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You must be Eugesun ... now 38c and you are shouting $1.20
Good news. Should be going up 120
WxWxWx ( Date: 10-May-2026 18:59) Posted:
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Some stability:
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/international/global/singapore-us-and-17-other-wto-members-agree-among-themselves-not-impose-duties-e-commerce?ref=home-skybox-4
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/international/global/singapore-us-and-17-other-wto-members-agree-among-themselves-not-impose-duties-e-commerce?ref=home-skybox-4
well said good prognosis
I see 40cts as achievable target next week... 50cts may need $uper good updates like special dividend... 60cts will need some hero to take it private 😂 😂
Tob231 ( Date: 09-May-2026 12:38) Posted:
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it really depends what you are look for ...
Yes, hope SingPost can roll back to the previous price to 40 cents. But shorties will sell down the price. Be careful of SingPost, the price cannot move up.
noslen ( Date: 08-May-2026 23:52) Posted:
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I am sure most of us are not impressed or care about any of the strategic partnerships, we are all probably just waiting for the same thing, sell the SingPost building and share price shoot up when they announced special dividends.
HVRRVH ( Date: 08-May-2026 14:51) Posted:
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Don' t think market is too impressed with the latest PR announcement. Singpost is not known to be a strong overseas ventualist. It has failed in its US investment and for relatively successful Australia ones, it has to liquidate to steady the sinking ship. It placated the shareholders with special dividends and what' s left now is Singpost centre to do the same trick. Its 50 HDB shops sales did not make any material impact on its share price or add meaningful value. It' s a double edge sword by selling away its assets as the share price will correct accordingly after special dividend. I hold a small position for assets play and hope to see Singpost liquidate everyting and delist and return the money to shareholders. Postal services regardless of tying up with the whole world also won' t make money.
Yes SPC give all shareholder 30c per share as profit sharing.
noslen ( Date: 08-May-2026 13:08) Posted:
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I believe the plan is to vacate Paya Lebar and moved all operations to the regional ecommerce hub thus free up the whole singpost building
WxWxWx ( Date: 08-May-2026 09:57) Posted:
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Next week she will cross over 40~ 45
Alignment ( Date: 08-May-2026 11:55) Posted:
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Looks like a win win.
SingPost partners Europe&rsquo s Asendia to enhance cross-border e-commerce delivery
Local customers will be able to sell and scale their online retail business across new markets
[SINGAPORE] Singapore Post (SingPost) : S08 -1.32% entered into a strategic partnership with European cross-border e-commerce and mail solutions provider Asendia on Thursday (May 7).
The partnership aims to improve cross-border e-commerce logistics capabilities, which will enhance delivery performance, scalability and market access for businesses shipping into and out of Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific region.
Local customers of the Singapore postal and e-commerce logistics provider will be able to sell and scale their e-commerce business across new markets as they gain access to Asendia&rsquo s international network.
The joint venture of French and Swiss national postal operators delivers to over 200 destinations across Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East and Oceania, supported by last-mile partners.
Asendia&rsquo s customers, on the other hand, are able to deliver to Singapore, South-east Asia and the wider Apac region via SingPost&rsquo s infrastructure.
Simon Batt, CEO of Asendia, noted in an interview on Thursday that about 75 per cent of online shoppers in Singapore also buy from overseas brands, while 30 per cent of online buyers in Asia-Pacific are not fully satisfied with delivery services.
&ldquo We see some demand from Singaporean shoppers and a little bit of dissatisfaction with how inbound logistics flows work. And so that seems to be a market challenge that we could contribute to,&rdquo he said.
Batt mentioned that Asendia handled 140 million parcels globally in 2025, and Apac contributes about 25 per cent to total revenue, which stood at 1.1 billion euros (S$1.6 billion) last year.
Describing the collaboration with SingPost as &ldquo a partnership of real complementarity&rdquo , Batt pointed out that his company has the overseas footprint while SingPost has the domestic capabilities and connectivity to the region.
