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 Alert Admin 		As per the gangsters' views, soon one by one, will come out with up grade versions, with target price above $70....
remember, the black market' s view has always been a long term $100 price target, so this is nothing.... dyodddd anyway.....

Following the report released on Tuesday (Jul 7,  2026),  Citi' s  new target prices for Singapore' s   three major banks are as follows: 
1.  DBS Group Holdings:  S$73.50  (raised from S$65.00)
2.  OCBC Bank:  S$28.40  (raised from S$24.50)
3.  United Overseas Bank (UOB):  S$41.50  (raised from S$37.40) 
https://www.wsj.com/business/financial-services-roundup-market-talk-67b041dc
 
Citi' s Ratings & Sector Outlook
The upgrades by  Citi Research  analyst Tan Yong Hong were driven by an expected 10% earnings growth for the sector in the 2027 and 2028 financial years. This is heavily supported by a recovery in loan growth and structural shifts in system liquidity that will boost net interest margins (NIMs). 
  • DBS (BUY!): Remains the top preferred local bank pick due to its strong dividend-per-share visibility and status as a premier Asia wealth proxy.
  • OCBC (BUY!): Favored for structural growth and its potential to close the return-on-equity (ROE) valuation gap with DBS.
  • UOB (Neutral): Kept as a hold while investors monitor its wealth and loan growth trajectories, which currently trail its peers
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aragosta      ( Date: 07-Jul-2026 22:21) Posted:

Seriously, please try not to blink again!
 

The comprehensive projection profile for  DBS Group Holdings Ltd  has been structurally updated based on mid-2026 data. Multiple data sets have shifted following DBS' s recent historic push toward  all-time intraday highs near S$67~S$69.  This structural adjustment changes multiple 1-year algorithmic models to reflect elevated multi-year support baselines. It also factors in structural updates to the  institutional consensus pricing matrix  following recent analyst revisions. 

Algorithmic & Predictive Models (Data-Driven)
(1) Traders Union Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$68.90  baseline tracking structural net interest margin (NIM) recoveries driven by stronger loan growth.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$75.40  pricing in regional wealth management digital inflows. and accelerated asset-under-management (AUM) growth from global safe-haven inflows.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$86.10  structural compounding tracking long-term ASEAN market expansion and reflecting deeper cross-border transaction scale. 

(2) Meyka AI Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.10  factoring in elevated transactional fee structures and automated institutional trading fee volume recoveries.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$77.80  modeling sustained global interest rate baselines keeping net interest income resilient.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$92.40  calculating localized operational efficiency savings via integrated corporate banking AI blocks. 

(3) Gov Capital Deep Learning:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$71.20  pushing through multi-year overhead technical boundaries after recent price breakouts.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$88.30  tracking a highly aggressive momentum-weighted mathematical curve.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$108.50  establishing an upper-bound mathematical growth terminal cap. 

(4) I Know First Predictive Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$67.90  strongly anchored by defensive tier-1 capital ratios and excellent liquidity profiles.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.50  driven by structural wealth management and institutional fee diversity expansions.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$89.20  targeting stable return on equity (ROE) retention trends. 

(5) WalletInvestor Forecast:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.20  capturing short-term automated technical and algorithmic moving average adjustments.
> 3-Year & 5-Year (2029/2031):  S$60.10  structural model correction algorithmic trend lines face tracking friction as historical code patterns struggle with structurally higher macroeconomic rate shifts. 

Fundamental & Ratio Valuations
(6) StocksGuide Ratio Valuation:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.00  applying an updated 12.1x forward P/E multiple against elevated corporate earnings consensus.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$78.30  matching Peter Lynch Fair Value alignments using an upgraded ~16.5% earnings retention trajectory.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$85.90  pricing in long-term terminal P/E compressions offset by a major expansion in regional wealth assets.

(7) StockInvest.us Technical Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$70.50  catching an uninhibited price channel breakout past previous psychological resistance.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.90  projecting standard multi-year trend extensions inside an elevated structural envelope.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$88.20  lifting long-term horizontal technical support walls incrementally higher to protect against market corrections.

Market Consensus Aggregators
(8) Seeking Alpha Platform Projections:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.50  average consensus tracking toward an optimistic peak target of  S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$74.80  implied valuation matching a solid mid-single-digit net income CAGR profile.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$83.50  bull-case target ceiling reliant on Singapore' s compounding regional safe-haven status. 

(9) TradingView Analyst Forecast Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.00  median analyst consensus, pushing old historical support levels up entirely.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$72.20  extended multi-week trend-channel progression modeling.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$81.40  upper distribution boundary cap under standard normal variance rules.

(10) TipRanks Analyst Consensus Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.67  median consensus tracking between a defensive floor of S$60.00 and an optimistic peak of S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$73.10  implied fair value modeling when projecting historical rolling institutional Buy-to-Hold ratios forward.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$80.20  long-term valuation target assuming stable dividend re-investment structures and steady asset under management (AUM) growth.

Institutional Consensus Targets
(11) MarketScreener Consensus Platform:
> One-Year Horizon:  Average  S$64.08 Optimistic Upper-Bound  S$72.50, reflecting a complete repricing of regional equity yields and capital management rules. 

