MPACT - Mapletree PanAsia Com : Chart wise, bullish mode. She may rise up to test 1.36

2nd October 2025:

Wah, nice breakout! She is rising up to test 1.50 than 1.54.

Finally,  in the green! 

A long waited journey! 

Pls dyodd. 

8th August 2025:

She is rising up to test 1.45-1.46 than 1.54.

Pls dyodd.

98% chance Fed may likely cut interest rates next Wednesday- 17 September 2025.

28th August 2025:

Hosey! She has managed to stay above 1.36, high probability she may continue to rise up to test 1.41 and above. 

Pls dyodd. 

Yesterday,  tried this Ramen from Ramen King, taste good and nice! N9m nom!

8th August 2025:

MPACT - Mapletree PanAsia Com : Chart wise,  bullish mode.  She may rise up to test 1.36!

A nice breakout of 1.36 smoothly plus good volume we may see her rising up further to cover the Gapped at 1.41 

Next, she may rise further higher towards 1.54.

Pls dyodd. 

ComfortDelGro - Soon 1.56 will be history. 1.58 is coming

Indeed , she is back to 1.58. Waiting for the results announcement this evening that may provide the catalyst to drive the price higher! 

She may rise up to test 1.64 than 1.68 and 1.78-1.80. Huat ah!

Pls dyodd.  

7th August 2025:

She is rising up to test 1.58 to 1.60.

Next, 1.64 to 1.78.

Pls dyodd. 

 6th August 2025:

Indeed, she has retreated from 1.64vand went down to touch 1.50 and bounce-off to trade at 1.55, looks rather interesting!

She may rise up to retest 1.60 tyan 1.64.

Pls dyodd. 

27th July 2025:

ComfortDelGro  - the last few days transacted price is very gd and price has shoot up from 1.50 to close well at 1.64, looks like Big Boys are playing!

Short term wise,  I think we may likely see a pullback from the current price level! After this break,  it may rise up to re-attempt 1.64 and a nice breakout with ease we may see her rising up further towards 1.80 and above. 

1st Half year results will be out in mid August,  expecting them to declare a higher interim dividend.  Last year interim dividend was 3.52 cents.

Estimate 3.8-4 cents interim dividend. 

Pls dyodd. 

23rd July 2025:

 ComfortDelGro  - Yesterday,  spotted some buying interest and pushed up the price to close 2 cents higher at  1.47 , looks rather bullish likely to continue to trend higher towards 1.50!

The volume still not quite high enough to indicate Big Boys have yet to accumulate enough! I think price may continue to climb higher towards the first Half results in August cum interim dividend!

Beyond 1.50, she may rise up to retest 1.55 and above. 

Pls dyodd.

UOB Group reported an operating profit of S$4.0 billion for the first half of 2025 (1H25), up 3% compared with a year ago, underpinned by broad-based double-digit growth in fee income. Net profit for 1H25 moderated 3% to S$2.8 billion from the year before, due to pre-emptive general allowance set aside as part of the Group’s risk

 UOB’s 1H25 operating profit up 3% YoY to S$4.0 billion 

Underpinned by diversified customer franchise and resilient balance sheet 

Singapore, 7 August 2025 – UOB Group reported an operating profit of S$4.0 billion for the 

first half of 2025 (1H25), up 3% compared with a year ago, underpinned by broad-based 

double-digit growth in fee income. Net profit for 1H25 moderated 3% to S$2.8 billion from the 

year before, due to pre-emptive general allowance set aside as part of the Group’s risk 

management measures amid the macroeconomic uncertainties.

The Board declared an interim dividend of 85 cents per ordinary share, representing a payout 

ratio of approximately 50%. The second tranche of the 50 cents special dividend will also be 

paid out to shareholders, as part of the Bank’s capital distribution package announced in 

February 2025.

Net interest income for 1H25 remained stable year on year, as growth in loan volume helped 

to cushion the impact of margin compression from lower benchmark rates. Non-interest 

income registered positive momentum, backed by the Bank’s diversified customer franchise. 

Net fee income for 1H25 grew 11% across wealth management, loan-related and credit cards. 

Other non-interest income rose 1%, supported by a rise in customer-related treasury flows, 

although this was partially offset by softer trading and liquidity management activities.

Cost-to-income ratio improved from 44.4% a year ago to 43.5% in 1H25, driven by tighter cost 

management. Asset quality remained stable with non-performing loan ratio at 1.6%. Credit 

costs for 1H25 stood at 34 basis points, due to higher specific allowance and pre-emptive 

general provision set aside.

