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Singtel Bullish???
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SgYuan
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25-Mar-2019 22:19
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w0 283 w1 311 w2?293 w3?
w1 28 w2 17 tgt 294 - px hit 292 - px cannot break 292 danger w3 45 tgt 339 subwave1 w0 292 w1 304 w2?294 w1 12 w2 10 - px cannot break 292 danget w3 19 tgt 311 w4 w5 |
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investshare
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25-Mar-2019 20:37
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ARPU going to tank ..
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Starship
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25-Mar-2019 19:18
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Singtel today launched it' s revolutionary fully-online $20 SIM-Only No Contract Plan named GOMO that' s set to see a stampeding herd rushing out the exit doors of it' s competitiors and into Singtel' s GOMO app....................   
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pasttime
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25-Mar-2019 07:49
Yells: "gold silver are real money. not others iou." |
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my guesstimate on their forwarddividend. btween 13-15c for a while. then 5G growth kicks in (the time of low price mobile phone maybe comming to end and users will then start to switch back to with phone plan ) and they must control the indian company well on spending and possible leakage. the dividend will increased after a few years. so my guess is short term will be around this price and maybe up a bit. then mid -long term growth. they still have lots of good idea outside of telco main business. just felt they always launch and leave it to grow. not aggressive enough to growth these good ideas. like cloud, sass platform, security, e-wallet, etc. all good things they attempt but then just let it grow naturally. |
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investshare
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25-Mar-2019 07:41
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Ironically after pumping this half a billion, Singtel share in Bharti actually reduced. | ||||
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25-Mar-2019 07:39
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Simgtel has over expanded in India when it was making good money locally and from Australia. It it is not too late to pull out. Further investment is dumping good money at bad. Bharti will drain and bleed Singtel. |
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investshare
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23-Mar-2019 08:50
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Not sure why you question their motives.
They are credit rating house, they have to react to Singtel spending half a billion dollar cash, which would definitely affect the company to some extend . Furthermore They are not downgrading Singtel to junk.
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FATABA
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22-Mar-2019 22:40
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These 2 turkeys ...has some perfect timing ...one after another ....Hmmmmm, hard to believe on there motives......
Fitch cuts Singtel outlook to ' negative' on Bharti rights issue, weaker growthFri, Mar 22, 2019 - 7:08 PM
MAINBOARD-LISTED Singtel' s long-term default outlook has been cut to " negative" by Fitch Ratings, weeks after credit agency Moody' s did the same. The outlook downgrade from " stable" came on the back of both Singtel' s planned rights subscription in Indian associate Bharti Airtel and prospects of weaker earnings growth in tough markets, Fitch said on Thursday - the same reasons that had been given by Moody' s Investors Service on March 5. But both Fitch and Moody' s kept their senior unsecured ratings for the telco, with Fitch holding to an " A+" rating. Moody' s has an " A1" rating, albeit with a warning of " weak credit metrics" , while Standard & Poor' s (S& P) recently reiterated an " A+" rating and stable outlook on Singtel. |
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tonylim
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19-Mar-2019 09:44
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Can Singtel maintain its dividend payouts?
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Starship
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18-Mar-2019 19:07
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Singtel expands cross-border payments alliance with Japan mobile payments tech firm addition MON, MAR 18, 2019 - 1:36 PM SINGTEL' S cross-border mobile payments alliance VIA has added a new member, Japanese mobile payments technology firm Netstars, the telco announced on Monday. Netstars will enable its network of 100,000 stores in Japan to accept QR code payments made through e-wallets that are part of the VIA network - Singtel Dash, AIS GLOBAL Pay and soon Kasikornbank' s K Plus and Axiata Digital' s Boost Malaysia e-wallets. K Plus and Boost' s cross-border functionality will only be rolled out in the next few months. K Plus joined the VIA alliance when it was launched in October. Boost Malaysia was added two weeks ago. Netstars' existing network of merchants includes retail outlets and food and beverage outlets at airports, shopping malls, tourist attractions and transportation areas in Japan. It aims to grow its merchant base to one million stores in Japan by end-2020. The addition of Netstars to VIA marks the alliance' s debut in North Asia, said Arthur Lang, CEO of Singtel' s international group, in a media statement on Monday. " VIA&rsquo s steady expansion has taken it beyond our associate markets, and now beyond telco e-wallets and South-east Asia. These partnerships to grow cross-border mobile payments continue to add further momentum to the Singtel Group&rsquo s goal of empowering consumers and enabling them to transact seamlessly across borders," he said. Tsuyoshi Ri, CEO of Netstars, added in the statement: &ldquo We are delighted to join the VIA alliance and collaborate with Singtel to welcome more mobile payment users from South-east Asia. Together we will bring convenience to both customers and stores as Netstars expands its store network.&rdquo https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/singtel-expands-cross-border-payments-alliance-with-japan-mobile-payments-tech |
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patient168
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14-Mar-2019 08:52
Yells: "patience is the key to winning" |
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Today buy/sell volumn is very high @ opening. Something is fishing. | ||||
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like2learn
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13-Mar-2019 19:33
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Waiting for it to visit 52wk low - 2.83.