(12) Highest Consensus Price Target:
> One-Year Average Institutional Target:  Stabilized around  S$64.50 to S$67.00  as major research desks upgrade core numbers due to expanding system liquidity.
> Peak Institutional Target:  S$72.50  (held by  UOB Kay Hian, marking the street-high outlier target), closely trailed by  JPMorgan  at  S$70.00.
> Other Key Regional Updates:  $69.90  (CGSI),  S$67.50  (Phillip Securities),  S$66.10  (RHB Research),  S$65.31  (Maybank Research),  $65.00+  (Goldman Sachs)
> Black Market Views: We have excluded the price targets of Morningstar, Macquarie, OCBC Research, CitiGroup, Jefferies because they are embarrassingly low. Based on the coffee shop uncles, we may be in for bonus treat. But because the views were expressed in the midst of a very noisy World Cup game, we don' t know if they were referring to DBS or OCBC.
 


aragosta      ( Date: 30-Nov-2025 00:18) Posted:



DO NOT BLINK.....

To reach the  S$100  share price target,  DBS Bank  needs sustained, significant earnings growth via non-interest income and innovation.
Key catalysts include:
  1. Strong fundamentals:  DBS benefits from a robust balance sheet, healthy asset quality, and high returns on equity compared to its peers. 
  2. Strong Non Interest Income Growth:  Boosting wealth management and fee income to offset potential drops in net interest margins as interest rates ease.
  3. Successful Regional Expansion/M& A:  Completing value-additive acquisitions in key growth markets to expand loan books and market share.
  4. Enhanced Capital Returns:  Attracting investors through sustained high dividends, share buybacks, or special dividends.
  5. Continued Digital & AI Leadership:  Further improving efficiency and generating revenue insights via technology to justify a higher valuation.
  6. Favorable Macroeconomic Environment:  General economic stability and Singapore' s growth as a financial hub.
  7. Regional economic growth:  DBS is positioned to benefit from the sustained economic growth and capital inflows into the Southeast Asian region


Temasek, as the largest shareholder, supports these ambitions through stable ownership and sound governance, fostering innovation via ventures like 
EvolutionX Debt Capitaland Partior, ensuring a long-term strategic focus essential for sustainable growth.

WHAT DO YOU OR OTHERS THINK?

STI could see 5,000 this year but can DBS be at $70 by end-2026?  JP Morgan argues that DBS has restructured its assets and liabilities 
towards a lower loan intensity.
It is an institutional must-have which may make it overbought. If everyone has bought DBS who is there left to buy the stock?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/sti-could-see-5-000-061629329.html

The Power of Compounding Dividends.
Why Selling Blue-Chips Too Early Could Cost You Dearly. Discover why selling blue-chip stocks too early can hurt long-term returns 
and how patience can boost your investment gains.
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/why-selling-blue-chips-too-early-could-cost-you-dearly/

DBS Bank Stock Analysis: JPMorgan Predicts S$70 Target Price & S$3.30 Dividend! JPMorgan forecasts a bright future for DBS Bank, 
setting a S$70 price target by December 2026  and highlighting a potential  $3.30 dividend for years to come.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM5iQ2DeeNM

DBS Hovering at All-Time High: Should You Take Profits or Stay Invested?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/dbs-hovering-time-high-profits-233000403.html

Is DBS still a better buy than UOB and OCBC? DBS has continued to pull ahead in 2025, with its share price up 22.6% year-to-date. 
This would make DBS still the strongest performer among the three Singapore banks
https://growbeansprout.com/dbs-uob-ocbc-share-price-dividend-nov-2025 

CGSI joins Citi, Maybank in raising DBS target price above $60 mark
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/brokers-calls/cgsi-joins-citi-maybank-raising-dbs-target-price-above-60-mark

OCBC vs DBS vs UOB Singapore' s Leading Bank Stocks for 2025.  It' s  worth noting that DBS pays dividends quarterly, providing more 
frequent cash flow to investors,  while OCBC and UOB distribute dividends on a semi-annual basis. This could make DBS more appealing 
to those who value a steady and regular income stream.
https://www.stashaway.sg/r/ocbc-dbs-uob-singapore-bank-stock

Five takeaways from day 1 of the Singapore Fintech Festival.
Tokenisation emerges as a key driver of future digital money systems.
https://asianbankingandfinance.net/economy/in-focus/five-takeaways-day-1-singapore-fintech-festival

Which is the best Singapore bank stock to buy for 6% dividend yield? OCBC, UOB or DBS Bank? 
Long story short &ndash DBS Bank is the best performing bank of the three.
https://financialhorse.com/which-is-the-best-singapore-bank-stock-to-buy-for-6-dividend-yield-ocbc-uob-or-dbs-bank/#:~:text=Long%20story%20short%20&ndash %20DBS%20Bank,is%20on%20par%20with%20DBS.

DBS, OCBC or UOB: Which Bank Looks Cheapest Now?
DBS continues to lead the pack both in terms of share price appreciation and operating performance. 
In particular, its earnings and return on equity (ROE) are the highest among its peers. 
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/dbs-ocbc-or-uob-which-bank-looks-cheapest-now/

Is DBS the best bank stock to own in Singapore right now?  DBS just hit an all-time high, crossing the S$150 billion mark and outpacing 
OCBC and UOB.  But in a normalising rate environment and with tech risks still lingering, can the bank sustain its run, or is it time for 
investors to take profits?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SliRTz8bjxQ

DBS and OCBC both hit record highs after strong Q3 2025 earnings, while UOB' s share price fell following higher loan provisions. 
Which Singapore Bank Has the Best Dividend now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=859RQqDGJY4

Singapore' s Ultimate Dividend Mix 2025: DBS vs OCBC vs UOB plus REIT & REIT ETFs Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNVjFzH9ka4

