SingTel - Sold down upon releasing a good sets of financial numbers. She is down 32 cent to 4.70. She may continue to drift lower towards 4.58 the recent low

 SingTel  - Sold down upon releasing a good sets of financial numbers.  She is down 32 cent to 4.70. She may continue to drift lower towards 4.58 the recent low.

 FOR THE SECOND HALF YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026

 Operating revenue, EBITDA and OpCo EBIT1 rose 2.7%, 1.1% and 4.7% 

respectively, driven mainly by NCS, Digital InfraCo and Optus.

 Associates’ post-tax profit contributions rose 11%. Excluding Intouch2 and 

in constant currency terms3, the associates’ post-tax contributions would 

have risen 26% due to strong performances from Airtel, AIS and Globe.

 Underlying net profit increased 11%.

 A net exceptional gain of S$787 million was recorded, primarily from the 

sale of a partial stake in Airtel.

 Net profit after net exceptional gain amounted to S$2.20 billion.

 Free cash flow was down 16% on lower operating cash, partially offset by 

lower capital expenditure. Excluding a special dividend from Intouch in the 

last corresponding period, free cash flow would have declined 2.4%. 

FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026

 Operating revenue remained stable, while EBITDA and OpCo EBIT1 were 

up 1.5% and 8.9% respectively, driven mainly by NCS and Optus.

 Associates’ post-tax profit contributions increased 10%. Excluding

Intouch2 and in constant currency terms3, the associates’ post-tax 

contributions would have risen 25%, led by Airtel and AIS. 

 Underlying net profit rose 12% to S$2.77 billion. 

 With a higher net exceptional gain, net profit increased 40% to S$5.61

billion. 

 Free cash flow declined 1.5%, mainly due to higher capital expenditure 

partially offset by higher operating cash. Excluding dividends received from 

Intouch in the last corresponding period, free cash flow would have grown