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All 3 telcos rally very strongly recently.
Maybe some good news is coming from the sector.
power rally starting from 28Jan
takeover ?
bishan22 ( Date: 16-Feb-2016 18:48) Posted:
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Management gave assurance of div 20c per ordinary shares for 2016. Cannot comprain liao.
Outlook for FY2016 Based on the current outlook, we expect the Group&rsquo s 2016 service revenue to grow in the low single-digit range and Group EBITDA margin to be about 31% of service revenue. We expect our CAPEX payments, excluding the S$80 million spectrum payment due in 2016, to be about 13% of our total revenue. For 2016, we intend to maintain our annual cash dividend of 20 cents per ordinary share.
Result announcement 16 Feb... Good luck...
StarHub, CDL among top 10 most sustainable corporations globally (shareinvestor)
23 Jan 2016 09:00
By Lee Meixian
TWO homegrown companies - StarHub and City Developments - have made it to the list of top 10 most sustainable corporations in the world, making Singapore the only Asian city to have representation in the top ranks alongside Western regulars.
Telco StarHub clinched eighth position, while property developer City Developments came in 10th.
The results were announced on Thursday during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, by Corporate Knights, a Toronto-based media and investment advisory company.
Publicly listed companies with a market cap of at least US$2 billion were considered in the assessment. Companies were then evaluated across 12 key performance indicators that measure the management of resources, employees and finances.
Tan Tong Hai, CEO of StarHub said: " I am very happy that our efforts to create a sustainable future and to deliver long term value for our stakeholders are recognised. It has always been important to us to do what is right for the business, community and the environment."
In 2013, StarHub was ranked 66th in its first entry and had improved its ranking to 29th in 2014 and 24th in 2015.
Meanwhile, CDL was also crowned the world' s most sustainable real estate company. The group owes its status as a sustainability forerunner to the work of its late deputy chairman Kwek Leng Joo, who died last November from a sudden heart attack.
Mr Kwek was a well-known advocate of corporate social responsibility, especially in championing sustainability practices to be adopted by businesses. Starting from 81st position in 2010, CDL' s ranking improved to 34th in 2015 and rose to 10th in 2016.
CEO Grant Kelley said: " We are focused on sustainable development and have helped to green Singapore with more than 80 Green Mark buildings . . . Our efforts have created stronger brand equity and product differentiation. They have also given us a first-mover advantage as environmental regulations have been mandated progressively for the property sector."
Keppel Corporation also made a debut at 55th spot on the list. It was also the top industrial conglomerate, beating giants such as General Electric, which was placed 70th.
Keppel Land, a Keppel Corp subsidiary that was taken private last year, had stood in fourth place in 2015.
The company said that to communicate its sustainability strategy, it produces an annual sustainability report in accordance with global and the Singapore Exchange' s guidelines.
CapitaLand was also listed - at 93rd in the list. Tan Seng Chai, group chief corporate officer and chairman of the sustainability steering committee, said that the accolades validate its success in integrating sustainability into the business.
Toby Heaps, CEO of Corporate Knights, noted that the presence of Asian firms on the Global 100 has grown significantly since the index was first launched in 2005.
" This is a trend that is set to continue as the region develops and sustainability issues gain prominence on companies' agendas."
Four Singapore companies made it to the top 100 list in all, as did four companies from South Korea and Japan each. Nineteen companies in the US went to the list, none of which were in the top 10.
* This article was published in The Business Times on 22 Jan 2016 and is reproduced here with permission in its entirety.
Source: Business Times
Still trading sideway
Dun buy is the best
polarinda ( Date: 30-Nov-2015 20:32) Posted:
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375 resistance.
350 support.
buy below 355
i bleed in Keppel too. bought at $7.20. Now only $6.50. 2 lots also lose $1400+ charges. Cb 1
qwerty91 ( Date: 29-Nov-2015 22:52) Posted:
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I bought in june at 4.08.
Bleeding now
But it is ok. Starhub will come up, a matter of time
feedfrenzy ( Date: 27-Nov-2015 14:19) Posted:
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vested at $3.93 many moons ago leh. HAHAH..
all vested in wrong timing but it drop to 3.65. seems liek BB are manuplating the market to sell off their sahre to prepare for the cold winter.
I knew it was TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE!!!!
you vested?
ecekca ( Date: 27-Nov-2015 11:00) Posted:
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Cheong to what price ?
U vested?
U vested?
feedfrenzy ( Date: 27-Nov-2015 10:13) Posted:
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Haut ah starhub cheong upppp.... but i dun think will reach pre aug2015 heights hor!!!
Woods30 ( Date: 21-Nov-2015 21:03) Posted:
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no wonder it remained strong ni..well done starhub...dividends even better than that sing tel fello!
OnePunchMan ( Date: 21-Nov-2015 20:40) Posted:
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Starhub is in talks with Netflix! Yay! :)
Not too sure how it will go below $3 with increasing revenue and profit. Took a hit recently like all other counters do, but surely recovering. With 20c dividend, 5.5% on current price. It seem like a good catch. 4th telco is going will take awhile to get going if new license is ever going to be issued.
fernvale ( Date: 08-Oct-2015 10:21) Posted:
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Recession proof to me layman is company will not go bust, im confident the telcos wont bust. But your share price will still melt down like u said broad based. Anw, nothng against telcos, but like wat i stated this will go below $3 i predict by end yr recession. Dun hv to listen to me if think im talk nonsense but do chk its historical lows during past crisis...help yourselves
fernvale ( Date: 08-Oct-2015 10:17) Posted:
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Agree w you. That is why sell on high. Buy bk during down, still hv little dividend. Eg if those bought at 4.50 nvr let go, dividend a yr also wont cover paper loss...which is stil a loss
john_ric ( Date: 08-Oct-2015 10:00) Posted:
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for recession proof. it still profitable to pay dividend during recession. share price down is broad based.
for non recession proof. no business so no profit so no dividend or wind down.
that is the diff
for non recession proof. no business so no profit so no dividend or wind down.
that is the diff
fernvale ( Date: 02-Oct-2015 16:19) Posted:
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All telco up alot, y starhub up so little?