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Singtel Bullish???
ckmpd1
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17-Feb-2022 14:24     
 
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 Alert Admin 		yesyesyes.  Good advice to her

As for me, I believe the best is yet to come for Singtel.  So I am holding my shares and will buy more when opportunity arises

PhillipTan      ( Date: 17-Feb-2022 14:20) Posted:

Please sell at $2.55-$2.56 then
But we will continue to wait for it to go up
So, good luck and bye bye
See you in other threads
 

annebelinda      ( Date: 17-Feb-2022 11:37) Posted:

Fat Hope! $2.56 still on offer.  angel
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17-Feb-2022 14:20     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Please sell at $2.55-$2.56 then
But we will continue to wait for it to go up
So, good luck and bye bye
See you in other threads
 

annebelinda      ( Date: 17-Feb-2022 11:37) Posted:

Fat Hope! $2.56 still on offer.  angel
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17-Feb-2022 13:27     
 
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 Alert Admin 		It is a matter of time frame.  In Jan 2021, some investors said " fat hope" to SCI reaching $2.  Look where SCI is now.  Never say never.  Never say " fat hope" because it may reach $3.37

annebelinda      ( Date: 17-Feb-2022 11:37) Posted:

Fat Hope! $2.56 still on offer.  angel
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17-Feb-2022 12:00     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Analyst is bullish but did Maybank really buy in? Prices seems stuck at 2.55-2.57. 

ST results is not really fantastic. Strip off the exceptional gains & allowances, the Qtr profit remains around $500M. There is not much to cheer about.   

 

Joelton      ( Date: 17-Feb-2022 10:42) Posted:

CGS-CIMB, Maybank raise Singtel targets on higher valuations for associates
 
CGS-CIMB and Maybank Securities on Wednesday (Feb 16) raised their target prices (TP) for Singtel Singtel: Z74 -0.78% after placing higher valuations on the telco&rsquo s associates. 
 
The research team of CGS-CIMB increased its TP on Singtel to S$3.30 from S$2.90 due to higher fair values for Singtel&rsquo s associates - led by India associate Bharti. It maintains its &ldquo add&rdquo call on Singtel. 
 
The new TP implies a potential upside of 29.4 per cent from the counter' s Wednesday closing price of S$2.55. Singtel' s shares were down 0.8 per cent or S$0.02 at the time.
 
Meanwhile, Maybank raised its TP to S$2.98 from S$2.83 after inputting higher valuations for these associates. This implies a potential upside of about 16.9 per cent. The research team has also maintained its &ldquo buy&rdquo call on the stock.
 
Singtel remains a top pick when it comes to Singapore telcos for CGS-CIMB, Maybank as well as RHB. 
 
RHB maintains " buy" on the counter, along with an unchanged TP of S$3.37 - implying a potential upside of 32.2 per cent. It said its TP incorporates a 12 per cent ESG (environmental, social and governance) premium based on in-house methodology.
 
DBS, in a separate report on Tuesday, maintained its " buy" call on Singtel with an unchanged TP of S$3.13, implying a potential upside of 22.7 per cent.
 
Singtel' s core net profit for the 9 months ended Dec 31, 2021 has missed expectations slightly. The S$1.45 billion posted for the period was 65 per cent of consensus estimates, 70 per cent of CGS-CIMB' s and DBS' s forecasts, and 71 per cent of RHB' s projections.
 
CGS-CIMB has cut its estimates for FY2022-24 core earnings per share (EPS) by 5 to 6 per cent after factoring in lower Singapore earnings. It projects core EPS to rebound 13 per cent year on year in FY2022, then rise 30 per cent in FY2023 and 17 per cent in FY2024.
 
This will come on the back of higher associate earnings (led by Bharti) due to easing competition, roaming revenue recovery and higher Optus earnings due to more rational competition and cost savings.
 
