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Joelton
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27-Aug-2026 10:26
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ST Engineering unit wins S$750 million contract for Taiwan metro line [SINGAPORE] ST Engineering : S63 -1.21%&rsquo s urban solutions business secured in August a S$750 million turnkey rail services contract for the extension of a metro line in Taoyuan, a special municipality in northwestern Taiwan. The mainboard-listed global technology, defence and engineering group said on Wednesday (Aug 26) that the project to extend Taoyuan&rsquo s green line will start in Q4 this year and span seven years. This contract is part of a broader one with consortium partner Hyundai Rotem, said ST Engineering. ST Engineering will lead the overall project management and systems integration, and provide rail-electronics solutions, including supervisory control and data acquisition a communications system an automatic fare-collection system and platform screen doors. Hyundai Rotem will provide the power-supply system and rolling stock. ST Engineering will work with its partners to oversee the integration and delivery of key project components, including signalling, depot equipment and track works. The group&rsquo s urban solutions president Gareth Tang noted that the win is a reflection of its customers&rsquo confidence in its ability to deliver large-scale rail infrastructure programmes. Taoyuan MRT&rsquo s green line extension stretches for 7.2 km and comprises five stations. Local media reports describe it as the first metro line to be independently planned for by the local government. This contract adds to ST Engineering&rsquo s ongoing delivery of rail electronics solutions for the line, said the Singapore-headquartered group. Back in July, ST Engineering bagged a S$840 million contract for Taoyuan&rsquo s 11.4 km brown line. The project is also expected to begin in the fourth quarter of this year, and will be delivered over eight years. Shares of ST Engineering ended Wednesday down 1.2 per cent or S$0.13 at S$10.58, before the announcement. |
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seanpent
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14-Aug-2026 14:31
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High of $11.63 in Apr26. Hopefully $13 could be seen anytime soon. ( May26, https://www.poems.com.sg/stock-research/STN.SG/ ) |
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seanpent
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14-Aug-2026 12:47
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Tricky crap. Couple days back dumped to as low as 9.83. Now at 10.79. Sure good to stay invested then trade. |
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Joelton
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13-Aug-2026 10:56
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ST Engineering' s 1HFY2026 earnings outpaced revenue growth on more favourable business mix Carried by growth across its various key business segments, Singapore Technologies Engineering has reported revenue of $6.57 billion for its 1HFY2027, up 11.1% over the year earlier period. However, thanks to better margins from a more favourable business mix, earnings for the same half year ended June was up 27.1% to $512.1 million. " The robust performance was underpinned by the strength of our businesses and disciplined execution," says group president and CEO Vincent Chong. In 1HFY2026, the company won new contracts worth some $7.6 billion, with $2.9 billion secured in the second quarter. Out of which, $1.2 billion was for commercial aerospace contracts, $1.2 billion from defence & public security and $0.5 billion from urban solutions & satcom. In addition, the company added the US$1.3 billion New Jersey Turnpike Authority E-ZPass Services (NJTA) contract. As at June 30, its order book has hit a record of $35.7 billion, with $5.7 billion to be delivered by end of the year. Among the contracts won include counter-drone solutions for a second new customer in Asia for air defence deployment high performance GPU infrastructure, training and simulation solutions and also sale of assault rifles and repeat orders of 40mm ammunition. " We are encouraged by our growth momentum and are confident of finishing the year strongly. At the same time, our strengthening order book and robust pipeline of opportunities stand us in good stead to drive continued revenue growth," he adds. ST Engineering' s commercial aerospace segment recorded the most revenue among its key units, with an increase of 15% to $2.69 billion. Ebit was up 29% to $288 million, thanks to a more favourable product mix and productivity savings. Defence & public security recorded revenue of $2.82 billion, up 7%. Ebit was up 10% to $404 million. Rebased revenue and ebit, which excludes divested businesses and one-offs, was up 14% and 16% respectively. Urban solutions & satcom revenue was up 15% to $1.06 billion. Ebit improved from $12 million a year earlier to $46 million. ST Engineering plans to pay an interim dividend of 5 cents for 2QFY2026, up from 4 cents paid this time last year. It is guiding for another 5 cents for the coming 3QFY2026. ST Engineering shares closed at $10.28 on Aug 12, up 0.78%, extending a gain of 22.24% year to date. |
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spursfan
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13-Aug-2026 07:47
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https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/C8BD8IFF6BB243DP/900701_ST%20Engineering%201H2026%20Results%20Announcement.pdf |
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MrBear12
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13-Aug-2026 06:38
Yells: "Cast all our anxieties on Jesus for He cares for us" |
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Record profits and increase of dividend to 5 cents for 2Q and 3 Q ... Trade with STENG | ||||
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Joelton
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12-Aug-2026 12:25
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ST Engineering shares fall as much as 4.7% after reporting softer Q2 orders [SINGAPORE] Shares of ST Engineering : S63 0% fell as much as 4.7 per cent on Tuesday (Aug 11) after the company reported a year-on-year drop in second-quarter order wins. The defence and engineering group on Friday said it secured S$2.9 billion in new contracts in Q2 2026. This was a 38.3 per cent drop from its S$4.7 billion worth of orders in the corresponding period last year. Its 2026 order total stemmed from S$1.2 billion in the commercial aerospace segment, S$1.2 billion in the defence and public security segment and S$500 million in the urban solutions and satcom segment. This was down from S$1.5 billion, S$1.5 billion and S$1.7 billion, respectively. The counter fell to as low as S$9.83 in the first 15 minutes of trading on Tuesday, retreating S$0.49. About 2.6 million securities had changed hands by then. As at midday, it had pared some losses to be 2.4 per cent or S$0.25 down at S$10.07. &ldquo The timing of contract completions may have had a hand in the performance as management has indicated that underlying demand and customer negotiations remain healthy,&rdquo said Citi analyst Luis Hilado on Friday. While the brokerage acknowledged near-term risks such as labour shortages, cost inflation and integration risks for ST Engineering, it took a positive view that a &ldquo healthy base of contracts to win&rdquo could provide economies of scale that offset these risks. &ldquo We believe the steady and predictable growth in the current uncertain market conditions will drive it above its mean valuation,&rdquo said Hilado&rsquo s note, which had a target price of S$10.65. Singapore&rsquo s High Court on Friday also rejected a bid to bring unit ST Engineering Aerospace Systems into a trademark infringement suit over allegedly counterfeit components supplied for use in Republic of Singapore Air Force aircraft. |
