Shyon
07-31
Seatrium’s $Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ 5.42% drop today surprised me, especially after strong results — net profit up over 300%, revenue up 33.7%, and margins improving. I think the market is still reacting to the S$240 million fine from the Brazilian probe, even though it was already provisioned and won’t affect FY2025 profit. The reputational concerns likely triggered short-term selling.

That said, I see long-term value. With a S$18.6 billion order backlog and 34% tied to green projects, Seatrium is well-positioned for recovery. Citibank’s target price of S$2.65 adds to my confidence. I’m also watching Sembcorp for its clean energy focus & consistent track record.

In terms of oversold plays, I think $SIA(C6L.SI)$ looks interesting. Despite a solid recovery in travel and strong passenger load factors, the stock has been under pressure lately. With travel demand still high and cargo improving, I believe the dip could be a buying opportunity.

@Tiger_SG @Tiger_comments @TigerStars

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