Can You Retire on Dividends Alone? 3 Stocks That Prove It' s Possible
Of course, DBS BANK is one of them la! The other two may surprise you
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/retire-dividends-alone-3-stocks-233000412.html

Earnings call transcript: Workday Q3 2025 shows strong revenue growth, stock rises
https://www.investing.com/news/transcripts/earnings-call-transcript-workday-q3-2025-shows-strong-revenue-growth-stock-rises-93CH-4378575
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/dbs-and-ocbc-draw-positive-views-but-uob-outlook-tempered-by-provisions-in-q3

DBS among The Top Safest Banks in the World in 2025
https://www.globalcitizensolutions.com/safest-banks-in-the-world/
https://gfmag.com/award/winner-announcements/press-release-global-finance-names-the-worlds-50-safest-commercial-banks-2025/#:~:text=Royal%20Bank%20of%20Canada%20maintains%20its%20ranking,nine%20banks%2C%20the%20most%20of%20any%20country.

DBS market-outlook forum to examine AI, sustainability and global economic shifts shaping 2026. 
It will outline the challenges and opportunities firms may face in navigating the year ahead
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/dbs-market-outlook-forum-examine-ai-sustainability-and-global-economic-shifts-shaping-2026

Strong growth prospects and strategic positioning drive Buy Rating for DBS Bank. As of November 7, 2025, TipRanks reported that 
CGS-CIMB analysts gave  DBS Bank a price target of S$60.50. On the same day, Phillip Securities analyst Glenn Thum set a price target of S$58.00. 
https://www.tipranks.com/news/ratings/strong-growth-prospects-and-strategic-positioning-drive-buy-rating-for-dbs-group-holdings-ratings

DBS has revised its offer to acquire a stake in Alliance Bank Malaysia to 30%. A successful acquisition would provide DBS with a strategic 
footprint in the Malaysian banking sector. 
DBS' s entry as a new shareholder could have a positive impact on the bank and potentially catalyze a re-rating of its stock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgSE-89PdzM

As of end November 2025, according to Simply Wall Street, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank based on the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) 
model is S$78.17 per share.
https://simplywall.st/stocks/sg/banks/sgx-d05/dbs-group-holdings-shares/news/dbs-sgxd05-valuation-in-focus-after-expanding-ant-internatio

As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank using a DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) model is 
estimated at S$84.12 per share  for a base case valuation and S$137.84 per share for a best case scenario.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/dcf-valuation/base-case

As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank under the  base case scenario is SS62.31 per share while 
under the best case scenario is S$91.21 per share. 
This intrinsic value is calculated as the average of DCF and Relative values.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/summary

As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank calculated from the Discounted Dividend model is 
S$135.66 per share. 
Discounted Dividend model is only suitable for companies who have a consistant distribution history.
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-dividends-based/SGX:D05

As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank calculated from the DCF (FCF Based) model is S$58.56 per share. 
The intrinsic value of DBS Bank based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model (DDM) is S$76.62 per share
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-fcf-based/SGX:D05

As of end November 2025,  according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model, 
​ is S$62.00 per share. 
The intrinsic value based on the Relative Valuation of DBS is S$57.50 per share. This relative valuation is based on P/E multiples. 
https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/pe-multiples

As of end November 2025, according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on a theoretical calculation by Peter Lynch,   
is estimated to be S$58.31 per share.
​ https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/intrinsic-value#:~:text=D05.SI%20Intrinsic%20Value%20%7C%20DBS,1%2C103.47%20%2D%201%2C103.47


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The comprehensive projection profile for  DBS Group Holdings Ltd  has been structurally updated based on mid-2026 data. Multiple data sets have shifted following DBS' s recent historic push toward  all-time intraday highs near S$67~S$69.  This structural adjustment changes multiple 1-year algorithmic models to reflect elevated multi-year support baselines. It also factors in structural updates to the  institutional consensus pricing matrix  following recent analyst revisions. 

Algorithmic & Predictive Models (Data-Driven)
(1) Traders Union Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$68.90  baseline tracking structural net interest margin (NIM) recoveries driven by stronger loan growth.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$75.40  pricing in regional wealth management digital inflows. and accelerated asset-under-management (AUM) growth from global safe-haven inflows.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$86.10  structural compounding tracking long-term ASEAN market expansion and reflecting deeper cross-border transaction scale. 

(2) Meyka AI Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.10  factoring in elevated transactional fee structures and automated institutional trading fee volume recoveries.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$77.80  modeling sustained global interest rate baselines keeping net interest income resilient.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$92.40  calculating localized operational efficiency savings via integrated corporate banking AI blocks. 

(3) Gov Capital Deep Learning:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$71.20  pushing through multi-year overhead technical boundaries after recent price breakouts.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$88.30  tracking a highly aggressive momentum-weighted mathematical curve.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$108.50  establishing an upper-bound mathematical growth terminal cap. 

(4) I Know First Predictive Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$67.90  strongly anchored by defensive tier-1 capital ratios and excellent liquidity profiles.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.50  driven by structural wealth management and institutional fee diversity expansions.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$89.20  targeting stable return on equity (ROE) retention trends. 

(5) WalletInvestor Forecast:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.20  capturing short-term automated technical and algorithmic moving average adjustments.
> 3-Year & 5-Year (2029/2031):  S$60.10  structural model correction algorithmic trend lines face tracking friction as historical code patterns struggle with structurally higher macroeconomic rate shifts. 

