Shyon
01-29
This week’s SGX earnings felt like a real stress test for S-REIT investors. $OUEREIT(TS0U.SI)$ stood out as the dark horse—FY DPU up 8.3% with a strong 2H rebound shows the deleveraging strategy is working. An 18% cut in interest expenses and asset pruning is exactly what I want to see in this rate environment.

On the other hand, the Mapletree duo $Mapletree Ind Tr(ME8U.SI)$ $Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SI)$ tested my patience. DPU declines at MLT and MIT weren’t operational—occupancy is still solid—but driven by forex pressure and high rates. I’m not shaken on fundamentals; this looks more like a macro headwind than a broken story.

Ultimately, the only metric that matters is my own P/L. Earnings headlines come and go, but dividends hitting the account and long-term portfolio resilience are what really count. Curious to see which S-REITs are carrying everyone else’s portfolio this season.

@Tiger_SG @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @TigerClub

AEM Upgraded to “Buy” — Is S$4 Within Reach?
AEM has emerged as a dark horse in the Singapore market, soaring more than 50% over the past two weeks. As its key customer (Intel/AI chipmakers) ramps up mass production of next-generation AI accelerators in early 2026, AEM’s Test Cell 2.0 solution has entered a high-growth phase. Its latest earnings report shows dividend payments have resumed, and analysts believe 2026 will mark AEM’s “transformation year.” Amid surging demand for AI chip testing, can AEM reclaim its former leadership in the semiconductor space? Will AEM break above S$4 next?
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