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We will cheong in our own pace, to a much higher ground.
Nah..... Aoxin Q&M will cheong.
PQTPQK ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 22:49) Posted:
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Let hope tomorrow will Cheong
tankoksee ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 16:51) Posted:
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20 cts otw
Neutral_Guy ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 16:42) Posted:
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Shsss. Keep quiet.
look like going to test 0.15 soon too....?
tofudidi ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 15:33) Posted:
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Nice breakout? let?s see can touch 145
cheong ...
tofudidi ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 15:11) Posted:
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Penny rally. 145-150 next range? slowly pushing higher
Slightly less meat 😔
Not yet full process 😕
Chance is higher than demanding
Waiting list 😜
should test 0.15 again ...
tofudidi ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 14:47) Posted:
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Let' s break 140. Going for a new high. Many penny rising back up and breaking new high soon
seem strong today ...
finjungle ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 10:37) Posted:
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There is another education company, Overseas Education Ltd,listed on the SGX.
WBdisciple ( Date: 29-Dec-2025 09:28) Posted:
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KGI Securities Company Report: Raffles Education Ltd (NR7 SP)
OUTPERFORM recommendation at a fully diluted TP of S$0.34 and a current TP of S$0.54
Undergoing a Multi-year Turnaround
Core Education segment normalisation with stronger unit economics. Raffles Education&rsquo s student enrolment stabilised above 22,000 in FY22&ndash 25, with the FY25 drop of ~4,800 students largely driven by strategic network rationalisation rather than demand weakness. The Group shifted towards higher-value programmes, lifting average fees per student from below S$3,700 in FY23 to above S$5,000 in FY25, which helped offset the enrolment decline. Operating metrics remain healthy: course fees/personnel cost stayed above 1.8× , while a 13.7% YoY rise in personnel expenses&mdash well above typical salary increments&mdash signals active headcount expansion to support growth.
Raffles Education owns sizable rental-generating and owner-occupied properties across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and China that are carried at historical cost, contributing to its depressed P/NTA. The rental assets alone are worth roughly the Group&rsquo s entire market cap, implying investors are effectively getting the core education business and remaining land bank for free &mdash offering a wide margin of safety. Raffles Education owns sizable rental-generating and owner-occupied properties across Singapore, Malaysia, and China that are carried at historical cost, contributing to its depressed P/NTA. The rental assets alone are worth roughly the Group&rsquo s entire market cap, implying investors are effectively getting the core education business and remaining land bank for free &ndash offering a wide margin of safety. Furthermore, the market has yet recognized the value of its intangible assets such as university and colleges licences which the company owns in various countries and the brand name of &ldquo Raffles Education&rdquo .
We initiate Raffles Education with an OUTPERFORM recommendation at a fully diluted TP of S$0.34 and a current TP of S$0.54 using a DCF valuation methodology with a WACC of 8.0% and a terminal growth rate of 2.5%. Given the decline in debt levels and lower interest rates, should the Group&rsquo s profitability improve substantially onwards with potential increase in school fees.
https://www.kgieworld.sg/research/company-report-raffles-education-ltd-nr7-sp/
OUTPERFORM recommendation at a fully diluted TP of S$0.34 and a current TP of S$0.54
Undergoing a Multi-year Turnaround
Core Education segment normalisation with stronger unit economics. Raffles Education&rsquo s student enrolment stabilised above 22,000 in FY22&ndash 25, with the FY25 drop of ~4,800 students largely driven by strategic network rationalisation rather than demand weakness. The Group shifted towards higher-value programmes, lifting average fees per student from below S$3,700 in FY23 to above S$5,000 in FY25, which helped offset the enrolment decline. Operating metrics remain healthy: course fees/personnel cost stayed above 1.8× , while a 13.7% YoY rise in personnel expenses&mdash well above typical salary increments&mdash signals active headcount expansion to support growth.