Fundamental & Ratio Valuations
(6) StocksGuide Ratio Valuation:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.00  applying an updated 12.1x forward P/E multiple against elevated corporate earnings consensus.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$78.30  matching Peter Lynch Fair Value alignments using an upgraded ~16.5% earnings retention trajectory.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$85.90  pricing in long-term terminal P/E compressions offset by a major expansion in regional wealth assets.

(7) StockInvest.us Technical Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$70.50  catching an uninhibited price channel breakout past previous psychological resistance.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.90  projecting standard multi-year trend extensions inside an elevated structural envelope.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$88.20  lifting long-term horizontal technical support walls incrementally higher to protect against market corrections.

Market Consensus Aggregators
(8) Seeking Alpha Platform Projections:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.50  average consensus tracking toward an optimistic peak target of  S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$74.80  implied valuation matching a solid mid-single-digit net income CAGR profile.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$83.50  bull-case target ceiling reliant on Singapore' s compounding regional safe-haven status. 

(9) TradingView Analyst Forecast Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.00  median analyst consensus, pushing old historical support levels up entirely.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$72.20  extended multi-week trend-channel progression modeling.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$81.40  upper distribution boundary cap under standard normal variance rules.

(10) TipRanks Analyst Consensus Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.67  median consensus tracking between a defensive floor of S$60.00 and an optimistic peak of S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$73.10  implied fair value modeling when projecting historical rolling institutional Buy-to-Hold ratios forward.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$80.20  long-term valuation target assuming stable dividend re-investment structures and steady asset under management (AUM) growth.

Institutional Consensus Targets
(11) MarketScreener Consensus Platform:
> One-Year Horizon:  Average  S$64.08 Optimistic Upper-Bound  S$72.50, reflecting a complete repricing of regional equity yields and capital management rules. 

(12) Highest Consensus Price Target:
> One-Year Average Institutional Target:  Stabilized around  S$64.50 to S$67.00  as major research desks upgrade core numbers due to expanding system liquidity.
> Peak Institutional Target:  S$72.50  (held by  UOB Kay Hian, marking the street-high outlier target), closely trailed by  JPMorgan  at  S$70.00.
> Other Key Regional Updates:  $69.90  (CGSI),  S$67.50  (Phillip Securities),  S$66.10  (RHB Research),  S$65.31  (Maybank Research),  $65.00+  (Goldman Sachs)
> Black Market Views: We have excluded the price targets of Morningstar, Macquarie, OCBC Research, CitiGroup, Jefferies because they are embarrassingly low. Based on the coffee shop uncles, we may be in for bonus treat. But because the views were expressed in the midst of a very noisy World Cup game, we don' t know if they were referring to DBS or OCBC.
 


aragosta      ( Date: 30-Nov-2025 00:18) Posted:



DO NOT BLINK.....

To reach the  S$100  share price target,  DBS Bank  needs sustained, significant earnings growth via non-interest income and innovation.
Key catalysts include:
  1. Strong fundamentals:  DBS benefits from a robust balance sheet, healthy asset quality, and high returns on equity compared to its peers. 
  2. Strong Non Interest Income Growth:  Boosting wealth management and fee income to offset potential drops in net interest margins as interest rates ease.
  3. Successful Regional Expansion/M& A:  Completing value-additive acquisitions in key growth markets to expand loan books and market share.
  4. Enhanced Capital Returns:  Attracting investors through sustained high dividends, share buybacks, or special dividends.
  5. Continued Digital & AI Leadership:  Further improving efficiency and generating revenue insights via technology to justify a higher valuation.
  6. Favorable Macroeconomic Environment:  General economic stability and Singapore' s growth as a financial hub.
  7. Regional economic growth:  DBS is positioned to benefit from the sustained economic growth and capital inflows into the Southeast Asian region


Temasek, as the largest shareholder, supports these ambitions through stable ownership and sound governance, fostering innovation via ventures like 
EvolutionX Debt Capitaland Partior, ensuring a long-term strategic focus essential for sustainable growth.

WHAT DO YOU OR OTHERS THINK?

STI could see 5,000 this year but can DBS be at $70 by end-2026?  JP Morgan argues that DBS has restructured its assets and liabilities 
towards a lower loan intensity.
It is an institutional must-have which may make it overbought. If everyone has bought DBS who is there left to buy the stock?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/sti-could-see-5-000-061629329.html

The Power of Compounding Dividends.
Why Selling Blue-Chips Too Early Could Cost You Dearly. Discover why selling blue-chip stocks too early can hurt long-term returns 
and how patience can boost your investment gains.
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/why-selling-blue-chips-too-early-could-cost-you-dearly/

DBS Bank Stock Analysis: JPMorgan Predicts S$70 Target Price & S$3.30 Dividend! JPMorgan forecasts a bright future for DBS Bank, 
setting a S$70 price target by December 2026  and highlighting a potential  $3.30 dividend for years to come.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM5iQ2DeeNM

DBS Hovering at All-Time High: Should You Take Profits or Stay Invested?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/dbs-hovering-time-high-profits-233000403.html

Is DBS still a better buy than UOB and OCBC? DBS has continued to pull ahead in 2025, with its share price up 22.6% year-to-date. 
This would make DBS still the strongest performer among the three Singapore banks
https://growbeansprout.com/dbs-uob-ocbc-share-price-dividend-nov-2025 

CGSI joins Citi, Maybank in raising DBS target price above $60 mark
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/brokers-calls/cgsi-joins-citi-maybank-raising-dbs-target-price-above-60-mark