In 1H25, Group Wholesale Banking’s profit before tax declined 12% from the previous year, 

impacted by lower interest rates and competition for quality assets. However, investment 

banking delivered record fees while customer-related treasury income registered double-digit 

growth. Transaction banking continued to be a key contributor, representing nearly half of total.

wholesale banking income despite the uncertainties from the US tariffs. This was supported 

by a 12% year-on-year increase in trade loans and an enlarged CASA base, underscoring 

deeper client engagement through integrated cash, trade and supply chain platforms across

key markets. Cross-border income was steady, accounting for 26% of total wholesale banking 

income, underpinned by a diversified business franchise and the Group’s strength in 

regional connectivity.

Group Retail Banking reported profit before tax of S$1.1 billion for 1H25, up 11%, as growth

in CASA, wealth and cards countered the income pressures from lower rates and market 

competition. Retail deposits crossed the S$200 billion mark for the first time, reflecting 

continued CASA growth. Wealth management income grew 15%, driven by clients’ conversion 

of deposits into invested assets under management (AUM). High net-worth AUM continued to 

build momentum with net new money inflows at S$3 billion in the second quarter of 2025.

Credit card income increased 5% year on year, along with double-digit growth in card billings, 

supported by the Group’s regional franchise, strategic partnerships and enhanced 

rewards offerings

Venture Corporation -A nice breakout recently at 12.95 and 13.00 level looks rather bullish and may likely continue to drive the price higher! Last Friday closed at 13.10 exhibited strength and may likely rise up to test 13.42 than 13.70 with extension

9th August 2025:

Wow! A nice breakout recently at 12.95 and 13.00 level looks rather bullish and may likely continue to drive the price higher!

Last Friday closed at 13.10 exhibited strength and may likely rise up to test 13.42 than 13.70 with extension to 14.34.

Don't miss out!

This is the first time the company has declared Special dividend,  I think market is in favor of this special dividend. May be Final might have another special dividend.  

Pls dyodd. 

7th August 2025:

 VENTURE REPORTS SEQUENTIAL QUARTER IMPROVEMENT

AND DECLARES SPECIAL DIVIDEND OF 5 CENTS PER SHARE

IN ADDITION TO AN INTERIM DIVIDEND OF 25 CENTS PER SHARE

• Revenue rose 4.7% from 1Q 2025 to 2Q 2025, with growth across the majority 

of our technology domains

• Strong net cash position of S$1.26 billion as at 30 June 2025

• Special dividend reflects Venture's strong financial position and 

demonstrates our commitment to enhancing shareholder returns.

XD 1st September.  Paydate 12 September.  

 The Group recorded a stronger quarter ended 30 June 2025 compared to the quarter 

ended 31 March 2025. Revenue rose 4.7% quarter-on-quarter to S$645.3 million, led 

by growth across the majority of our technology domains.

For the half year ended 30 June 2025, the Group registered revenue of S$1,261.9 

million. Group revenue declined by 8.8% year-on-year, mainly attributable to lower 

customer demand in the Lifestyle technology domain. We improved the reliability and 

longevity of a customer’s key product through our R&D and design contribution, which 

led to lower product replacements.

Gross margin increased year-on-year due to a favourable sales mix compared to the 

same period last year.

The Group registered net profit of S$113.0 million for 1H 2025. This translated to a 

healthy net margin of 9.0% for 1H 2025, reflecting a disciplined execution of our 

strategy and a continued focus on operational efficiency.

Financial Position and Cashflow

The Group generated operating cash flow of S$137.1 million before working capital 

changes for 1H 2025. The Group continues to optimise its working capital position with 

lower inventory balance and improved receivables and payables position. For 1H 2025, 

the Group achieved strong net cash flow from operations of S$149.8 million.

As at 30 June 2025, the Group balance sheet remained robust with zero debt. On 19 

May 2025, the Group paid a final tax-exempt dividend of 50 cents per ordinary share 

amounting to S$143.8 million. The Group’s net cash position remains strong at 

S$1,255.3 million as at 30 June 2025.

As at 30 June 2025, equity attributable to owners of the Company was S$2,739.4 

million and Net Asset Value Per Share was S$9.52.

ParkwayLife - Nibbled small units at 4.01 , yield is about 3.8 percent

 3rd quarter results update Parkway Life Reit has raised its distribution per unit (DPU) by 2.3 per cent to S$0.1156 from S$0.113 in the previous corresponding period.

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Distributable income stood at S$75.4 million, up 10.4 per cent from S$68.3 million.

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Revenue climbed 8.2 per cent to about S$117.3 million, boosting net property income by 8.1 per cent to about S$110.7 million. 

The price has corrected from 4.44 to close at 4.00. It looks like a gd pivot entry point. 

Yield is about 3.85% seem quite decent!

Pls dyodd. 

