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Friday, May 8, 2026

Vicom - 1st quarter results update is out.Operating Profit ↑ $3.0m – Higher revenue offset by higher operating costs. • PATMI ↑ $2.5m – Higher operating profit offset by higher tax and lower interest income

 Operational Update for 1Q 2026

The Group delivered a strong performance in the first quarter of the year, underpinned

by sustained demand across its core services in the first two months of the year. In

March, however, demand for testing services in the Oil & Gas sector was impacted by

the Middle East conflict.

Installation activities under the ERP 2.0 OBU project also proceeded at a slower pace as

most of the installation had already been completed.

Overall, the Group’s performance remained resilient despite external headwinds,

supported by its diversified service offerings.

• Revenue ↑ $3.8m – Contributed by sustained demand across its core services as well as from the OBU installation under the 

ERP 2.0 OBU project. 

• Operating Costs ↑ $0.8m – Contributed by higher staff costs mainly from annual salary increments. 

• Operating Profit ↑ $3.0m – Higher revenue offset by higher operating costs.

• PATMI ↑ $2.5m – Higher operating profit offset by higher tax and lower interest income.

• Balance sheet remains strong with cash & cash equivalents of $59.9m.
• Total assets increased by $8.5m contributed by net cash generated, higher non-current assets from net additions to
vehicle, premises and equipment offset by lower trade receivables. The increase in vehicle, premises and equipment
mainly relates to progress billings for the Jalan Papan project.
• Total liabilities decreased by $1.4m due to lower trade and other payables offset by increase in income tax payable


Thursday, May 7, 2026

Ocbcbank - 1st quarter results is out. NPAT up QoQ and YoY as total income hit a new high ▪ NII down 3% QoQ and 5% YoY amid lower interest rates, partly compensated by average asset growth ▪ Non-II rose 22% QoQ and 23% YoY to an all-time high

 ▪ NPAT up QoQ and YoY as total income hit a new high

▪ NII down 3% QoQ and 5% YoY amid lower interest rates,

partly compensated by average asset growth

▪ Non-II rose 22% QoQ and 23% YoY to an all-time high


➢ Robust fee income growth led by wealth management

➢ Record customer flow treasury income

➢ Strong increase in insurance income

▪ Maintained cost discipline, CIR at 39.3%

▪ Loans and deposits grew QoQ and YoY

▪ Asset quality benign; credit costs at 23bps with additional

allowances for macro risks, coverage ratio rose to 163%

▪ Strong capital position, fully phased-in CET1 CAR at 15



Wednesday, May 6, 2026

Venture- Yesterday Gapped up! Closed well at 18.28, up 1.80 within a day, seem overstretched! Is good to take a pause and let the market digest this gains! Pls dyodd

 Yesterday Gapped up! Closed well at 18.28, up 1.80 within a day, seem overstretched! Is good to take a pause and let the market digest this gains! Pls dyodd. 


Venture  - 1st quarter results update is out. Gross revenue is up 1.9 percent to 628.5m,Net profit of 56.3m. EPS 19.5 cents increased 0.9 percent.  I think results is improving. 


Outlook

In spite of US tariffs, distractions of geopolitical conflicts, USD weakness, sanctions and other impediments, the

Venture Group achieved a turnaround in our 1Q 2026 financial performance, albeit with only a small year-on-year

revenue increase, but one that is of significant importance. This is like new shoots sprouting in early spring.

We expect these new shoots to grow in 2026. With existing customers and partners in our selected tech domains

we are growing market share in the hardware space. Our strong R&D Labs are gaining traction in Hyperscale Data

Centres and Life Science domains with new programs, products and systems. Venture’s R&D work in the

Consumer Lifestyle sector has advanced to collaborative technology development. This advancement will place

Venture’s R&D Labs in a good position for future opportunities beyond product/system design and development.

Venture continues to invest in Operational Excellence and forge new levels of more comprehensive strategic

collaborative partnerships in an emerging multipolar world.

In keeping with Venture’s core values, our employees collectively aspire to serve and delight our customers with

our Operational Excellence, from Business Development to Technology and Products/Systems Development, as

well as excellence in Design Services, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management, together with our

supporting functional teams.

We continue to develop broader, deeper and more strategic partnerships and business collaborations with all our

key customers and business partners.

Link reit - Yearly dividend is about $2.55, yield is about 6.31% at 40.35. I think nice dividend yield. They payout half yearly basis on June and December. Chart wise, bullish mode! She may rise up to test 43.50

 HK00823 : Yearly dividend is about $2.55, yield is about 6.31% at 40.35. I think nice dividend yield.  They payout half yearly basis on June and December.  Chart wise,  bullish mode! She may rise up to test 43.50.