Maybank noted that operational revenue should improve further as associate earnings recover from lockdowns and as economic conditions stabilise. Meanwhile, easing border restrictions should support the Singapore and Australia consumer divisions. 

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17-Feb-2022 11:52     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Up up up! Sky is the limit. 2.8 should be quite easy to reach if BB start to push. IF :) 
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 Alert Admin 		Fat Hope! $2.56 still on offer.  angel
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17-Feb-2022 10:45     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Target price of $3.37,  Potential upside of 32.2%

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Joelton      ( Date: 17-Feb-2022 10:42) Posted:

CGS-CIMB, Maybank raise Singtel targets on higher valuations for associates
 
CGS-CIMB and Maybank Securities on Wednesday (Feb 16) raised their target prices (TP) for Singtel Singtel: Z74 -0.78% after placing higher valuations on the telco&rsquo s associates. 
 
The research team of CGS-CIMB increased its TP on Singtel to S$3.30 from S$2.90 due to higher fair values for Singtel&rsquo s associates - led by India associate Bharti. It maintains its &ldquo add&rdquo call on Singtel. 
 
The new TP implies a potential upside of 29.4 per cent from the counter' s Wednesday closing price of S$2.55. Singtel' s shares were down 0.8 per cent or S$0.02 at the time.
 
Meanwhile, Maybank raised its TP to S$2.98 from S$2.83 after inputting higher valuations for these associates. This implies a potential upside of about 16.9 per cent. The research team has also maintained its &ldquo buy&rdquo call on the stock.
 
Singtel remains a top pick when it comes to Singapore telcos for CGS-CIMB, Maybank as well as RHB. 
 
RHB maintains " buy" on the counter, along with an unchanged TP of S$3.37 - implying a potential upside of 32.2 per cent. It said its TP incorporates a 12 per cent ESG (environmental, social and governance) premium based on in-house methodology.
 
DBS, in a separate report on Tuesday, maintained its " buy" call on Singtel with an unchanged TP of S$3.13, implying a potential upside of 22.7 per cent.
 
Singtel' s core net profit for the 9 months ended Dec 31, 2021 has missed expectations slightly. The S$1.45 billion posted for the period was 65 per cent of consensus estimates, 70 per cent of CGS-CIMB' s and DBS' s forecasts, and 71 per cent of RHB' s projections.
 
CGS-CIMB has cut its estimates for FY2022-24 core earnings per share (EPS) by 5 to 6 per cent after factoring in lower Singapore earnings. It projects core EPS to rebound 13 per cent year on year in FY2022, then rise 30 per cent in FY2023 and 17 per cent in FY2024.
 
This will come on the back of higher associate earnings (led by Bharti) due to easing competition, roaming revenue recovery and higher Optus earnings due to more rational competition and cost savings.
 
Maybank noted that operational revenue should improve further as associate earnings recover from lockdowns and as economic conditions stabilise. Meanwhile, easing border restrictions should support the Singapore and Australia consumer divisions. 

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CGS-CIMB, Maybank raise Singtel targets on higher valuations for associates
 
CGS-CIMB and Maybank Securities on Wednesday (Feb 16) raised their target prices (TP) for Singtel Singtel: Z74 -0.78% after placing higher valuations on the telco&rsquo s associates. 
 
The research team of CGS-CIMB increased its TP on Singtel to S$3.30 from S$2.90 due to higher fair values for Singtel&rsquo s associates - led by India associate Bharti. It maintains its &ldquo add&rdquo call on Singtel. 
 
The new TP implies a potential upside of 29.4 per cent from the counter' s Wednesday closing price of S$2.55. Singtel' s shares were down 0.8 per cent or S$0.02 at the time.
 
Meanwhile, Maybank raised its TP to S$2.98 from S$2.83 after inputting higher valuations for these associates. This implies a potential upside of about 16.9 per cent. The research team has also maintained its &ldquo buy&rdquo call on the stock.
 
Singtel remains a top pick when it comes to Singapore telcos for CGS-CIMB, Maybank as well as RHB. 
 