OCBC vs DBS vs UOB Singapore' s Leading Bank Stocks for 2025.  It' s  worth noting that DBS pays dividends quarterly, providing more 
frequent cash flow to investors,  while OCBC and UOB distribute dividends on a semi-annual basis. This could make DBS more appealing 
to those who value a steady and regular income stream.
https://www.stashaway.sg/r/ocbc-dbs-uob-singapore-bank-stock

Five takeaways from day 1 of the Singapore Fintech Festival.
Tokenisation emerges as a key driver of future digital money systems.
https://asianbankingandfinance.net/economy/in-focus/five-takeaways-day-1-singapore-fintech-festival

Which is the best Singapore bank stock to buy for 6% dividend yield? OCBC, UOB or DBS Bank? 
Long story short &ndash DBS Bank is the best performing bank of the three.
https://financialhorse.com/which-is-the-best-singapore-bank-stock-to-buy-for-6-dividend-yield-ocbc-uob-or-dbs-bank/#:~:text=Long%20story%20short%20&ndash %20DBS%20Bank,is%20on%20par%20with%20DBS.

DBS, OCBC or UOB: Which Bank Looks Cheapest Now?
DBS continues to lead the pack both in terms of share price appreciation and operating performance. 
In particular, its earnings and return on equity (ROE) are the highest among its peers. 
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/dbs-ocbc-or-uob-which-bank-looks-cheapest-now/

Is DBS the best bank stock to own in Singapore right now?  DBS just hit an all-time high, crossing the S$150 billion mark and outpacing 
OCBC and UOB.  But in a normalising rate environment and with tech risks still lingering, can the bank sustain its run, or is it time for 
investors to take profits?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SliRTz8bjxQ

DBS and OCBC both hit record highs after strong Q3 2025 earnings, while UOB' s share price fell following higher loan provisions. 
Which Singapore Bank Has the Best Dividend now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=859RQqDGJY4

Singapore' s Ultimate Dividend Mix 2025: DBS vs OCBC vs UOB plus REIT & REIT ETFs Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNVjFzH9ka4

Can You Retire on Dividends Alone? 3 Stocks That Prove It' s Possible
Of course, DBS BANK is one of them la! The other two may surprise you
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/retire-dividends-alone-3-stocks-233000412.html

Earnings call transcript: Workday Q3 2025 shows strong revenue growth, stock rises
https://www.investing.com/news/transcripts/earnings-call-transcript-workday-q3-2025-shows-strong-revenue-growth-stock-rises-93CH-4378575
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/dbs-and-ocbc-draw-positive-views-but-uob-outlook-tempered-by-provisions-in-q3

DBS among The Top Safest Banks in the World in 2025
https://www.globalcitizensolutions.com/safest-banks-in-the-world/
https://gfmag.com/award/winner-announcements/press-release-global-finance-names-the-worlds-50-safest-commercial-banks-2025/#:~:text=Royal%20Bank%20of%20Canada%20maintains%20its%20ranking,nine%20banks%2C%20the%20most%20of%20any%20country.

DBS market-outlook forum to examine AI, sustainability and global economic shifts shaping 2026. 
It will outline the challenges and opportunities firms may face in navigating the year ahead
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/dbs-market-outlook-forum-examine-ai-sustainability-and-global-economic-shifts-shaping-2026

Strong growth prospects and strategic positioning drive Buy Rating for DBS Bank. As of November 7, 2025, TipRanks reported that 
CGS-CIMB analysts gave  DBS Bank a price target of S$60.50. On the same day, Phillip Securities analyst Glenn Thum set a price target of S$58.00. 
https://www.tipranks.com/news/ratings/strong-growth-prospects-and-strategic-positioning-drive-buy-rating-for-dbs-group-holdings-ratings

DBS has revised its offer to acquire a stake in Alliance Bank Malaysia to 30%. A successful acquisition would provide DBS with a strategic 
footprint in the Malaysian banking sector. 
DBS' s entry as a new shareholder could have a positive impact on the bank and potentially catalyze a re-rating of its stock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgSE-89PdzM

As of end November 2025, according to Simply Wall Street, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank based on the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) 
model is S$78.17 per share.
https://simplywall.st/stocks/sg/banks/sgx-d05/dbs-group-holdings-shares/news/dbs-sgxd05-valuation-in-focus-after-expanding-ant-internatio

As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank using a DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) model is 
estimated at S$84.12 per share  for a base case valuation and S$137.84 per share for a best case scenario.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/dcf-valuation/base-case

As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank under the  base case scenario is SS62.31 per share while 
under the best case scenario is S$91.21 per share. 
This intrinsic value is calculated as the average of DCF and Relative values.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/summary

As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank calculated from the Discounted Dividend model is 
S$135.66 per share. 
Discounted Dividend model is only suitable for companies who have a consistant distribution history.
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-dividends-based/SGX:D05

As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank calculated from the DCF (FCF Based) model is S$58.56 per share. 
The intrinsic value of DBS Bank based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model (DDM) is S$76.62 per share
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-fcf-based/SGX:D05

As of end November 2025,  according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model, 
​ is S$62.00 per share. 
The intrinsic value based on the Relative Valuation of DBS is S$57.50 per share. This relative valuation is based on P/E multiples. 
https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/pe-multiples

As of end November 2025, according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on a theoretical calculation by Peter Lynch,   
is estimated to be S$58.31 per share.
​ https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/intrinsic-value#:~:text=D05.SI%20Intrinsic%20Value%20%7C%20DBS,1%2C103.47%20%2D%201%2C103.47

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SWEE! That' s what we said! Note... this does not apply to just the banks but across the entire market!
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DBS, OCBC, UOB could benefit as the Middle East&rsquo s ultra-rich relook where to park their billions

The three local lenders have all spent years expanding their private banking capabilities to capture a growth in global wealth flows  https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion-features/dbs-ocbc-uob-could-benefit-middle-easts-ultra-rich-relook-where-park-their-billions

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DBS: Why Buying Interest Persists Despite High Prices
The reason behind sustained buying interest in the face of record-high prices is quite straightforward. Contrary to what some might assume, this momentum isn' t driven by retail investors, who are largely sidelined. Instead, the market is being propelled by  institutional funds  and  big money investors.
 
