i think 14 dollar before May 2026 not an issue.
With announcement Q1 2026 by May 2026. whether it will spike up to > 15 and beyond is the next question
Should not be an issue with AUM April 2025 (88 billion) , by April 2026(98Billion? already 95B at Dec 2025).
M1, Bifrost, Upcoming Singapore Power Plant, Upcoming Hongkong IWMF, and rising AUM.
2026 will be a better year than 2025. =)
With announcement Q1 2026 by May 2026. whether it will spike up to > 15 and beyond is the next question
Should not be an issue with AUM April 2025 (88 billion) , by April 2026(98Billion? already 95B at Dec 2025).
M1, Bifrost, Upcoming Singapore Power Plant, Upcoming Hongkong IWMF, and rising AUM.
2026 will be a better year than 2025. =)
newbie19 ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 19:47) Posted:
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欲 迎 还 拒 扭 扭 捏 捏 .
吉 宝 兄 就 大 大 方 方 站 上 一 百 三 十 毛 吧 . 💰 🧧
newbie2019 ( Date: 23-Feb-2026 15:07) Posted:
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Come on Keppel, let' s close above 13 today.  加 油   加 油  
Okok thanks bro.. then i will not go liao😊 😊
JurongW ( Date: 21-Feb-2026 17:45) Posted:
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Please reconsider going to IMH  
The Institute of Mental Health (IMH) in Singapore primarily provides psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services. Their focus is on mental health care rather than neurological imaging. While IMH offers comprehensive psychiatric and rehabilitative services, including inpatient and outpatient care, there is no indication that they directly provide brain scanning services such as MRI, CT, or nuclear medicine scans on-site. These types of scans are typically conducted at acute hospitals under SingHealth or other medical institutions, which can then collaborate with IMH for integrated care if needed .
If you&rsquo re specifically looking for brain scans (like MRI or CT), those are usually arranged through general hospitals such as Singapore General Hospital, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, or other SingHealth institutions, which have the imaging facilities
 

The Institute of Mental Health (IMH) in Singapore primarily provides psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services. Their focus is on mental health care rather than neurological imaging. While IMH offers comprehensive psychiatric and rehabilitative services, including inpatient and outpatient care, there is no indication that they directly provide brain scanning services such as MRI, CT, or nuclear medicine scans on-site. These types of scans are typically conducted at acute hospitals under SingHealth or other medical institutions, which can then collaborate with IMH for integrated care if needed .
If you&rsquo re specifically looking for brain scans (like MRI or CT), those are usually arranged through general hospitals such as Singapore General Hospital, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, or other SingHealth institutions, which have the imaging facilities
 
IMH  does provide  Electroconvulsive Therapy  (ECT), which is a treatment that uses controlled electrical currents to stimulate the brain.
Here&rsquo s a clear breakdown:
 
 
What ECT Involves
Method: Small, carefully measured electric currents are passed through the brain while the patient is under general anaesthesia.
Effect: This induces a brief, controlled seizure that alters brain chemistry, often leading to rapid improvement in severe psychiatric symptoms.
Conditions Treated: Commonly used for severe depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, catatonia, and other serious mental health conditions that have not responded well to medication or psychotherapy.
 
 
Safety and Risks
Monitoring: The procedure is done in a medical setting with anaesthetists and psychiatrists present.
Side Effects: Temporary confusion or memory issues can occur, but modern techniques (like ultrabrief unilateral ECT) reduce these risks.
Main Risk: Comes from anaesthesia rather than the electrical stimulation itself.
So, to answer directly: IMH does stimulate the brain with electric currents, but only in the controlled medical context of ECT, not as routine scanning or casual stimulation.
newbie19 ( Date: 21-Feb-2026 15:08) Posted:
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If it hit $25 in 3 years time. I will have $1.25 millions.
First time i m going to do, go to IMH for a full checkout including scan of my brain,
So that i m not dreaming and still functioning well.