RHB maintains " buy" on the counter, along with an unchanged TP of S$3.37 - implying a potential upside of 32.2 per cent. It said its TP incorporates a 12 per cent ESG (environmental, social and governance) premium based on in-house methodology.
 
DBS, in a separate report on Tuesday, maintained its " buy" call on Singtel with an unchanged TP of S$3.13, implying a potential upside of 22.7 per cent.
 
Singtel' s core net profit for the 9 months ended Dec 31, 2021 has missed expectations slightly. The S$1.45 billion posted for the period was 65 per cent of consensus estimates, 70 per cent of CGS-CIMB' s and DBS' s forecasts, and 71 per cent of RHB' s projections.
 
CGS-CIMB has cut its estimates for FY2022-24 core earnings per share (EPS) by 5 to 6 per cent after factoring in lower Singapore earnings. It projects core EPS to rebound 13 per cent year on year in FY2022, then rise 30 per cent in FY2023 and 17 per cent in FY2024.
 
This will come on the back of higher associate earnings (led by Bharti) due to easing competition, roaming revenue recovery and higher Optus earnings due to more rational competition and cost savings.
 
Maybank noted that operational revenue should improve further as associate earnings recover from lockdowns and as economic conditions stabilise. Meanwhile, easing border restrictions should support the Singapore and Australia consumer divisions. 
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17-Feb-2022 08:22     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Maximum authorised share buy back for Singtel is more than 800m shares

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CGS-CIMB, Maybank raise Singtel targets on higher valuations for associates

CGS-CIMB and Maybank Securities on Wednesday (Feb 16) raised their target prices (TP) for Singtel after placing higher valuations on the telco&rsquo s associates. 

The research team of CGS-CIMB increased its TP on Singtel to S$3.30 from S$2.90 due to higher fair values for Singtel&rsquo s associates - led by India associate Bharti. It maintains its &ldquo add&rdquo call on Singtel. 

The new TP implies a potential upside of 29.4 per cent from the counter' s Wednesday closing price of S$2.55. Singtel' s shares were down 0.8 per cent or S$0.02 at the time.

Meanwhile, Maybank raised its TP to S$2.98 from S$2.83 after inputting higher valuations for these associates. This implies a potential upside of about 16.9 per cent. The research team has also maintained its &ldquo buy&rdquo call on the stock.

Singtel remains a top pick when it comes to Singapore telcos for CGS-CIMB, Maybank as well as RHB. 

RHB maintains " buy" on the counter, along with an unchanged TP of S$3.37 - implying a potential upside of 32.2 per cent. It said its TP incorporates a 12 per cent ESG (environmental, social and governance) premium based on in-house methodology.

DBS, in a separate report on Tuesday, maintained its " buy" call on Singtel with an unchanged TP of S$3.13, implying a potential upside of 22.7 per cent.

Singtel' s core net profit for the 9 months ended Dec 31, 2021 has missed expectations slightly. The S$1.45 billion posted for the period was 65 per cent of consensus estimates, 70 per cent of CGS-CIMB' s and DBS' s forecasts, and 71 per cent of RHB' s projections.

CGS-CIMB has cut its estimates for FY2022-24 core earnings per share (EPS) by 5 to 6 per cent after factoring in lower Singapore earnings. It projects core EPS to rebound 13 per cent year on year in FY2022, then rise 30 per cent in FY2023 and 17 per cent in FY2024.

This will come on the back of higher associate earnings (led by Bharti) due to easing competition, roaming revenue recovery and higher Optus earnings due to more rational competition and cost savings.

Maybank noted that operational revenue should improve further as associate earnings recover from lockdowns and as economic conditions stabilise. Meanwhile, easing border restrictions should support the Singapore and Australia consumer divisions. 

 
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16-Feb-2022 23:52     
 
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 Alert Admin 		We can safely presume there are no known bad news from within Singtel, else they will not execute share buyback.