The Shift Toward Stability
Recent geopolitical shifts have fundamentally altered global wealth flows. Historically, the Middle East was viewed as a primary sanctuary for capital however, escalating regional conflicts have eroded its reputation as a " safe haven." Wealth advisors report that high-net-worth individuals ~ particularly Asian entrepreneurs previously based in Dubai~ are increasingly migrating their assets to  Singapore  and  Hong Kong  to escape Gulf-related uncertainties. 
 
The " Wealth Exit" from Europe
It isn' t just Middle Eastern capital on the move. Europe is seeing a " wealth exit" triggered by aggressive tax reforms, particularly in the UK, where changes to non-domiciled status and capital gains taxes have pushed the affluent to look elsewhere. While some remain within Europe (moving to Italy or Switzerland), Singapore remains a premier global choice due to its  territorial tax system  and the absence of  estate duties. 
 
Singapore' s Growing Dominance
The numbers reflect this massive capital migration. In 2025 alone, Singapore' s Big Three banks (DBS, OCBC, and UOB)  captured an estimated  S$77 billion  in new inflows from wealthy individuals globally. In an era of global volatility, Singapore' s predictability and security have become its greatest assets, ensuring that even at high price points, the big money continues to buy in. 

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The three local lenders have all spent years expanding their private banking capabilities to capture a growth in global wealth flows  https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion-features/dbs-ocbc-uob-could-benefit-middle-easts-ultra-rich-relook-where-park-their-billions

aragosta      ( Date: 18-Mar-2026 09:09) Posted:

DBS: Why Buying Interest Persists Despite High Prices
The reason behind sustained buying interest in the face of record-high prices is quite straightforward. Contrary to what some might assume, this momentum isn' t driven by retail investors, who are largely sidelined. Instead, the market is being propelled by  institutional funds  and  big money investors.
 
The Shift Toward Stability
Recent geopolitical shifts have fundamentally altered global wealth flows. Historically, the Middle East was viewed as a primary sanctuary for capital however, escalating regional conflicts have eroded its reputation as a " safe haven." Wealth advisors report that high-net-worth individuals ~ particularly Asian entrepreneurs previously based in Dubai~ are increasingly migrating their assets to  Singapore  and  Hong Kong  to escape Gulf-related uncertainties. 
 
The " Wealth Exit" from Europe
It isn' t just Middle Eastern capital on the move. Europe is seeing a " wealth exit" triggered by aggressive tax reforms, particularly in the UK, where changes to non-domiciled status and capital gains taxes have pushed the affluent to look elsewhere. While some remain within Europe (moving to Italy or Switzerland), Singapore remains a premier global choice due to its  territorial tax system  and the absence of  estate duties. 
 
Singapore' s Growing Dominance
The numbers reflect this massive capital migration. In 2025 alone, Singapore' s Big Three banks (DBS, OCBC, and UOB)  captured an estimated  S$77 billion  in new inflows from wealthy individuals globally. In an era of global volatility, Singapore' s predictability and security have become its greatest assets, ensuring that even at high price points, the big money continues to buy in. 

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DBS: Why Buying Interest Persists Despite High Prices
The reason behind sustained buying interest in the face of record-high prices is quite straightforward. Contrary to what some might assume, this momentum isn' t driven by retail investors, who are largely sidelined. Instead, the market is being propelled by  institutional funds  and  big money investors.
 
The Shift Toward Stability
Recent geopolitical shifts have fundamentally altered global wealth flows. Historically, the Middle East was viewed as a primary sanctuary for capital however, escalating regional conflicts have eroded its reputation as a " safe haven." Wealth advisors report that high-net-worth individuals ~ particularly Asian entrepreneurs previously based in Dubai~ are increasingly migrating their assets to  Singapore  and  Hong Kong  to escape Gulf-related uncertainties. 
 
The " Wealth Exit" from Europe
It isn' t just Middle Eastern capital on the move. Europe is seeing a " wealth exit" triggered by aggressive tax reforms, particularly in the UK, where changes to non-domiciled status and capital gains taxes have pushed the affluent to look elsewhere. While some remain within Europe (moving to Italy or Switzerland), Singapore remains a premier global choice due to its  territorial tax system  and the absence of  estate duties. 
 
Singapore' s Growing Dominance
The numbers reflect this massive capital migration. In 2025 alone, Singapore' s Big Three banks (DBS, OCBC, and UOB)  captured an estimated  S$77 billion  in new inflows from wealthy individuals globally. In an era of global volatility, Singapore' s predictability and security have become its greatest assets, ensuring that even at high price points, the big money continues to buy in. 

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Temasek' s major organisational restructuring which is just around the corner.... and which the black market expects DBS, together with Big Three, Keppel, Sembcorp and Seatrium plus SingTel, to feature prominently. 

