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Singpost went through the baptism of fire for quite awhile.
i think S should run before Y ... anyway S comes before Y 🤩 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
happy and healthy prosperous new year everyone
i think S should run before Y ... anyway S comes before Y 🤩 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
happy and healthy prosperous new year everyone
day 3 : Singpost 3 : 0 YZJFH
well done, Singpost !!!
See you next year
well done, Singpost !!!
See you next year
another day shortsell more than 50% vol traded.
In other words, more naked short last two days.
shortsell 2318k vs 3764k traded
In other words, more naked short last two days.
shortsell 2318k vs 3764k traded
ssw518 ( Date: 30-Dec-2025 12:10) Posted:
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day 2 : Singpost 2 : 0 YZJFH
well done, Singpost !!!
well done, Singpost !!!
Tob231 ( Date: 30-Dec-2025 09:11) Posted:
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crashing under 40
days after day, shortsell outstanging getting higher, now almost 5.3% of total shares.
yesterday shortsell was 5m vs total 6.8m traded, 73.5%
don' t think there is much selling except from shortsell.
for those who want easy tracking daily, link below.
I don' t know, you do your maths if shortselling keep increasing, there must be someone who absorb,
or the orice will be very low by now. might be another shortseller cover from another shortseller, let' s see who hold
the last one holding to their shortsell position. Shortsell likely hoping that fund manger to give up the holding but will they?
your money you decide, still holding mine, good luck
SingPost Share Price History (SGX:S08) | SGinvestors.io
yesterday shortsell was 5m vs total 6.8m traded, 73.5%
don' t think there is much selling except from shortsell.
for those who want easy tracking daily, link below.
I don' t know, you do your maths if shortselling keep increasing, there must be someone who absorb,
or the orice will be very low by now. might be another shortseller cover from another shortseller, let' s see who hold
the last one holding to their shortsell position. Shortsell likely hoping that fund manger to give up the holding but will they?
your money you decide, still holding mine, good luck
SingPost Share Price History (SGX:S08) | SGinvestors.io
The umpire decides to equalise the score 0.40/0.405
day 2 : Singpost vs YZJFH
ready go
day 2 : Singpost vs YZJFH
ready go
day 2 : Singpost vs YZJFH
let' s see which one chiong first ....
tiam tiam 👀
let' s see which one chiong first ....
tiam tiam 👀
day 1 : Singpost won 1 : 0 YZJFH
Yes going back to 60c in 2026
honesty ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 12:23) Posted:
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Alright the Y team managed to pull back 40.5/41
Anyone can make a bet who will move up next ... S Team or Y team ?????
Vol S team is mucb higher 7,353,400 vs 505,300
Round 2 : ???
Anyone can make a bet who will move up next ... S Team or Y team ?????
Vol S team is mucb higher 7,353,400 vs 505,300
Round 2 : ???
Singpost won the first round and that was really fast after we declared the same trading price at 0.405/0.41
YJZFH lost its footing under intense pressure from the shortists 0.40/0.405
Round 1 : SP won 🏆
YJZFH lost its footing under intense pressure from the shortists 0.40/0.405
Round 1 : SP won 🏆
Tob231 ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 11:40) Posted:
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6 months ago, price was 0.66, wow 36% discount, should rise back to at least 0.55 hopefully soon, hopefully financial savvy mgmt look at it
MrBear, discovered sth interesting ....
29 Dec2025, Singpost and YZJFH are currently trading at 0.405/0.41
Which counter will run first ? Hahaha .... Korean Apaze and Ar-gogo
29 Dec2025, Singpost and YZJFH are currently trading at 0.405/0.41
Which counter will run first ? Hahaha .... Korean Apaze and Ar-gogo
We are getting old.
Blessed new years 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉
Love all the forumners here.
Tob231 ( Date: 27-Dec-2025 13:51) Posted:
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such old news is being recycled .... what does it tell you ??? last 3 days before the end of 2025
Wish everyone a Happy New Year 2026 !!!
Wish everyone a Happy New Year 2026 !!!
SingPost&rsquo s 2024 fraud incident allegedly involved e-commerce shipments bound for Canada
The shipments were handled by a now divested Singpost subsidiary in Hong Kong
[SINGAPORE] More details have emerged about Singapore Post&rsquo s : S08 +1.23% (SingPost) parcel delivery fraud incident that came to light in 2024.
The Business Times understands the major client involved was Cainiao, the logistics subsidiary of Alibaba. The fraud involved the transhipment of parcels from China to Canada through Hong Kong handled by former SingPost subsidiary Quantium Solutions (Hong Kong).
On Dec 22, 2024, in a Singapore Exchange filing, SingPost revealed the existence of a whistleblower report about alleged manual entries of certain delivery status codes for international transhipment parcels for one of its largest customers. Allegedly, this had taken place without basis or supporting documentation with the intention of avoiding contractual penalties under the agreement.
BT has learnt the packets were marked with &ldquo delivery failure&rdquo (DF) code, indicating that delivery to the recipients was attempted but was not successful. However, it seemed that delivery had not been attempted. Instead, the parcels were kept in a warehouse in Hong Kong and eventually returned to vendors.
This saved on shipping costs and avoided financial penalties for under-performance from the client, Cainiao, according to sources.
