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$Singtel(Z74.SI)$  With a substantial SGD1.19 billion and a robust EBITA growth of up to 27% amounting to S$738 million, the company demonstrated remarkable financial performance. The previous years gain is due to the issurance of shares (an one of event) by Telkomsel to intergrate Indihome. so it's not really a decrease in net profit it's just a one-time giving of shares. Thus, the current year's lower growth rate isn't necessarily due to a drop in performance but rather the absence of that previous one-time gain. The interim approved dividend is 7.0 cents per share for this quarter report The second dividend of 8.9 cents per share will be paid on December 9, 2024.

$OUEREIT(TS0U.SI)$  Kia ora Tiger traders. Diversifying My Portfolio with OUE Com Reit: A Winning Investment! I'm thrilled to announce my intention to invest in OUE Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust (SGX:TS0U), marking my second foray into the Singapore market as I diversify my portfolio. OUE Com Reit has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth potential with its recent S$250 million green notes issuance, which was 3.2 times oversubscribed. This strategic move underscores investor confidence and enhances financial stability by increasing fixed-rate debt to 70.6%, effectively mitigating interest rate risks. With a robust portfolio of prime properties, including Hilton Singapore Orchard and OUE Bayfront, OUE Com Reit stands out a

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   PCT: Why Asian Billionaires Choose Singapore? v10.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Me RickPANDA thinks why Billionaires choose Singapore? Basically infrastructure. Educations. And internet connectivity. 1. Infrastructure. Security in your infrastructures. Singaporeans migrate to Malaysia always come back. Reported need to give a lots of cigarettes daily. To get your car not scratched. In Singapore you can get a 100MillionSGD house to a 150SGD me estimated monthly rental 1Room flat. The rental 1Room flat is HDB for Singaporeans only. Singaporeans who migrate to Australia always come back. They say the nearest eat place is a restaurant 5Km from their home. In Singapore. It is just 10Mins walks to coffeeshop.

🌟🌟🌟Singapore is like a magnet to the Super Rich as it is a oasis of peace, stability and offers a high standard of living.  Singapore is also a dynamic financial centre offering extensive wealth management services to the Super Rich as Singapore is home to $DBS GROUP HOLDINGS LTD(D05.SI)$  the Safest bank in Asia, as well as $OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORP(O39.SI)$  and $UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED(U11.SI)$ . The Singapore Government have also given generous tax incentives for the Super Rich to establish their Family Offices.  To qualify a mi

The Singapore government’s ‘Home Office’ policy has motivated the rich foreigners to park their funds and buy real estate properties in Singapore.

The Super Rich choising Singapire as the world’s safest haven to park their money iis both good and bad news to the average Singaporeans. Singapore’s political stability and the government’s friendly policy to let the Super Rich people set up Home Office in Singapore is the main motivation for the rich to invest in Singapore. Their investments move the price of Singapore’s real estate up. Many Singaporeans feel they are now ‘richer’ because tge price of their property has appreciated greatly. But many Singaporeans also feel poorer because those planning to buy a property cannot catch up with the increase in price.

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$  Safe, low tax and rule of law. What isn't there to love about Singapore. Not to mention chicken rice🤤

don't forget the chicken rice!!??

Its obvious that SG is a prime choice for investments as: 1. Its a stable economy 2. Corruption is low 3. More potential upside due to positive flywheel effect. On real estate prices, private property or commercial property prices are likely to trend up, with little effect on local HDB houses. What are your thoughts? [Grin]

free from political instability 🇸🇬

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$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$  Stable policital environment is the key!

Good buy

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$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   In recent years, Singapore has emerged as a magnet for the super-rich, attracting an influx of high-net-worth individuals from around the world, especially from Asia. This trend has been underscored by notable figures like Chinese billionaire Jack Ma's wife, who recently made headlines by acquiring three prestigious shophouses in Singapore. One of the key drivers behind this surge in interest is Singapore's reputation as a global financial hub with a stable political climate and business-friendly environment. With its well-established legal system, efficient infrastructure, and favorable tax policies, Singapore offers an attractive proposition for those seeking to safeguard the

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$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   Bullish

$Singtel(Z74.SI)$  With a substantial SGD1.19 billion and a robust EBITA growth of up to 27% amounting to S$738 million, the company demonstrated remarkable financial performance. The previous years gain is due to the issurance of shares (an one of event) by Telkomsel to intergrate Indihome. so it's not really a decrease in net profit it's just a one-time giving of shares. Thus, the current year's lower growth rate isn't necessarily due to a drop in performance but rather the absence of that previous one-time gain. The interim approved dividend is 7.0 cents per share for this quarter report The second dividend of 8.9 cents per share will be paid on December 9, 2024.

$OUEREIT(TS0U.SI)$  Kia ora Tiger traders. Diversifying My Portfolio with OUE Com Reit: A Winning Investment! I'm thrilled to announce my intention to invest in OUE Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust (SGX:TS0U), marking my second foray into the Singapore market as I diversify my portfolio. OUE Com Reit has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth potential with its recent S$250 million green notes issuance, which was 3.2 times oversubscribed. This strategic move underscores investor confidence and enhances financial stability by increasing fixed-rate debt to 70.6%, effectively mitigating interest rate risks. With a robust portfolio of prime properties, including Hilton Singapore Orchard and OUE Bayfront, OUE Com Reit stands out a

THE wife of Alibaba Group co-founder Jack Ma has bought three adjoining shophouses on Duxton Road in the Tanjong Pagar area.Zhang Ying, a Singapore citizen, paid about S$45 million to S$50 million for 70, 71 and 72 Duxton Road. According to The Business Times understands. The properties are on commercial-zoned sites with 99-year leasehold tenures starting from September 1988, leaving a balance term of about 63.5 years.Prices for street houses in Singapore have soared to a record high of 5,500 Singapore dollars (approximately US$4,000) per square foot, twice the price of Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, the world's most expensive shopping street.This is not the first time for Jack Ma invests in Singapore, In 2019, Ma reportedly planned to build a two-story bungalow at Victoria Park Close in Singa