MrBear12 ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 20:57) Posted:
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Congratulate yourself for investing in Keppel  
恭 喜 自 己 ( 成 龙 、 周 华 健 、 王 力 宏 、 张 杰 、 谢 霆 锋 )
 

恭 喜 自 己 ( 成 龙 、 周 华 健 、 王 力 宏 、 张 杰 、 谢 霆 锋 )
 
at least 25
beetlejuice ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 20:54) Posted:
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In 2022, Keppel fully utilised her S$500 million SBB mandate, repurchasing approximately 75.9 million shares at an average price of S$6.59. Now share price is almost $13.
Keppel is a much better biz now compared to 2022.
So what will share price be 3 plus years from now?
The answer is obvious. 💰
Very very good Defence with that kind of money $360+ mil, I am confidence i will go up to $14 by end of March then to $15 end of April.
JurongW ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 18:39) Posted:
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Still have plenty of ammo in the armory - about 75% of firepower to be deployed.
newbie2019 ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 18:28) Posted:
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Wow still balance of $360+ millions to go..
Very powerful Keppel.
newbie2019 ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 18:28) Posted:
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$500 million
JurongW ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 18:26) Posted:
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How much monies authorised for SBB?
newbie2019 ( Date: 20-Feb-2026 18:23) Posted:
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In case you are wondering how much more, $130.7M now.
As of 20 Feb 2026:
As of 20 Feb 2026:
| Keppel SBB | Value ($) | Vol | Ave | Low | High |
| Jul | 856,455 | 100,000 | 8.56 | 8.46 | 8.59 |
| Aug | 70,038,466 | 8,350,000 | 8.39 | 8.23 | 8.5 |
| Sep | 21,731,747 | 2,470,000 | 8.80 | 8.64 | 8.9 |
| Oct | 1,507,842 | 150,000 | 10.05 | 9.9 | 10.22 |
| Nov | 10,632,056 | 1,050,000 | 10.13 | 9.82 | 10.32 |
| Dec | 11,216,689 | 1,100,000 | 10.20 | 9.99 | 10.34 |
| Jan | 520,727 | 50,000 | 10.41 | 10.3 | 10.43 |
| Feb | 14,221,012 | 1,146,400 | 12.40 | 11.02 | 12.93 |
| Total | 130,724,994 | 14,416,400 | 9.07 | 8.23 | 12.93 |
SBB today - 200,000 shares bought at $12.85 to $12.93 ($2,583,378)
Our 2026 picks: Keppel &mdash STI laggard no more after rising from the ashes
Fri, Feb 20, 2026
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/stocks-watch/our-2026-picks-keppel--sti-laggard-no-more-after-rising-ashes
For global asset manager and operator Keppel, 2016 was a year it would rather not revisit. Social media users hopping on the viral &ldquo 2026 is the new 2016&rdquo throwback trend see the year as an ode to a simpler and happier time before Covid-19 struck. To them, 2016 was a year that was chock-full of pop culture touchstones, from wacky Snapchat filters to the release of DJ duo The Chainsmokers&rsquo infectious dance-pop anthem Closer.
That was most certainly not the case for Keppel. In 2016, the company&rsquo s stock traded below $4 as it grappled with the fallout from cratering oil prices. The price of oil fell from about US$115 ($146) a barrel to below US$30 from 2014 to 2016. This dealt a massive blow to Keppel, which at the time was the world&rsquo s largest rig builder and drew most of its revenue from its offshore and marine business.
At that point, no one would have dared to imagine a recovery, much less a turnaround, would have even been possible. But that was then and this is now. Today, Keppel, or New Keppel, as CEO Loh Chin Hua likes to call it, has risen from its ashes.