DBS is committed to raising its quarterly ordinary dividend by S$0.06 to S$0.66 for 2026. The bank is also paying an additional S$0.15 per share in capital return dividends, which it is committed through financial year 2027...... This simply means moving forward into FY2026, we are guaranteed a payout of $3.24 per share.....       WHICH MEANS EVEN IF THE SHARE PRICE IS $60.00 per unit, you are guaranteed a    5.4% yield!!! 

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IN case you' re wondering......what hits you

I gonna be very brief here.....There are a couple of potential mega developments coming......one of which is the Temasek' s major organisational restructuring which is just around the corner.... and which the black market expects DBS, together with Big Three, Keppel, Sembcorp and Seatrium plus SingTel, to feature prominently. Theres are various speculations of the " features" of the new structure including one which  shifts Temasek from a bank-centric financial services portfolio to a more diversified model..... In that thinking, there is active evidence supporting the theory regarding the transfer or sale of (some) Temasek' s overseas banking assets to DBS..... If this truly happens, it could be a seismic game-changing development......

Also remember another (often goes unnoticed) primary driver for this current sustained rise&hellip is the X-D date of 3 April....... historically the stock will put up a substained rise (in price) 10 days or a week before ex-D.......

NOW, regarding this shareholder returns dividends...... In case you are unaware, DBS is committed to raising its quarterly ordinary dividend by S$0.06 to S$0.66 for 2026. The bank is also paying an additional S$0.15 per share in capital return dividends, which it is committed through financial year 2027...... This simply means moving forward into FY2026, we are guaranteed a payout of $3.24 per share.....     WHICH MEANS EVEN IF THE SHARE PRICE IS $60.00 per unit, you are guaranteed a  5.4% yield!!! &hellip .where to find??!?!?!!

MEANWHILE&hellip &hellip ..

DBS breaks into global top 20 as Brand Finance' s Banking 500 2026 journal reveals Singapore ranks 9th globally by total brand value hints $33 billion.
https://brandfinance.com/press-releases/dbs-ranks-19th-among-the-worlds-500-most-valuable-banking-brands

This Swift' s Partnership With DBS Bank Brings Ripple (XRP) Closer to Global Banking Infrastructure Layer: Pundit
https://36crypto.com/this-swifts-partnership-with-dbs-bank-brings-ripple-xrp-closer-to-global-banking-infrastructure-layer-pundit/

DBS China secures NAFMII underwriting licence for onshore bonds. DBS is the only Singapore-headquartered bank licensed to play a leading role in managing all onshore corporate bond issuances in the China Interbank Bond Market
https://asianbankingandfinance.net/retail-banking/news/dbs-china-secures-nafmii-underwriting-licence-onshore-bonds#:~:text=DBS%20is%20the%20only%20Singapore,release%20on%204%20March%202026.

Letter to shareholders (March 9, 2026) regarding the renewal of its Share Purchase Mandate, which gives the bank flexibility to buy back up to 3% of its issued shares, signalling management' s confidence in the stock' s value.
https://www.marketscreener.com/news/dbs-letter-to-shareholders-dated-9-march-2026-ce7e5fd9da8af721

DBS is First Bank in Asia-Pacific to Pilot Visa Intelligent Commerce for Everyday Payments
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/brandhub/pr-release/dbs-is-first-bank-in-asia-pacific-to-pilot-visa-intelligent-commerce-for-everyday-payments/article70637780.ece

DBS, Southeast Asia' s largest bank, partners with VC giant Granite Asia to counter the region&rsquo s lack of capital
https://fortune.com/2026/02/22/dbs-granite-asia-partnership-tan-su-shan-jenny-lee-ai-ipo-fund/

DBS' s Wealth Unit Registers All-Time High in AUM, Inflows
​ https://www.finews.asia/finance/44654-dbs-wealth-management-financial-results-2025#:~:text=PDF-,DBS' %20Wealth%20Unit%20Registers%20All%2DTime%20High%20in%20AUM%2C,was%20also%20a%20record%20high.

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IN case you' re wondering......what hits you

I gonna be very brief here.....There are a couple of potential mega developments coming......one of which is the Temasek' s major organisational restructuring which is just around the corner.... and which the black market expects DBS, together with Big Three, Keppel, Sembcorp and Seatrium plus SingTel, to feature prominently. Theres are various speculations of the " features" of the new structure including one which  shifts Temasek from a bank-centric financial services portfolio to a more diversified model..... In that thinking, there is active evidence supporting the theory regarding the transfer or sale of (some) Temasek' s overseas banking assets to DBS..... If this truly happens, it could be a seismic game-changing development......

Also remember another (often goes unnoticed) primary driver for this current sustained rise&hellip is the X-D date of 3 April....... historically the stock will put up a substained rise (in price) 10 days or a week before ex-D.......

NOW, regarding this shareholder returns dividends...... In case you are unaware, DBS is committed to raising its quarterly ordinary dividend by S$0.06 to S$0.66 for 2026. The bank is also paying an additional S$0.15 per share in capital return dividends, which it is committed through financial year 2027...... This simply means moving forward into FY2026, we are guaranteed a payout of $3.24 per share.....     WHICH MEANS EVEN IF THE SHARE PRICE IS $60.00 per unit, you are guaranteed a  5.4% yield!!! &hellip .where to find??!?!?!!

MEANWHILE&hellip &hellip ..

