SG Morning Call | STI Rises 0.34%; ThaiBev, YZJ Shipbldg up Around 1%; Sheng Siong, DBS, Wilmar Intl up Within 1%; StarHub. UMS Dropped Around 1%
Market Snapshot
Singapore stocks opened higher on Tuesday. STI rose 0.34%; ThaiBev, YZJ Shipbldg up around 1%; Sheng Siong, DBS, Wilmar Intl up within 1%; StarHub. UMS dropped around 1%.
Stocks in Focus
$Singapore Airlines(C6L.SI)$ (SIA): SIA on Monday said that it plans to sell its first five-year benchmark dim sum bond, an offshore yuan bond issued outside mainland China, and has hired four banks to arrange the potential deal. Singapore Airlines has not disclosed the planned size. Shares of SIA ended on Monday at S$7.33, S$0.05 or 0.7 per cent higher.
$Guocoland(F17.SI)$: Property developer GuocoLand announced on Monday that its wholly owned subsidiary, GLL IHT, has priced an offering of S$110 million in fixed-rate notes due 2030, as part of its S$3 billion multicurrency medium term note programme. The notes carry a fixed interest rate of 2.5 per cent per annum, with interest payable semi-annually in arrear on Mar 30 and Sep 30 each year. Shares of Guocoland ended at S$2.18 on Monday, S$0.01 or 0.5 per cent lower.
$Geo Energy Resources(RE4.SI)$: The coal producer said on Monday that it does not expect the Indonesian government’s plan to centralise control of commodity exports to have a material impact on its business. This includes its mining operations, logistics, customer relationships and its export activities. Shares of Geo Energy closed at S$0.435 on Monday, down 1.1 per cent or S$0.005, before the news.
SG Local News
South-East Asia Markets Turn to ‘Value up’ Reforms
South-east Asian stock markets in Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia are stepping up efforts to close valuation discounts and win more capital.
This comes as Asia’s private wealth grows and investors place a rising premium on stronger returns and more disciplined use of capital.
The regional shift reflects a recognition that basic regulatory compliance alone is no longer enough to command investor interest or lift market valuations.
DBS Tops List of Employers Sought by Singapore’S Fresh Graduates: Survey
DBS Bank is the top employer sought by fresh graduates in Singapore in 2026, indicated an annual survey by GTI Media Singapore.
Conducted between June 2025 and April 2026, the survey polled more than 10,500 students and fresh graduates across 22 higher education institutes in Singapore, said GTI on Monday (Jun 22).
The company specialises in graduate recruitment, education, and employer branding.
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