But the counter is still subject to external forces such as geopolitical risks, regulatory risks and shortist attacks.

slingshotpro      ( Date: 16-Feb-2022 22:16) Posted:

The last time they bought, I remember it was $2.57, at the high side, but after a few days, from $2.57 it started falling until to $2.30, and they didn?t buy and support at all

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 Alert Admin 		The last time they bought, I remember it was $2.57, at the high side, but after a few days, from $2.57 it started falling until to $2.30, and they didn?t buy and support at all

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16-Feb-2022 21:11     
 
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 Alert Admin 		shares bought back today: 838,496 between $2.54 to $2.56
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16-Feb-2022 18:27     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Agree,  It shd run up more before financial results in May 2022.  Expecting good results in that announcement and good dividends

Hector      ( Date: 16-Feb-2022 17:08) Posted:

Singtel with net profit of S$734 million and share price only at $2.55?
Think there should be more upside to come to pre-covid level sooner
 

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16-Feb-2022 17:29     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Underlying EBIDTA rose 6% YOY and underlying EBIT rose 25% YOY.  This reflects the true operational performance in Australia and Singapore.

Reason for drop in net profit was due to reduction of NBN migration revenue in Australia and Job Support Scheme in Singapore.  The Optus tower sale profit offset the drop in net profit.  And then there is a need to provision for the unfavourable Federal Court judgement relating to 2001 tax dispute. 

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" Excluded Optus&rsquo NBN migration revenues (Q3 FY2022: A$7 million, Q3 FY2021: A$72 million and YTD Dec 2021: A$58 million, YTD Dec 2020: A$281 million) and Jobs Support Scheme credits from the Singapore government (Q3 FY2022: S$0.3 million, Q3 FY2021: S$13 million and YTD Dec 2021: S$4 million, YTD Dec 2020: S$106 million)."  

hokpin      ( Date: 16-Feb-2022 13:48) Posted:

So it means the profit will be a drop yoy if without the gain from Australia Tower Asset disposal?

Joelton      ( Date: 16-Feb-2022 09:39) Posted:

Singtel Q3 profit rises 23.8% on gains from Australia tower asset disposal
SINGTEL Singtel: Z74 +0.78% posted a 23.8 per cent rise in net profit to S$734 million for its third quarter ended Dec 31, 2021, from S$593 million a year ago.
 
This was mainly due to a net exceptional gain from the disposal of its 70 per cent stake in Australia Tower Network (ATN), although this sum was partially offset by provisions for primary tax, interest and penalties from an unfavourable ruling for a tax dispute in Australia, the telco said in its business update on Tuesday (Feb 15).
 
In October, Singtel said it was selling stakes in ATN, which operates telecommunications towers for Singtel' s Australian telco subsidiary Optus, for A$1.9 billion (S$1.83 billion). Upon completion, the company recognised a net gain of S$538 million from the disposal.
 
Meanwhile, revenue for the quarter was down 7.7 per cent to S$3.91 billion, from S$4.24 billion a year ago, due to lower national broadband network (NBN) migration revenue and equipment sales, and lower Jobs Support Scheme credits.
 
In Singapore, its consumer business saw a 5.2 per cent decline in operating revenue due to lower mobile equipment sales revenue amid global supply constraints, lower mobile connections and longer handset replacement cycles.
 
As for Australia, the telco reported NBN migrant revenue of A$7 million, &ldquo significantly lower&rdquo than the A$72 million posted in the same period a year ago, as migrations are near completion.
 
The group&rsquo s enterprise segment reported a 3.1 per cent fall in operating revenue due to a decline in its legacy carriage business, partly mitigated by higher mobile service revenue.
 
Meanwhile, its ICT revenue was stable as higher data centre and cybersecurity services were offset by fewer ICT deals compared to the same quarter last year.
 
The telco also noted that post-tax contributions from its regional associates was up 13 per cent to S$332 million, from S$294 million a year ago.
 