For one, Keppel&rsquo s share price is no longer in the doldrums. In 2025, the company&rsquo s total shareholder return was 58.5%, more than double the 28.8% one could have gotten from investing in the flagship Straits Times Index. More importantly, Keppel has merged the legacy offshore and marine business with Sembcorp Marine to form Seatrium. This frees the company to pivot to an asset-light strategy of managing rather than owning heavy assets. Keppel is slowly working through its vast landbank in China. Elsewhere, when it makes sense, it can steadily sell its other properties and data centres to the commercial property-focused Keppel REIT and data centre-focused Keppel DC REIT. The transformation of Keppel has been nothing short of a rebirth.
While it is fashionable for companies to dub themselves asset managers and tout growing funds under management, Keppel has been playing up its key strength: it is both an operator and a capital manager. Case in point: Keppel&rsquo s Bifrost subsea cable system, an essential link to the international digital infrastructure, is one where Keppel can earn leasing income and also generate long-term maintenance fees.
That said, investors looking to cash in on their shares may want to think again, because there may still be some juice left in the New Keppel story, especially after the company&rsquo s FY2025 results announcement, which triggered a wave of higher target prices from already bullish analysts.
In a note published on Feb 6, UOB Kay Hian analyst Adrian Loh raised his target price for Keppel to $13.23 from $11.70. Loh says Keppel&rsquo s return on equity has &ldquo improved meaningfully&rdquo by 3.8 percentage points to 18.7%. This, he adds, is a reflection of the company&rsquo s &ldquo improved capital efficiency and continued successful execution of its asset-light strategy.&rdquo
Loh&rsquo s revised target price of $13.23 is based on a P/E multiple of 18 times. The multiple applies a 25% discount to the valuations of Keppel&rsquo s global asset management peers, whom Loh says can enjoy the benefits of scale, a wider geographical reach, deeper liquidity, and a longer track record.
Loh isn&rsquo t the only analyst bullish on Keppel. Paul Chew of PhillipCapital raised his target price from $12.20 to $13.80 OCBC Group Research&rsquo s Chu Peng raised hers from $11.90 to $13.60. CGS International&rsquo s Lim Siew Khee and Meghana Kande, meanwhile, raised their target price for Keppel to $13.52 from $12.71 in their Feb 6 note on the company. Lim and Kande&rsquo s target price of $13.52 is based on 18 times FY2027 earnings and non-core assets at book value.
According to Lim and Kande, Keppel rewards stockholders with dividends. The pair is forecasting a special dividend of between $0.74 and $1.11 based on Keppel&rsquo s plan to distribute 10% to 15% of the gross value of monetisation from its $13.5 billion monetisation programme, which will run to 2030.
In his 2026 New Year message to employees, Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua struck a sanguine tone while outlining the company&rsquo s trajectory, noting that they are &ldquo still early in our growth journey&rdquo . The company, since its early shipyard-only days, has undergone numerous reiterations. Judging by what he has already accomplished, it would be best not to bet against Keppel&rsquo s new act.
Fri, Feb 20, 2026
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/stocks-watch/our-2026-picks-keppel--sti-laggard-no-more-after-rising-ashes
For global asset manager and operator Keppel, 2016 was a year it would rather not revisit. Social media users hopping on the viral &ldquo 2026 is the new 2016&rdquo throwback trend see the year as an ode to a simpler and happier time before Covid-19 struck. To them, 2016 was a year that was chock-full of pop culture touchstones, from wacky Snapchat filters to the release of DJ duo The Chainsmokers&rsquo infectious dance-pop anthem Closer.
That was most certainly not the case for Keppel. In 2016, the company&rsquo s stock traded below $4 as it grappled with the fallout from cratering oil prices. The price of oil fell from about US$115 ($146) a barrel to below US$30 from 2014 to 2016. This dealt a massive blow to Keppel, which at the time was the world&rsquo s largest rig builder and drew most of its revenue from its offshore and marine business.
At that point, no one would have dared to imagine a recovery, much less a turnaround, would have even been possible. But that was then and this is now. Today, Keppel, or New Keppel, as CEO Loh Chin Hua likes to call it, has risen from its ashes.
