This is going to increase by 1% at least

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$  $4

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$  Awesome Mgmt Team ! Cheers !!

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ its looking good... more runway to go... get ready!

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$  buy on rumours sell on news. Seatrium take profit time. 

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ finally broke 2.3

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$   Seatrium H2 profit : S$179.3 million +48.3% y-y. FY2025 earnings by 106% y-o-y to $324 million. Revenue was up 24% to $11.5 billion. As at Dec 31, its net order book was $17.8 billion, comprising 24 projects and providing revenue visibility through to 2033. As of end-2025, Seatrium’s net debt stood at S$680 million, slightly down from last year’s S$690 million Final dividend : S$0.03 

YZJ 2025 FY STUNNING RESULT RELEASE TODAY AFTER MARKET $YZJ Shipbldg SGD (BS6.SG)$ One step earlier than Seatrium.

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ seizing opportunities... to me any price below $2.15 start accumulation... I do small step ladder trades (unless someone want to sponsor me $). good book orders. news of court cases means opportunities. dividend is bonus.

SG earnings season: broadly resilient but lacking strong growth surprises. Results confirm stability rather than acceleration, with markets shifting from valuation rerating to earnings validation. Yield and cash flow remain the main drivers. Keppel: After a 12-year high, much of the transformation and leadership confidence appears priced in. The re-rating reflects its asset-light pivot and recurring income visibility. Upside now likely depends on execution and earnings delivery rather than further multiple expansion. Chasing momentum at current levels carries higher risk unless new catalysts emerge. SGX: Record revenue but share pullback looks macro-driven, mainly from falling rate expectations reducing interest income tailwinds. Core business remains strong with predictable cash flow and

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$  I bought soup restaurant shares because I like to eat soup restaurant food. I bought grab shares because I take grabcar in JB and order GrabFood in JB. I bought gold because gold is valuable and I can run road with my physical gold bars. I bought seatrium shares because it is severely undervalued and it is the largest and only shipyard company in Singapore. I buy ringgit because I go to JB to eat and stay hotel. My investments Soup restaurant $200,000 Gold bars $35,000 Seatrium $8500 Grab $8000 Cash $100,000 Ringgit RM15,000

I chose C. Both going up 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

🌟🌟🌟SGX $SGX(S68.SI)$  is the kind of stock the market loves to underestimate... right until it doesn't.  When the latest results dropped, the share price pulled back.  It is the classic "sell first, think later" behaviour.  Nothing was wrong with the business.  Nothing broke.  But in a market obsessed with shiny narratives, SGX's steady cash flow model doesn't always get instant applause. And then something shifted.  While the market  was busy chasing momentum trades, investors suddenly remembered what SGX actually is:  a monopoly like exchange, record revenues, disciplined cost control and a dividend stream that doesn't flinch even when global markets wobble.

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$  starting to move towards high ......as surprising results coming 

yes, sgx bullish on technicals daily timeframe

Singapore stocks opened lower on Tuesday. STI fell 0.3%; Seatrium fell 2%; Singtel fell 0.6%; DBS fell 0.5%; OCBC fell 0.4%; UOB fell 0.3%.

Earnings Season Watch: SGX & Keppel – More Upside Ahead? With earnings season heating up, SGX and Keppel are back in focus. SGX continues to benefit from strong derivatives trading volume and growing investor participation in Asian markets. Meanwhile, Keppel’s transformation into an asset-light model and focus on infrastructure, energy transition, and connectivity solutions looks promising for long-term growth. Key things I’m watching: • SGX trading volume and derivatives growth trends • Keppel’s asset monetisation progress and recurring income expansion • Guidance and outlook amid global rate and economic uncertainty Both companies have shown strong strategic shifts, but sustainability of earnings momentum will be crucial. Are these still long-term compounders or nearing fair value? W

This week really highlights how market reactions can differ even when earnings are strong. $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ jumped 6%, driven by impressive H2 profit growth, solid full-year results, attractive dividends, and the high-profile appointment of Piyush Gupta as chairman-designate. All of this has investors speculating about Keppel’s potential to grow into a major asset-management player. On the other hand, $SGX(S68.SI)$ delivered record revenue and solid adjusted profit, yet the stock dipped slightly. This seems to reflect elevated expectations, moderate headline profit growth, and ongoing rotation of capital fro