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✨Tuesday — Singapore Stocks
Singapore stocks opened higher on Tuesday. STI up 0.5%; Capital World up 100%; Mapletree Log up 3%; YZJ Shipbldg and YZJ Fin up 2%; SGX up 1%; Koh Eco down 9%; Koh Brothers down 8%; Oiltek down 3%.
Oiltek International, Koh Brothers Eco Engineering (KBE), Koh Brothers : Property player Koh Brothers rejected a new shareholder attempt to force the company to distribute its stake in Oiltek on the basis that it is not in the group’s best interest. Koh Brothers said on Monday that its board will not put the shareholders’ proposed resolution – to get its 54.8 per cent-owned unit KBE to distribute its Oiltek shares – to a vote at its upcoming annual general meeting. Oiltek shares closed 3.5 per cent up at S$2.08 on Monday, KBE shares ended 14.8 per cent up at S$0.132 and Koh Brothers shares ended Monday 5.7 per cent up at S$0.37.
Acrophyte Hospitality Trust: Auditors of the trust raised doubts on Monday about whether the Singapore-listed hospitality group can refinance a US$198.5 million loan that falls due in September, flagging a material uncertainty over its ability to continue operating. Stapled securities of Acrophyte Hospitality Trust last traded flat at US$0.255 on Monday before the announcement. Capital World : Capital World has begun renovation and fit-out works for Mustafa Centre’s first outlet in Johor Bahru, the firm announced on Monday. The project, located at Capital City Mall, is scheduled for completion before the first quarter of 2027. This comes after over two years of delays and negotiations. Shares of Capital World ended flat at S$0.001 on Monday.
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On the tech side, SanDisk is advancing High Bandwidth Flash (HBF), with pilot production targeted for 2H26 and mass production in 2027. This could be a key piece in the AI inference stack, offering much higher capacity than HBM while maintaining strong bandwidth—positioning the company well as AI demand shifts toward real-world deployment.
At the same time, its upcoming inclusion in the $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ is likely to drive passive inflows and boost visibility. Combined with multiple Wall Street upgrades, the setup suggests improving sentiment and a strengthening long-term narrative around AI-driven memory demand.
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SanDisk (SNDK)
Strong momentum from index inclusion + AI storage theme. Near-term push possible, but I’m watching for a post-event pullback, not chasing.
Micron Technology (MU)
Cleaner play on memory cycle. Less hype, more earnings-driven upside. Prefer adding on dips.
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Cautious
Microsoft (MSFT), Oracle Corporation (ORCL)
Lagging despite AI narrative. Risk of muted upside vs expectations.
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Positioning
Not all-in. Not all cash.
Core exposure: semis / AI
Add on pullbacks, not breakouts
Keep cash for earnings volatility
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Bottom line
Narrow leadership market. Be selective, not aggressive.
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