DBS breaks into global top 20 as Brand Finance' s Banking 500 2026 journal reveals Singapore ranks 9th globally by total brand value hints $33 billion.
https://brandfinance.com/press-releases/dbs-ranks-19th-among-the-worlds-500-most-valuable-banking-brands

This Swift' s Partnership With DBS Bank Brings Ripple (XRP) Closer to Global Banking Infrastructure Layer: Pundit
https://36crypto.com/this-swifts-partnership-with-dbs-bank-brings-ripple-xrp-closer-to-global-banking-infrastructure-layer-pundit/

DBS China secures NAFMII underwriting licence for onshore bonds. DBS is the only Singapore-headquartered bank licensed to play a leading role in managing all onshore corporate bond issuances in the China Interbank Bond Market
https://asianbankingandfinance.net/retail-banking/news/dbs-china-secures-nafmii-underwriting-licence-onshore-bonds#:~:text=DBS%20is%20the%20only%20Singapore,release%20on%204%20March%202026.

Letter to shareholders (March 9, 2026) regarding the renewal of its Share Purchase Mandate, which gives the bank flexibility to buy back up to 3% of its issued shares, signalling management' s confidence in the stock' s value.
https://www.marketscreener.com/news/dbs-letter-to-shareholders-dated-9-march-2026-ce7e5fd9da8af721

DBS is First Bank in Asia-Pacific to Pilot Visa Intelligent Commerce for Everyday Payments
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/brandhub/pr-release/dbs-is-first-bank-in-asia-pacific-to-pilot-visa-intelligent-commerce-for-everyday-payments/article70637780.ece

DBS, Southeast Asia' s largest bank, partners with VC giant Granite Asia to counter the region&rsquo s lack of capital
https://fortune.com/2026/02/22/dbs-granite-asia-partnership-tan-su-shan-jenny-lee-ai-ipo-fund/

DBS' s Wealth Unit Registers All-Time High in AUM, Inflows
​ https://www.finews.asia/finance/44654-dbs-wealth-management-financial-results-2025#:~:text=PDF-,DBS' %20Wealth%20Unit%20Registers%20All%2DTime%20High%20in%20AUM%2C,was%20also%20a%20record%20high.
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prophetjul      ( Date: 26-Feb-2026 17:27) Posted:

Technically we may see $54 to 55. 

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JurongW      ( Date: 26-Feb-2026 16:11) Posted:

Dividend yield about 5.65% still good despite high price of $57.30 - (81x 4) / 5730.

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Even more attractive now for Singapore' s top bank.

81 cts divvy for $57.2x / $57.3x.
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Even more attractive now for Singapore' s top bank.

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CGSI downgrades DBS to &lsquo hold&rsquo on &lsquo muted&rsquo Q4 performance forecast S$60.50 target price unchanged
FY2026 could post a larger-than-expected drop in earnings due to downside risks, says CGSI
 
[SINGAPORE] CGS International (CGSI) has downgraded its call on DBS to &ldquo hold&rdquo from &ldquo add&rdquo , citing forecasts of a &ldquo muted&rdquo performance for the fourth quarter of 2025 and limited upside potential. 
 
Its target price for the bank remained unchanged at S$60.50 &ndash 2.3 per cent above its latest closing price of S$59.12 on Friday (Jan 16). 
 
With valuations at an all-time high, a potential &ldquo lack of earnings growth&rdquo for FY2025 to FY2027 could limit upside potential, said CGSI analyst Tay Wee Kuang in a report on Friday. He noted that DBS&rsquo share price is up 35 per cent since the start of FY2025.  
 
&ldquo On top of a seasonally weaker quarter that would affect flow-related income such as wealth management fees, markets&rsquo trading income and treasury customer sales, we expect DBS&rsquo net interest margin (NIM) to decline (by around) five basis points quarter on quarter in Q4 2025,&rdquo said Tay. 
 
This follows a 28 basis point decline in the Singapore Overnight Rate Average (Sora) to an average of 1.16 per cent in Q4 2025 from 1.44 per cent in Q3 2025, said Tay. 
 
Several downside risks could lead to a larger-than-expected decline in earnings for FY2026, he noted. 
 
These include a potentially lower-than-expected net interest income for FY2026, due to a decline in NIM amid Sora weakness, weaker macroeconomic conditions resulting in higher provisioning, and a slowdown in non-interest income growth. 
 
Wealth management fee growth, potential recovery of exposure to Autobahn
Despite muted forecasts, DBS still offers an &ldquo attractive&rdquo yield of around 5.6 per cent for FY2026, with a forecast dividend per share of S$3.30 for the same period, said Tay. 
 
Capital return initiatives could enhance yield attractiveness, he said, noting that an outstanding S$2.6 billion in capital has been allocated for DBS&rsquo S$3 billion three-year share buyback programme. 
 
The Autobahn group, which includes car-sharing service Shariot, has debts of more than S$300 million. 
Autobahn group fallout tightens private-hire car financing, but COE premiums unlikely to fall
The bank&rsquo s wealth management segment could record further growth in its assets under management (AUM) for Q4 2025, following the segment&rsquo s 18 per cent year-on-year AUM growth for the first nine months of 2025. 
 
This could support its guidance for wealth management fees to grow by a mid-teens percentage in FY2026, said Tay. 
 
Potential increases in credit costs for Q4 2025 as a result of its loan exposure to the indebted car leasing company Autobahn could be buffered by a write-back of DBS&rsquo management overlay which stood at around S$2.5 billion for the first nine months of 2025, said Tay. DBS&rsquo loan exposure to Autobahn is around S$102.6 million. 
 
&ldquo The withdrawal of Autobahn&rsquo s appeal for creditor protection means that creditors&rsquo claims or writs of seizure and sale of Autobahn&rsquo s fleet of vehicles may proceed, potentially allowing DBS to recoup part of its exposure to Autobahn,&rdquo he said. 
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