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i predict coming results wun be gd...then might see 2.5x lvl...any prediction fr the results??
Me too
12 cents maybe??
Stylefashion ( Date: 05-Nov-2025 08:54) Posted:
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I think so too that they will issue rights, and I am guessing they will pump the price up or defend the price if the market does down during these few months in order to get better rights pricing. I am guessing..
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halleluyah ( Date: 05-Nov-2025 08:57) Posted:
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most likely will issue rights....
Actually my target is to get good dividend next year.
Jiyaji ( Date: 05-Nov-2025 07:19) Posted:
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Target $2.8 than $2.9 than $3 no hope
Actually my target is $3.15 by Mar' 26. Will sell if it hits target earlier.
mav1ryan ( Date: 04-Nov-2025 15:38) Posted:
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https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/company-news/capitaland-investment-issues-statement-wsj-report-potential-merger-mapletree
CapitaLand Investment (CLI) has issued a statement in response to a WSJ report about a potential merger with Mapletree Investments on Nov 3, saying it does not comment on rumours or speculation.
The Wall Street Journal published earlier in the day an article detailing the exploration of a merger between the CLI and Mapletree Investments, which it said was still in very initial stages.
It said that the two property developers are ?likely to start laying the groundwork for the process as early as next year?.
The paper alleged that the process is part of recent moves by Temasek-owned entities to evaluate options for growing their businesses into larger, stronger global entities.
Temasek Holdings owns 100% of Mapletree Investments and 54% of CLI.
CLI said that it remains firmly committed to delivering long-term value for its shareholders and in the ordinary course of its business, it regularly explores and evaluates various investment opportunities that align with its strategic objectives.
?We are aware of recent market speculation. As a matter of policy, CLI does not comment on rumours or speculation,? the release reads. ?Should there be any matters requiring disclosure, CLI will make the announcements in accordance with the listing manual of the SGX-ST.?
Shares in CLI closed 2 cents higher or 0.758% up at $2.66 on Nov 3.
CapitaLand Investment (CLI) has issued a statement in response to a WSJ report about a potential merger with Mapletree Investments on Nov 3, saying it does not comment on rumours or speculation.
The Wall Street Journal published earlier in the day an article detailing the exploration of a merger between the CLI and Mapletree Investments, which it said was still in very initial stages.
It said that the two property developers are ?likely to start laying the groundwork for the process as early as next year?.
The paper alleged that the process is part of recent moves by Temasek-owned entities to evaluate options for growing their businesses into larger, stronger global entities.
Temasek Holdings owns 100% of Mapletree Investments and 54% of CLI.
CLI said that it remains firmly committed to delivering long-term value for its shareholders and in the ordinary course of its business, it regularly explores and evaluates various investment opportunities that align with its strategic objectives.
?We are aware of recent market speculation. As a matter of policy, CLI does not comment on rumours or speculation,? the release reads. ?Should there be any matters requiring disclosure, CLI will make the announcements in accordance with the listing manual of the SGX-ST.?
Shares in CLI closed 2 cents higher or 0.758% up at $2.66 on Nov 3.
Need to endure and hopefully 2.80 come back!
Will distribute free shares?
100% again
Maybe $2.99 first.
Ling9345 ( Date: 04-Nov-2025 17:44) Posted:
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$3 confirm is no chance,don' t waste time
I am waiting for it to go up to $3.00 :)
Well done
I sold some at 2.72 just now.
Ling9345 ( Date: 04-Nov-2025 09:25) Posted:
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The permutations will be interesting.
Delvyss ( Date: 03-Nov-2025 10:56) Posted:
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CapitaLand Investment and Mapletree Investments mull merger: report
The process is part of recent moves by Temasek-owned entities to evaluate options to reshape portfolio companies into stronger global entities, according to the report
[HONG KONG] Two Singapore property asset managers are mulling a merger that could create one of Asia&rsquo s largest real estate firms with more than US$150 billion under management, Dow Jones reported on Monday (Nov 3).
CapitaLand Investment, backed by Singapore investment agency Temasek Holdings, and Mapletree Investments, a fully-owned subsidiary of Temasek, are considering a potential business combination, the news agency reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. It said that the plans are at preliminary stages and a deal may or may not materialise.
The process is part of recent moves by Temasek-owned entities to evaluate options to reshape portfolio companies into stronger global entities, the report cited one of the sources as saying.
CapitaLand said in response to a query from Bloomberg News that it remains firmly committed to delivering long-term value for its shareholders and in the ordinary course of its business, it &ldquo regularly explores and evaluates various investment opportunities that align with its strategic objectives&rdquo .
It added that it was aware of recent market speculation, adding that it does not comment on rumours or speculation.
A Mapletree Investments spokesperson and a Temasek spokesperson declined to comment.
the REsurface of the merger news is the catalyst .....C goes up and M goes down .
But this might take a longer time to happen as the merging of Reits is complex.
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But this might take a longer time to happen as the merging of Reits is complex.
DYODD
So sad I sold yesterday