For one, Keppel&rsquo s share price is no longer in the doldrums. In 2025, the company&rsquo s total shareholder return was 58.5%, more than double the 28.8% one could have gotten from investing in the flagship Straits Times Index. More importantly, Keppel has merged the legacy offshore and marine business with Sembcorp Marine to form Seatrium. This frees the company to pivot to an asset-light strategy of managing rather than owning heavy assets. Keppel is slowly working through its vast landbank in China. Elsewhere, when it makes sense, it can steadily sell its other properties and data centres to the commercial property-focused Keppel REIT and data centre-focused Keppel DC REIT. The transformation of Keppel has been nothing short of a rebirth.
While it is fashionable for companies to dub themselves asset managers and tout growing funds under management, Keppel has been playing up its key strength: it is both an operator and a capital manager. Case in point: Keppel&rsquo s Bifrost subsea cable system, an essential link to the international digital infrastructure, is one where Keppel can earn leasing income and also generate long-term maintenance fees.
That said, investors looking to cash in on their shares may want to think again, because there may still be some juice left in the New Keppel story, especially after the company&rsquo s FY2025 results announcement, which triggered a wave of higher target prices from already bullish analysts.
In a note published on Feb 6, UOB Kay Hian analyst Adrian Loh raised his target price for Keppel to $13.23 from $11.70. Loh says Keppel&rsquo s return on equity has &ldquo improved meaningfully&rdquo by 3.8 percentage points to 18.7%. This, he adds, is a reflection of the company&rsquo s &ldquo improved capital efficiency and continued successful execution of its asset-light strategy.&rdquo
Loh&rsquo s revised target price of $13.23 is based on a P/E multiple of 18 times. The multiple applies a 25% discount to the valuations of Keppel&rsquo s global asset management peers, whom Loh says can enjoy the benefits of scale, a wider geographical reach, deeper liquidity, and a longer track record.
Loh isn&rsquo t the only analyst bullish on Keppel. Paul Chew of PhillipCapital raised his target price from $12.20 to $13.80 OCBC Group Research&rsquo s Chu Peng raised hers from $11.90 to $13.60. CGS International&rsquo s Lim Siew Khee and Meghana Kande, meanwhile, raised their target price for Keppel to $13.52 from $12.71 in their Feb 6 note on the company. Lim and Kande&rsquo s target price of $13.52 is based on 18 times FY2027 earnings and non-core assets at book value.
According to Lim and Kande, Keppel rewards stockholders with dividends. The pair is forecasting a special dividend of between $0.74 and $1.11 based on Keppel&rsquo s plan to distribute 10% to 15% of the gross value of monetisation from its $13.5 billion monetisation programme, which will run to 2030.
In his 2026 New Year message to employees, Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua struck a sanguine tone while outlining the company&rsquo s trajectory, noting that they are &ldquo still early in our growth journey&rdquo . The company, since its early shipyard-only days, has undergone numerous reiterations. Judging by what he has already accomplished, it would be best not to bet against Keppel&rsquo s new act.
Keppel (SGX:BN4) bought back 260,000 shares in the open market on Thursday for SG$3.3 million, according to a same-day filing with the Singapore Exchange.
The infrastructure and real estate company has so far repurchased nearly 14.2 million shares under its existing buyback mandate.
The infrastructure and real estate company has so far repurchased nearly 14.2 million shares under its existing buyback mandate.
Ya that's right, hope tomorrow actions again hit $13 and beyond. 😆
JurongW ( Date: 19-Feb-2026 17:55) Posted:
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SBB today - 260,000 shares bought at $12.71 to $12.80 ($3,323,418)
Thanks to SBB, keppel rebounded strongly before closing unchanged at $12.86 after hitting low of $12.70 this morning.
Thanks to SBB, keppel rebounded strongly before closing unchanged at $12.86 after hitting low of $12.70 this morning.