset mailing business, and the imminent catalysts post strategic review will not render Singapore Post a value trap. We initiate a BUY on SingPost with a SOTP-based target price of S$0.64. We value the Post & Parcel (P&P) and Logistics segment at 3.0x and 7.6x FY25 EV/EBITDA respectively with the latter being discounted 20% to peers average. We value the property segment by taking a 10% discount to the latest stated valuation of SingPost Centre at S$1.1bln, along with the other non-core property assets SingPost has. We then give a further 20% discount to our SOTP model to be cautious and arrive at a fair value of S$0.64.
Breakout  from a bullish flag/ high tight flag consolidation! Next tgt = 58c!
Hope Singpost can meet the analysts' expectation.
Look for 1H result on 6 Nov 2024.
Dow Jones10-14 11:16
0315 GMT - Singapore Post looks set to remain profitable in its fiscal 1H, UOB Kay Hian analyst Llelleythan Tan Yi Rong writes in a note. The postal services provider' s Singapore delivery business reported a profit in 1Q as e-commerce volumes rose, offsetting the continuing decline in letter mail and printed paper volumes, Tan says. For 2Q, the company' s Singapore business likely grew on year, thanks to the postal delivery business benefiting from the postal price hike in recent quarters, the analyst says. UOB Kay Hian expects the Singapore business' s 1H operating profit to be around S$7 million. The brokerage maintains the stock' s buy rating and target price of S$0.61. Shares are last at S$0.53. ([email protected])
Today' s rise is due to the upcoming release og good news.
Just my guess.
Just my guess.
seek your answer.
Mark001 ( Date: 11-Oct-2024 16:55) Posted:
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SingPost
1H result(1 Apr~30 Sep 2024):    6 Nov 2024 before opening of trading.
  Review result for Aus, business: ?
1H result(1 Apr~30 Sep 2024):    6 Nov 2024 before opening of trading.
  Review result for Aus, business: ?
SingPost announces collaboration with U Stars Supermarket to introduce POPStop services in stores islandwide
 
Singapore Post Limited (SingPost) has announced its collaboration with U Stars Supermarket to bring POPStop services within their premises.
 
In its announcement dated Oct 10, SingPost states that the first two U Star Supermarkets to have POPStop services are set to open in the coming months with plans for a phased rollout across the entire chain.
 
U Star Supermarkets is a home-grown lifestyle supermarket retail chain, with 22 stores island wide operating 24/7. 
 
According to SingPost, this partnership aims to leverage on U Stars Supermarket&rsquo s network to improve customer convenience in the heartlands by offering a wider range of essential issues.
 
Shahrin Abdol Salam, CEO of SingPost Singapore, notes that &ldquo this collaboration aligns perfectly with our mission of making every delivery count and ensuring that our services are easily accessible to all Singaporeans&rdquo .