Contracts signed with e-commerce platforms include clauses for performance and deliveries. Flagging the parcels with a DF code would avoid the financial penalties for breaking such clauses and avoid ensuing reputational damage, sources said.
There was no clear indication of when the practice began, but possibly some time in 2023.
In terms of the extent of the fraud, given the time frame involved, an estimate of the volume of parcels could range from hundreds to thousands.
In response to a request for comment from BT, SingPost said it had addressed the matter in its bourse filings/media statements on Dec 22, 2024, and Dec 29, 2024, and had nothing further to add.
The group also told BT: &ldquo Since then, (we have) tightened our operational protocols and remains committed to the highest standards of governance and transparency to protect the interests of our stakeholders.&rdquo
Subsidiary divested
In light of these details, this raises questions as to whether certain recent divestments are the result of this incident.
Namely, in November, SingPost announced it had sold Quantium Solutions (Hong Kong), along with Quantium Solutions (Thailand) and Quantium Solutions (Malaysia) to Hong Kong based group Morning Global (QS) Holding.
It is also in the process of selling Quantium Solutions (Taiwan) and Quantium Solutions Logistics Indonesia to Morning Global (QS) Holding.
Quantium Solutions (Hong Kong) was a subsidiary of Quantium Solutions International (QSI), which is a Singapore-headquartered logistics company that has operations in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. QSI was fully acquired by SingPost in 2009.
Back in 2015, SingPost and Alibaba unveiled a joint venture to grow cross-border logistics. Alibaba Group bought a 34 per cent share in QSI for S$86.2 million. QSI took a 17.6 per cent stake in Cainiao&rsquo s logistics company 4PX.
On Apr 16, 2025, SingPost announced that it would acquire Alibaba&rsquo s stake in QSI for S$36.9 million. Cainiao would also acquire QSI&rsquo s stake in Cainiao.
Effectively, the transactions rolled back the joint venture between SingPost and Alibaba.
&ldquo The execution of this agreement enables the efficient unwinding of our cross-holdings, allowing SingPost to simplify our investment portfolios, and pursue strategic objectives,&rdquo said Simon Israel, SingPost&rsquo s chairman when the announcement was made.
Alibaba did not respond to queries from BT on whether the divestment was a result of the DF incident.
Whistleblower report
The first whistleblower report on the fraud was received by the company on Jan 17, 2024, and SingPost&rsquo s group internal audit began investigations.
On Feb 28, 2024, another whistleblower report was addressed to the Infocomm Media Development Authority and copied to SingPost.
The whistleblower reports and the results of the internal investigations were not made public.
In June 2024, three personnel from the operations team in SingPost&rsquo s international business unit (IBU), including a senior manager, were dismissed from the company and a police report was filed against them.
On Dec 22, 2024, Singpost detailed the fraud incidents and its internal investigation led by its group internal audit and announced the termination of then group CEO Vincent Phang, group CFO Vincent Yik, and chief executive of Singpost&rsquo s international business unit Li Yu.
The three were not directly involved in the allegations raised in the whistleblowing reports.
SingPost said then: &ldquo (In) relation to the handling of internal investigations into the whistleblowing reports (the three) were grossly negligent and had omitted to consider material facts that compromised their decision-making and/or failed to perform their duties responsibly and reliably.&rdquo
On Dec 29, 2024, SingPost said the conduct of the three included the false assertions, among others, that there was no evidence of data manipulation and that the practice of manual DF data entries was requested by the customer who was fully aware of these entries that were in line with industry practice.
In a response, Phang and Yik said in a statement to the media at the time: &ldquo We categorically reject any suggestion that we were grossly negligent, had behaved inappropriately or had sought to misrepresent facts at any point.&rdquo
SingPost also said that the fraud was &ldquo isolated and limited only to the contract with the specific customer and the practices of the three former staff from IBU Operations&rdquo . The practice of manual DF entries was stopped and &ldquo corrective action&rdquo taken to prevent similar occurrences.
SingPost also added that a settlement was reached with its client and the contract was renewed in August 2024, though it did not reveal further details, saying only that the &ldquo eventual settlement with the affected customer has no material financial impact on the group&rdquo .
morgan stanley help to underwrite. thus far no new substantial shareholder emerges. likely distributed o other investors ... " market finds its equilibrium and it took quite long looking at the pattern.
anyhow .... the machinery has been overhauled " a whole new world" alibaba to aladdin
anyhow .... the machinery has been overhauled " a whole new world" alibaba to aladdin
it does not matter, market always find its equilibrium
it is free and it is " a whole new world"
murphy' s law - whatever can happen, will happen.
haha ... follow the music ... korean ar-go-go
it is free and it is " a whole new world"
murphy' s law - whatever can happen, will happen.
haha ... follow the music ... korean ar-go-go
@tob thank you for praying and cheering for singpost... though I am not sure if this is the right platform to do that...
On another matter, I find it strange that the buyer of alibaba' s shares is still undisclosed as of today. I also find it strange that the buyer did not use the decent news this morning to accumulate more shares to instill confidence in the listed entity.
On another matter, I find it strange that the buyer of alibaba' s shares is still undisclosed as of today. I also find it strange that the buyer did not use the decent news this morning to accumulate more shares to instill confidence in the listed entity.