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Do give a shout out - no $30 no sell in one year' s time.
taulauhor ( Date: 05-Jan-2026 21:34) Posted:
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No $25 no sell.
If it can hit 25 this year, that will translate to about 25% gain excluding dividend yield.
Let' s see if it can reach 22.50 by mid June first. Hope to see it break 20 this week
Let' s see if it can reach 22.50 by mid June first. Hope to see it break 20 this week
moonsun ( Date: 05-Jan-2026 14:11) Posted:
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25 by 2026 end ?
Its getting close to hit the $20 mark for the 1st time.....
Today
Fiat500 ( Date: 30-Dec-2025 11:18) Posted:
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Once this resistance level is breached, next level to watch is $21!
Fiat500 ( Date: 30-Dec-2025 11:18) Posted:
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That would look good on Helen' s resume .
From $11+ when she took over in Apr 2021 to $20 upon her retirement in 2025 .
Even though it was largely fuelled by the recovery from Covid plus high profitability due to interest rates she has done well IMO .
At the very least , she was the CEO who implemented the 50% payout ratio dividen policy . Prior to that , OCBC was paying around 45% for as long as i can remember .
From $11+ when she took over in Apr 2021 to $20 upon her retirement in 2025 .
Even though it was largely fuelled by the recovery from Covid plus high profitability due to interest rates she has done well IMO .
At the very least , she was the CEO who implemented the 50% payout ratio dividen policy . Prior to that , OCBC was paying around 45% for as long as i can remember .
OCBC waiting to break $20...Let's hope by 31Dec!
OCBC invests in low-carbon steel in Malaysia&rsquo s Sabah
The investment is for the development of a hot briquetted iron plant, which will be part of South-east Asia&rsquo s largest integrated low-carbon steel plant
[SINGAPORE] OCBC&rsquo s mezzanine capital unit has invested in the development of a low-carbon steel plant in Malaysia&rsquo s Sabah state, said the bank in a media release on Monday (Dec 8).
The US$1.5 billion plant, which is scheduled for commissioning by 2030, is being developed by Green Esteel, a Singapore-based investment holding company focused on low-carbon steel.
This is the first commercial funding Green Esteel has received from an Asian financial institution, said the media release.
South-east Asia&rsquo s second-largest lender, however, declined to reveal the amount it invested in the plant, when queried by The Business Times.
OCBC&rsquo s investment is specifically for the development of a hot briquetted iron plant, which will be part of South-east Asia&rsquo s largest integrated low-carbon steel plant. The iron plant aims to produce a low-carbon iron product, which is one of the key materials in manufacturing steel.
The iron plant aims to have an annual production capacity of 2.5 million tonnes of low-carbon iron, which can be used to produce approximately the same volume of low-carbon steel.
The capital injection from OCBC&rsquo s investment arm is part of the bank&rsquo s sustainability investment programme, which seeks to directly invest in green and transition assets and high-growth companies with sustainable innovations.
The bank said that its investment in Green Esteel is timely as traditional steel production relies heavily on coal, which accounts for approximately 7 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
&ldquo As the global economy accelerates its low-carbon transition, demand for low-carbon steel is expected to grow rapidly. Compared to traditional steel production, low-carbon steel production technologies can potentially produce up to 80 per cent lesser carbon emissions,&rdquo said the release.
Market reports on the green steel industry indicated that the low-carbon steel market is projected to have a compound annual growth rate of 21.4 per cent from 2024 to reach a size of US$19.4 billion by 2029.
OCBC&rsquo s investment is also part of its efforts to drive decarbonisation of the steel sector, which is one of six sectors for which the bank has set net-zero targets.
OCBC files bid to wind up consumer electronics trader TT International
The company owes lender at least S$21.7 million
[SINGAPORE] OCBC has filed a winding-up application against consumer electronics trader TT International, whose debts are being restructured under a scheme of arrangement.
The company owes OCBC at least S$21.7 million, according to a bourse filing by TT International on Nov 20. Of this sum, S$21.5 million is in unsecured debt and around S$294,000 is in secured debt.
Under the terms of the scheme of arrangement which it has with its creditors, no creditor shall take any steps to wind up the company until the new scheme is terminated, said TT International.
It added: &ldquo The new scheme has not been terminated. OCBC is a creditor of the company and is subject to the terms of the new scheme.&rdquo
TT International previously held a majority stake in the failed Big Box warehouse mall in Jurong East. Its restructuring excludes the Big Box subsidiary which owned the mall. The unit started voluntary liquidation proceedings in September 2018.
In 2018, TT International proposed a new scheme in which it would sell in full 10 wholly owned subsidiaries of the group involved in furniture and consumer electronics sales, for a sum of S$48 million to Seychelles-incorporated firm Celestial Palace. The previous scheme proposed was to convert non-sustainable debts into redeemable convertible bonds, but creditors chose to approve the new scheme.
In July 2019, Celestial Palace decided to invest in TT International instead of buying its assets. It proposed to grant the company a convertible loan of S$48 million, in order to provide alternative funding to help implement the new restructuring scheme.
TT International also extended a moratorium it previously obtained, which protects it from creditors, as it needed time to obtain necessary approvals from the relevant authorities to facilitate the completion of the convertible loan and the implementation of the new scheme.
However, in December 2023, TT International and Celestial Palace were unable to reach an agreement on the revised quantum of the proceeds from the convertible loan as well as another loan, and they agreed to mutually terminate the loans.
TT International then entered into a loan agreement with a new lender, a non-banking financial company registered with the Reserve Bank of India.
Since then, TT International has been holding meetings with its creditors, but voting on the amended new scheme has been repeatedly adjourned.
It said in a bourse filing on Friday (Nov 28): &ldquo The company is assessing the impact of the winding-up application and its next steps.&rdquo
For the half-year ended Sep 30, it reported a net loss of about S$2 million, reversing from a profit of S$1.7 million in the year-ago period. Revenue stood at around S$8 million, down 22.5 per cent from S$10.3 million previously.
More comprehensive list 
JurongW ( Date: 14-Nov-2025 16:31) Posted:
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Maybank - 20.52, Citi - 20.30, UOKH - 20.22, DBS - 19.80, CGSI - 19.50, RHB - 18.70, Phillip - 17.00
Most recent re-ratings by DBS Group Research, Maybank, CGS International, Citi.
No 30 no buy
taulauhor ( Date: 11-Nov-2025 01:14) Posted:
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No $20 no sell.
JurongW ( Date: 10-Nov-2025 17:47) Posted:
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closed even stronger at $18.19..en route to 19 first. Just a matter of time.
Newcomer19707016 ( Date: 10-Nov-2025 15:59) Posted:
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Ocbc still so strong at $18.10
Triple same.
Nothing else to do except go hibernate
Bye bye
Nothing else to do except go hibernate
Bye bye
beetlejuice ( Date: 10-Nov-2025 13:00) Posted:
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