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Joelton
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08-Aug-2026 15:22
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ST Engineering reported $2.9 bil in new contracts in 2Q2026 Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) secured $2.9 billion worth of new contracts in the 2Q2026, the group announced on Aug 7. Of the total amount, $1.2 billion was from the commercial aerospace segment across its maintenance, repair & overhaul (MRO) and aerostructures & systems businesses. Another $1.2 billion was from the defence & public security segment across its various businesses, while the remaining $0.5 billion was from the urban solutions & satcom segment secured across its key business lines. These wins, plus the recognition of the US$1.3 billion ($1.7 billion) New Jersey Turnpike Authority E-ZPass Services contract during the quarter, means the group ended June 30 with an order book of $35.7 billion. These contracts are not expected to have any material impact on ST Engineering&rsquo s consolidated net tangible assets per share and earnings per share for its current financial year. ST Engineering will release its 1HFY2026 ended June results before the market opens on Aug 13. |
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seanpent
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03-Aug-2026 11:03
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They missed another boat again?
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MrBear12
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31-Jul-2026 23:24
Yells: "Cast all our anxieties on Jesus for He cares for us" |
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only those who listen to such reports will be slaughtered...
let them say what they want... we only need to be discerning! right??
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stlimst
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31-Jul-2026 22:23
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Oh so JP Morgan is killing all SGX blue chip stocks = starting with Seatrium, now ST Engrg?
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papercut111
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31-Jul-2026 17:20
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JP Morgan did write a report.
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stlimst
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31-Jul-2026 16:11
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Dropped so much after announcing solid contract wins...strange.
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seanpent
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31-Jul-2026 11:42
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Couldn' t locate any latest analyst report. Some more it' s after a big contract win.
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stlimst
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31-Jul-2026 11:36
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What is happening to ST Engrg? Dropped so much?
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seanpent
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30-Jul-2026 08:51
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reversal up yday
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Delvyss
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29-Jul-2026 15:56
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ST Engineering iDirect Secures Strategic Defense Wins in Asia and Europe https://www.prnewswire.com/in/news-releases/st-engineering-idirect-secures-strategic-defense-wins-in-asia-and-europe-302835908.html |
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seanpent
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29-Jul-2026 10:00
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Another substantial one :)
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Joelton
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29-Jul-2026 09:59
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ST Engineering wins $840 mil rail services contract in Taiwan ST Engineering has won a rail services contract worth $840 million to provide turnkey rail services for the Taoyuan MRT Brown Line in Taiwan. The deal, won via its urban solutions unit, will expand ST Engineering&rsquo s role in Taiwan&rsquo s rail network where it has been active for over three decades. Project execution is expected to commence in the fourth quarter of 2026 and will be delivered over eight years. Under the contract, won as part of a consortium with Hyundai Rotem, ST Engineering will lead overall project management and systems integration for the project. ST Engineering will also provide rail electronics solutions including supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), communications system, automatic fare collection system and platform screen doors. The company says it will be responsible for the overall integration and delivery of key project components, including the signalling system, track works and bulk substation building civil works. Hyundai Rotem, the consortium partner, will provide the rolling stock and power supply system. &ldquo This contract reflects our customer&rsquo s confidence in our ability to deliver large-scale rail infrastructure projects, drawing on decades of experience in delivering major rail projects in Taiwan and around the world,&rdquo says Gareth Tang, president, urban solutions of ST Engineering. &ldquo We look forward to supporting the continued expansion of Taoyuan' s rail network, and delivering a world-class metro system that enhances accessibility for local communities,&rdquo he adds. Comprising seven stations, the 11.38km Taoyuan MRT Brown Line links Taoyuan City and the Greater Taipei area. This project adds to ST Engineering&rsquo s global track record of more than 200 rail projects across 50 cities worldwide, underscoring its capabilities in providing end-to-end rail solutions from project management and systems integration to rail electronics solutions. ST Engineering shares closed at $10.53 on July 28, down 0.57% for the day but up 25.21% year to date. |
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Delvyss
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28-Jul-2026 08:30
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ST Engineering Digital Systems reports new sales of C-UAS systems in Asiahttps://www.unmannedairspace.info/counter-uas-systems-and-policies/st-engineering-digital-systems-reports-new-sales-of-c-uas-systems-in-asia/ |
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