Beyond 43.50, she may rise further higher towards 50.00 and above. 

We upgrade and transform our properties into higher quality assets that respond proactively to higher sustainability standards, changed patterns of social expectations, behaviours, and lifestyle aspirations.

Through more than 100 asset enhancement initiatives in Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland since 2005, we have substantially enhanced the productivity, efficiency, and comfort of our properties. We work alongside with stakeholders to create a more prosperous and healthy community around our portfolio.



We manage a diversified real estate portfolio across complementary asset classes and geographies through strategic investment and an active portfolio management approach.

Our assets including retail facilities, car parks, offices and logistics assets spanning China’s Beijing, Greater Bay Area (Hong Kong, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen), and Yangtze River Delta centred around Shanghai, Australia’s Sydney and Melbourne, Singapore and the UK’s London. Our industry intelligence and operational experience across the APAC markets, combined with an agile management and investment model, contribute to the build-up of a resilient portfolio in the face of changing market dynamics.

130 properties in Hong Kong:

Our portfolio focuses on retail, including community to mid- range shopping centres, as well as modernised fresh markets, car parks, office and godown buildings.

Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Venture - 1st quarter results update is out. Gross revenue is up 1.9 percent to 628.5m,Net profit of 56.3m. EPS 19.5 cents increased 0.9 percent. I think results is improving.

Venture  - 1st quarter results update is out. Gross revenue is up 1.9 percent to 628.5m,Net profit of 56.3m. EPS 19.5 cents increased 0.9 percent.  I think results is improving. 


Outlook

In spite of US tariffs, distractions of geopolitical conflicts, USD weakness, sanctions and other impediments, the

Venture Group achieved a turnaround in our 1Q 2026 financial performance, albeit with only a small year-on-year

revenue increase, but one that is of significant importance. This is like new shoots sprouting in early spring.

We expect these new shoots to grow in 2026. With existing customers and partners in our selected tech domains

we are growing market share in the hardware space. Our strong R&D Labs are gaining traction in Hyperscale Data

Centres and Life Science domains with new programs, products and systems. Venture’s R&D work in the

Consumer Lifestyle sector has advanced to collaborative technology development. This advancement will place

Venture’s R&D Labs in a good position for future opportunities beyond product/system design and development.

Venture continues to invest in Operational Excellence and forge new levels of more comprehensive strategic

collaborative partnerships in an emerging multipolar world.

In keeping with Venture’s core values, our employees collectively aspire to serve and delight our customers with

our Operational Excellence, from Business Development to Technology and Products/Systems Development, as

well as excellence in Design Services, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management, together with our

supporting functional teams.

We continue to develop broader, deeper and more strategic partnerships and business collaborations with all our

key customers and business partners.

Monday, May 4, 2026

Frasers L&C Tr - Reports 1HFY26 DPU of 2.95 cents. Marginally decreased 1.7 percent versus 3 cents last year. Positive rental reversion of 8.8 percent, Gearing 33.7 percent, ICR more than 4x

 Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust Reports 1HFY26 DPU of 2.95

Singapore Cents

Key Highlights

 Average portfolio rental reversions of +8.8% (incoming rent vs. outgoing rent basis) and +22.0% 

(average rent vs. average rent basis) achieved for the period from January to March 2026

 Overall portfolio occupancy of 96.1% with a WALE of 4.9 years

 Healthy aggregate leverage of 33.7% as at 31 March 2026, with interest coverage ratio of 4.4 times.

I think results is showing some improvement,  hopefully,  it will get better!

XD 14th May 2026.


FLCT reported revenue of S$238.9 million and Adjusted Net Property Income of S$167.0 million for 1HFY26, 

representing increases of 2.8% and 3.6% respectively, from S$232.3 million and S$161.3 million in the first 

half of FY2025 (“1HFY25”). The year-on-year increases were mainly due to positive rental reversions and 

annual increment from rent review from AU L&I and EU L&I segments, full contribution from 2 Tuas South Link 

1 as acquisition was completed in November 2024, effects of higher average exchange rate (of AUD, EUR 

and GBP against the SGD) in 1HFY26 relative to 1HFY25. The increase was partially offset by the divestment

of 357 Collins Street in September 2025, higher vacancies in ATP and FBP, and higher non-recoverable land 

taxes for Victoria and Queensland, Australia. 75.0% of 1HFY26 management fees were taken in units

(1HFY25: 43.1%). 



The distribution per unit (“DPU”) for 1HFY26 was 2.95 Singapore cents, representing an annualised distribution 

yield of 6.6%2. The 1HFY26 DPU will be paid on 22 June 20263.