This was boosted by a profit turnaround at Airtel, which saw strong operating momentum in India and Africa, although partially offset by weaker performance in Indonesia' s Telkomsel and the Philippines' Globe Telecom.
 
Singtel' s group chief executive Yuen Kuan Moon noted that the company has been focusing on expanding its 5G operations and building new businesses across Asia in areas including digital banking and data centres.
 
" Underpinning these investments is an active programme to recycle capital and crystallise value from our existing assets, allowing us to build out growth drivers for the future and deliver a sustainable dividend to shareholders," Yuen said.
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 Alert Admin 		Singtel with net profit of S$734 million and share price only at $2.55?
Think there should be more upside to come to pre-covid level sooner
 
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 Alert Admin 		Singtel share price:

30 Oct 2020 - $2.03
16 Feb 2022 - $2.57
 
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 Alert Admin 		So it means the profit will be a drop yoy if without the gain from Australia Tower Asset disposal?

Joelton      ( Date: 16-Feb-2022 09:39) Posted:

Singtel Q3 profit rises 23.8% on gains from Australia tower asset disposal
SINGTEL Singtel: Z74 +0.78% posted a 23.8 per cent rise in net profit to S$734 million for its third quarter ended Dec 31, 2021, from S$593 million a year ago.
 
This was mainly due to a net exceptional gain from the disposal of its 70 per cent stake in Australia Tower Network (ATN), although this sum was partially offset by provisions for primary tax, interest and penalties from an unfavourable ruling for a tax dispute in Australia, the telco said in its business update on Tuesday (Feb 15).
 
In October, Singtel said it was selling stakes in ATN, which operates telecommunications towers for Singtel' s Australian telco subsidiary Optus, for A$1.9 billion (S$1.83 billion). Upon completion, the company recognised a net gain of S$538 million from the disposal.
 
Meanwhile, revenue for the quarter was down 7.7 per cent to S$3.91 billion, from S$4.24 billion a year ago, due to lower national broadband network (NBN) migration revenue and equipment sales, and lower Jobs Support Scheme credits.
 
In Singapore, its consumer business saw a 5.2 per cent decline in operating revenue due to lower mobile equipment sales revenue amid global supply constraints, lower mobile connections and longer handset replacement cycles.
 
As for Australia, the telco reported NBN migrant revenue of A$7 million, &ldquo significantly lower&rdquo than the A$72 million posted in the same period a year ago, as migrations are near completion.
 
The group&rsquo s enterprise segment reported a 3.1 per cent fall in operating revenue due to a decline in its legacy carriage business, partly mitigated by higher mobile service revenue.
 
Meanwhile, its ICT revenue was stable as higher data centre and cybersecurity services were offset by fewer ICT deals compared to the same quarter last year.
 
The telco also noted that post-tax contributions from its regional associates was up 13 per cent to S$332 million, from S$294 million a year ago.
 
This was boosted by a profit turnaround at Airtel, which saw strong operating momentum in India and Africa, although partially offset by weaker performance in Indonesia' s Telkomsel and the Philippines' Globe Telecom.
 
Singtel' s group chief executive Yuen Kuan Moon noted that the company has been focusing on expanding its 5G operations and building new businesses across Asia in areas including digital banking and data centres.
 
" Underpinning these investments is an active programme to recycle capital and crystallise value from our existing assets, allowing us to build out growth drivers for the future and deliver a sustainable dividend to shareholders," Yuen said.
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 Alert Admin 		Quite normal la, many people like to trade by TA, plus these people should have made good return past two times, but not a big deal, its still an ascending triangle pattern in weekly chart

vivacious      ( Date: 16-Feb-2022 09:27) Posted:

alamak shorting 

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16-Feb-2022 09:40     
 
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 Alert Admin 		End show coming? It' s all over?  Got to wait for next change? So fast!

vivacious      ( Date: 16-Feb-2022 09:27) Posted:

alamak shorting 

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