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Luzern
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13-Mar-2019 15:23
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IMO, Singtel have a lot of headwind........not just in India, Locally and Australia. Its also in a bind in its decision on who' s hardware to use for 5G............this one ma chiam like " Wu Da Lang Chi Yao" ....either way also kenna. IMO.
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13-Mar-2019 14:00
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Hopeless.... | ||||
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Starship
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13-Mar-2019 11:32
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有 金 山 在 不 怕 没 钱 花 .............................. GIC has Singtel' s back in Bharti Airtel rights issue 12/03/19, 11:48 pm SINGAPORE (Mar 11): GIC, Singapore&rsquo s sovereign wealth fund, is making a concerted effort to help Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel), the largest government-linked company, maintain the city state&rsquo s hold on India&rsquo s Bharti Airtel, which is tapping investors for fresh funds of US$3.5 billion ($4.75 billion) so that it can continue to wage a brutal price war in the Indian mobile market. &ldquo Our participation in this rights offering with our partners and a leading investor such as GIC reflects our long-standing commitment to Airtel and the confidence in the future of the Indian market,&rdquo says Arthur Lang, CEO of Singtel&rsquo s International Group. Singtel owns a direct stake of 15% in Bharti Airtel, which has been bruised by price-cuts-for-market share initiated by new competitor Jio, which is funded by the deep pockets of Reliance Group. On Feb 14, Singtel reported 3QFY2019 earnings of $823 million, down 14% y-o-y, with lower contributions from its associate companies, which besides Bharti include Thailand&rsquo s Advanced Info Service and Indonesia&rsquo s Telkomsel, or Telekomunikasi Selular. Bharti, for one, caused Singtel to suffer a loss of $86 million, from just $6 million worth of red ink in the preceding 2Q. &ldquo Airtel has performed well despite business headwinds and is consolidating its position in a more sustainable market,&rdquo says Lang, adding that Singtel is keeping its long-term view of the Indian market. Under the terms of the rights issue announced on March 7, Singtel will be stumping up US$525 million to pay for its full rights entitlement of 170 million new Bharti Airtel shares priced at INR220 each. Airtel&rsquo s operations span more than a dozen large and fast-growing emerging markets. However, owning stakes in these companies requires constant investments. In the last 12 months, Singtel has made additional investments of about $900 million in the Bharti Group, including US$250 million in Airtel Africa. GIC Singapore, on the other hand, is forking out a bigger sum of US$700 million. GIC is not an existing shareholder. It is taking up the rights entitlement renounced by Bharti Telecom, another existing major shareholder of Bharti Airtel. With the support of these various major investors, a total of 67% of the rights issue has already been committed. Singtel&rsquo s effective interest in Bharti Airtel (which takes into account stakes held via Bharti Telecom) will be slightly trimmed to 35.2% from 39.5% now &mdash assuming all rights are subscribed. Singtel remains Bharti Airtel&rsquo s single-largest shareholder. Singtel also notes that there are indications the price war in India is not going to accelerate. In March 2017, average revenue per user was INR158 it hit a recent bottom of INR100 in September 2018. By December 2018, ARPU had edged up slightly to INR104. For years, Singapore&rsquo s official stance has been that the country&rsquo s largest government-linked companies such as Singtel are managed by their own boards, and kept at an arm&rsquo s length from the two sovereign wealth funds GIC and Temasek Holdings &mdash which owns 52.35% of Singtel. With this latest reinforcement of Singtel&rsquo s stake by GIC, there are signs the two funds are getting more actively involved. However, it is not always immediately clear who the ultimate beneficiaries are. https://www.theedgesingapore.com/gic-has-singtels-back-bharti-airtel-rights-issue 
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FATABA
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13-Mar-2019 08:38
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Just within a wk ....Singtel paper gain is 50% ......wonder those analyse n Bloomberg article is for damage so they can buy or what ? When the India telco mkt consolidate...only a few real strong telco will survive. Investment in infrastructure for telco is large n long term Who has a better laugh.... time will tell . Dyodd
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investshare
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13-Mar-2019 06:12
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Black hole?
Airtel?s operations span more than a dozen large and fast-growing emerging markets. However, owning stakes in these companies requires constant investments. In the last 12 months, Singtel has made additional investments of about $900 million in the Bharti Group, including US$250 million in Airtel Africa. |
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investshare
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12-Mar-2019 11:31
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XR already?
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fatpanda
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12-Mar-2019 11:11
Yells: "Another wonderful day!" |
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So, the Ang Moh rating agency was talking rock.
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fatpanda
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12-Mar-2019 11:08
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To be cost effective, A new company should be set up for installation and manage the 5G network, and all telcos shall fund this company and share the network resources, like our fibre optioc network. | ||||
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