Mark Chong, CEO of SingPost, said the company is rebuilding its international corridor after Cainiao, the logistics arm of Chinese online marketplace operator Alibaba, moved away. &ldquo So partners like Asendia are very important for us.&rdquo
Lionel Berthe, head of Asia-Pacific at Asendia, pointed out that his company also has a &ldquo very strong&rdquo presence in China, and it has been able to handle delivery from China to Singapore using SingPost services.
Asendia has also tapped SingPost for deliveries from Australia via Singapore to Japan, as SingPost enjoys preferential rates with its Japanese counterpart.
Working on solutions for upcoming EU customs duty
Additionally, their tie-up will help customers navigate the upcoming European Union customs duty of three euros on all low-value imports from Jul 1. Prior to this, imports into the bloc with a value of up to 150 euros are exempted from customs duty.
The tax, aimed at levelling the playing field for traditional retail, has already taken effect in some countries where national handling fees are being imposed.
SingPost and Asendia are thus working to offer duty-paid solutions for EU-bound products.
SingPost&rsquo s Chong said: &ldquo By extending our cross-border partnerships, we are providing businesses with the support to manage these complexities, ensuring that our customers can maintain access to these markets, minimising the risk of delivery friction or doorstep rejection.&rdquo
Last year, when the US changed its import rules, SingPost tapped Asendia to roll out services to tackle the changes for US-bound shipments.
The collaboration comes as Asendia leverages its Singapore hub&rsquo s connectivity to serve the region while the partnership is one of SingPost&rsquo s recent tie-ups as it sharpens its focus on postal service and e-commerce logistics after divesting its Australian logistics and freight forwarding businesses.
Earlier in January, SingPost became the exclusive Singapore partner for US firm SkyNet Worldwide Express &ndash the world&rsquo s fifth-largest courier and express network.
SingPost shares closed S$0.005 or 1.3 per cent lower at S$0.375 on Thursday, before the annoucement.
3 fundamental reasons.
SingPost Regional eCommerce Hub $30m AEI should be completed by end June 2026. This will save quite a bit on staff cost going forward.
Plans to consolidate parcel and mail sorting at Regional eCommerce Hub will free up space at Singpost center. If the space is converted to retail stores, revenue will increase and this will also improve the building valuation of $1.1b
Singpost is increasingly becoming a tech user. Adopting technology such as driverless will help to save on staff cost.
Nothing beats tech manufacturers such as AEM or Venture Corp in terms of share price run ups. As for tech users such as Singpost.... hopefully they can cut staff cost by $20-$30m a year then everyone can see a reason to invest in tech users.
SingPost Regional eCommerce Hub $30m AEI should be completed by end June 2026. This will save quite a bit on staff cost going forward.
Plans to consolidate parcel and mail sorting at Regional eCommerce Hub will free up space at Singpost center. If the space is converted to retail stores, revenue will increase and this will also improve the building valuation of $1.1b
Singpost is increasingly becoming a tech user. Adopting technology such as driverless will help to save on staff cost.
Nothing beats tech manufacturers such as AEM or Venture Corp in terms of share price run ups. As for tech users such as Singpost.... hopefully they can cut staff cost by $20-$30m a year then everyone can see a reason to invest in tech users.
https://www.singpost.com/about-us/news-releases/asendia-and-singapore-post-form-strategic-partnership-strengthen-apac-cross
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Where are the shorties? No news is bad news, I am waiting for the price to drop. There are not such volumes because shorties can create huge volumes. I think everyone is waiting for 14May.
WxWxWx ( Date: 07-May-2026 14:33) Posted:
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Wonder why almost all forum users' target price are so low. No one is aiming high. Come on guys aim higher! Remember MeMe stocks such as gamestop aka GME US? Aim for above $1. This is the most shorted stock. If someone has $50m to play this stock, short sellers will finally have to close shop.
45 to 50c will be great
alanchee ( Date: 06-May-2026 12:26) Posted:
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missed the boat