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   In recent years, Singapore has emerged as a magnet for the super-rich, attracting an influx of high-net-worth individuals from around the world, especially from Asia. This trend has been underscored by notable figures like Chinese billionaire Jack Ma's wife, who recently made headlines by acquiring three prestigious shophouses in Singapore. One of the key drivers behind this surge in interest is Singapore's reputation as a global financial hub with a stable political climate and business-friendly environment. With its well-established legal system, efficient infrastructure, and favorable tax policies, Singapore offers an attractive proposition for those seeking to safeguard the

🌟🌟🌟Singapore is like a magnet to the Super Rich as it is a oasis of peace, stability and offers a high standard of living.  Singapore is also a dynamic financial centre offering extensive wealth management services to the Super Rich as Singapore is home to $DBS GROUP HOLDINGS LTD(D05.SI)$  the Safest bank in Asia, as well as $OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORP(O39.SI)$  and $UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED(U11.SI)$ . The Singapore Government have also given generous tax incentives for the Super Rich to establish their Family Offices.  To qualify a mi

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   PCT: Why Asian Billionaires Choose Singapore? v10.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Me RickPANDA thinks why Billionaires choose Singapore? Basically infrastructure. Educations. And internet connectivity. 1. Infrastructure. Security in your infrastructures. Singaporeans migrate to Malaysia always come back. Reported need to give a lots of cigarettes daily. To get your car not scratched. In Singapore you can get a 100MillionSGD house to a 150SGD me estimated monthly rental 1Room flat. The rental 1Room flat is HDB for Singaporeans only. Singaporeans who migrate to Australia always come back. They say the nearest eat place is a restaurant 5Km from their home. In Singapore. It is just 10Mins walks to coffeeshop.

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$  The super-rich are choosing to stay in Singapore for several reasons.  Firstly, the country offers a relatively low tax rate for high-income individuals and corporations, making it an attractive destination for those seeking to minimize their tax burden.  Secondly, Singapore is known for its political stability and strong rule of law, providing a safe and secure environment for individuals and businesses. Additionally, Singapore offers a high quality of life, with excellent healthcare, education, infrastructure, and a vibrant cultural scene. It is also a global financial and business hub with a well-developed financial sector, strong regulatory framework, and highly skilled workforce.  Moreover,

The Super Rich choising Singapire as the world’s safest haven to park their money iis both good and bad news to the average Singaporeans. Singapore’s political stability and the government’s friendly policy to let the Super Rich people set up Home Office in Singapore is the main motivation for the rich to invest in Singapore. Their investments move the price of Singapore’s real estate up. Many Singaporeans feel they are now ‘richer’ because tge price of their property has appreciated greatly. But many Singaporeans also feel poorer because those planning to buy a property cannot catch up with the increase in price.

Singapore is a logistic and financial hub for most of the companies in the world. It have a very stable government that manage the country very secure and safe. It is a multi-races country that the people can stay harmony together. Moreover Singapore is a very small country with limited landscape for housings. Therefore, the rich people still think it is worthwhile to invest in Singapore real estate as the land is scarce. Give me a like if you support me. @Ronald37 @Danielnkl @pfitz @馬雜役 @LMSunshine

1. Clean and educated government that follows the rule of law 2. Strategic shipping location that is the gateway of Asia where West meets the East 3. World class financial centre that allows capital to flow freely in and out 4. Technological hub with major US and China IT companies setting up regional HQs 5. Top universities in Asia providing quality education for their younger generations 6. Established medical institutions or hospitals that offers first world medical services for older generations

Its obvious that SG is a prime choice for investments as: 1. Its a stable economy 2. Corruption is low 3. More potential upside due to positive flywheel effect. On real estate prices, private property or commercial property prices are likely to trend up, with little effect on local HDB houses. What are your thoughts? [Grin]

True, I feel safe even walking alone to the hotel at night time. Besides, I love the energy from the SG colleague/working culture as I like the fast pace where jobs can be done efficiently. Nevertheless, the government also plays an important role to make the country's economy even stronger which provides the confidence to international trading!

I think his wife should buy the whole street. Singapore is considered a safe haven, even if property prices dropped in future, land is still in high demand as compared to other Asian countries. so nothing surprising that they choose to park their money in property in Singapore. maybe if we walk past there often enough, can catch a glimpse of them. haha

Singapore has many benefits. Low income tax, lack of wealth, and inheritance tax. No capital gains tax as well. Good healthcare, outstanding education opportunities, and pro business policy. Safe, low crime rate, without natural disaster, multicultural, and has a rich culinary diversity.

Singapore is one of the international financial centres in the world. Singapore is famous for its safety environment and strict law. I think that's the reason why the rich person wanna invest in Singapore. some more Singapore property prices also keep going up and rarely drop.

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ The openness of Doing business in SGP which can connect both China and western world like US and Europe. The money is safe and can easily mobilise to invest to the world.

Singapore is a magnet for global capital (maybe not global talent any longer [Thinking]) due to safety, cleanliness, rule of the law, multi culturalism, modern infrastructure and much more

Singapore is much safer than China when it comes to asset investment . Property prices here have been on a steady uptrend. I think it will boost consumer sentiment in the country.

since young been wanting to live in a shop house, but now prices have skyrocketed and seems like only the rich can afford... hope I huat big big someday to be able to live in one hahahah

The Singapore government’s ‘Home Office’ policy has motivated the rich foreigners to park their funds and buy real estate properties in Singapore.