Raffles Education owns sizable rental-generating and owner-occupied properties across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and China that are carried at historical cost, contributing to its depressed P/NTA. The rental assets alone are worth roughly the Group&rsquo s entire market cap, implying investors are effectively getting the core education business and remaining land bank for free &mdash offering a wide margin of safety. Raffles Education owns sizable rental-generating and owner-occupied properties across Singapore, Malaysia, and China that are carried at historical cost, contributing to its depressed P/NTA. The rental assets alone are worth roughly the Group&rsquo s entire market cap, implying investors are effectively getting the core education business and remaining land bank for free &ndash offering a wide margin of safety. Furthermore, the market has yet recognized the value of its intangible assets such as university and colleges licences which the company owns in various countries and the brand name of &ldquo Raffles Education&rdquo .
We initiate Raffles Education with an OUTPERFORM recommendation at a fully diluted TP of S$0.34 and a current TP of S$0.54 using a DCF valuation methodology with a WACC of 8.0% and a terminal growth rate of 2.5%. Given the decline in debt levels and lower interest rates, should the Group&rsquo s profitability improve substantially onwards with potential increase in school fees.
https://www.kgieworld.sg/research/company-report-raffles-education-ltd-nr7-sp/
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LZLOmega ( Date: 26-Dec-2025 09:31) Posted:
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TPG weighs sale of US$1.5 billion Singapore-based XCL Education: sources
XCL owns and operates several international schools, including XCL World Academy in Singapore, the American School of Bangkok and Vietnam Australia International School, according to its website
[SINGAPORE] TPG is considering selling South-east Asian school operator XCL Education and has attracted preliminary interest from industry peers and buyout firms, according to people familiar with the matter.
TPG is working with financial advisers on the potential disposal, the people said, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are private. A transaction could value Singapore-based XCL at as much as US$1.5 billion, they said.
Considerations are preliminary and TPG could decide to keep the asset, the people said.
TPG declined to comment.
XCL owns and operates several international schools, including XCL World Academy in Singapore, the American School of Bangkok and Vietnam Australia International School, according to its website.
XCL has 17 K-12 school campuses with about 21,000 students across South-east Asia. Shareholders include US private equity firm TPG and Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings.
Bloomberg News reported in May that XCL obtained a US$400 million private credit loan to refinance debt. Apollo Global Management funded a large portion of the loan, which attracted other lenders including Partners Group, Deutsche Bank and Nomura Holdings, people familiar with the matter said. BLOOMBERG
XCL owns and operates several international schools, including XCL World Academy in Singapore, the American School of Bangkok and Vietnam Australia International School, according to its website
[SINGAPORE] TPG is considering selling South-east Asian school operator XCL Education and has attracted preliminary interest from industry peers and buyout firms, according to people familiar with the matter.
TPG is working with financial advisers on the potential disposal, the people said, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are private. A transaction could value Singapore-based XCL at as much as US$1.5 billion, they said.
Considerations are preliminary and TPG could decide to keep the asset, the people said.
TPG declined to comment.
XCL owns and operates several international schools, including XCL World Academy in Singapore, the American School of Bangkok and Vietnam Australia International School, according to its website.
XCL has 17 K-12 school campuses with about 21,000 students across South-east Asia. Shareholders include US private equity firm TPG and Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings.
Bloomberg News reported in May that XCL obtained a US$400 million private credit loan to refinance debt. Apollo Global Management funded a large portion of the loan, which attracted other lenders including Partners Group, Deutsche Bank and Nomura Holdings, people familiar with the matter said. BLOOMBERG
Scam
Easy 4-5 pips today if went long.
Keeping some first and continue watching since seller still strong.
Going long on GDS (5VP) next.
Keeping some first and continue watching since seller still strong.
Going long on GDS (5VP) next.
Spot on 20 cts next target lets do this
Newbie85 ( Date: 23-Dec-2025 17:12) Posted:
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