PLIFE REIT REPORTS STURDY 1H 2025 RESULTS WITH HIGHER REVENUE 

AND DPU, SUPPORTED BY STRATEGIC GEOGRAPHIC EXPANSION 

 Gross revenue and net property income rose by 8.1% and 8.0% YoY 

respectively, reflecting income growth from acquisitions 

 DI grew by 9.5% year-on-year attributed to acquisitions in 2024 and 

Singapore hospitals with step-up lease arrangements 

 DPU increased 1.5% year-on-year to 7.65 Singapore cents for 1H 2025 

 Financial position remains healthy with gearing at 35.4% and no long-term 

refinancing needs until September 2026

he Group delivered a resilient performance during the period, supported by 

higher rental contributions from its core Singapore hospitals and incremental income 

from newly acquired assets in Japan and France. 

Gross revenue for the half-year rose 8.1% year-on-year (“YoY”) to S$78.3 million, 

while net property income grew 8.0% to S$73.8 million. Distributable income to 

unitholders increased 9.5% YoY to S$49.9 million. Arising from an enlarged unit base3, 

this translated into a Distribution per Unit (“DPU”) of 7.65 Singapore cents, a 1.5% 

increase from the 7.54 Singapore cents declared in the same period last year. 

The improved performance was driven by additional contributions from the acquisition 

of 11 nursing homes in France and one nursing home in Japan in 2H 2024, partially 

offset by the depreciation of the Japanese Yen (“JPY”). Meanwhile, the Group’s 

Singapore hospitals continued to deliver steady growth under long-term master leases 

with fixed 3% annual rental step-ups through FY2025. 

Resilient Portfolio Anchored by Singapore, Strengthened by Geographic 

Diversification 

As at 30 June 2025, PLife REIT’s portfolio comprised 75 properties across Singapore, 

Japan, Malaysia, and France, with a total value of approximately S$2.46 billion3. The 

entry into France in 2024 marked the Group’s first expansion into Europe and reflects 

its strategic focus on diversifying income source away from Japan through exposure 

to mature healthcare markets with long-term demand drivers. 

Singapore remains the anchor of the portfolio, contributing steady and predictable 

income. The Group’s three hospital properties are operated by Parkway Hospitals 

Singapore Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of IHH Healthcare Berhad, under long-

term master leases of 20.4 years. These leases include fixed annual rental step-ups of 3%. 

CICT- CapLand IntCom Tr : Private placement of 2.105 of about 500m for the acquisition of 55 percent of CapitaLand Spring assets

  USE OF PROCEEDS 

Subject to relevant laws and regulations, the Manager intends to use the gross proceeds of 

no less than approximately S$500.0 million from the Private Placement in the following 

manner: 

(i) approximately S$466.5 million (which is equivalent to approxi

mately 93.3% of the 

gross proceeds of the Private Placement) to finance the proposed acquisition of the 

remaining 55.0% interest in the office and retail component of CapitaSpring, a 

property located at 86 Market Street, Singapore 048947 and 88 Market Street, 

Singapore 048948 3

(the proposed “Acquisition”), which was announced on 5 

August 2025; 

(ii) approximately S$26.3 million (which is equivalent to approximately 5.3% of the 

gross proceeds of the Private Placement) for the repayment and refinancing of debt 

and/or capital expenditure and asset enhancement initiatives; and

First Half results was out! 

The results is quite good! 

NEWS RELEASE 

CICT’s 1H 2025 distribution per unit grows 3.5% to 5.62 cents

• Robust year-on-year performance driven by effective portfolio reconstitution 

and disciplined capital management

• New asset enhancement initiatives at Lot One Shoppers’ Mall and Tampines 

Mall to unlock additional asset value

Singapore, 5 August 2025 – CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT or the Trust)

today announced a distributable income growth of 12.4% year-on-year (y-o-y) to S$411.9

million for the six months ended 30 June 2025 (1H 2025), compared to S$366.5 million in 1H 

2024. This increase is attributed to the income contribution from ION Orchard, which was

acquired on 30 October 2024, better performance from existing properties and lower interest 

expenses, partially offset by the divestment of 21 Collyer Quay. 

CICT’s 1H 2025 distribution per unit (DPU) rose 3.5% to 5.62 cents, on an enlarged unit base 

compared to the 1H 2024 DPU. With the record date on Wednesday, 13 August 2025, CICT’s

unitholders can expect to receive the 1H 2025 DPU on Thursday, 18 September 2025. Based 

on the closing price of S$2.17 per unit on 30 June 2025, CICT’s annualised distribution yield 

is 5.2%.

In 1H 2025, CICT’s gross revenue eased by 0.5% y-o-y to S$787.6 million, resulting in a

corresponding 0.4% y-o-y decrease in its net property income to S$579.9 million. This slight 

decline was primarily due to the absence of income from 21 Collyer Quay, divested on 11 

November 2024, and Gallileo, which has been undergoing asset enhancement initiatives (AEI) 

since February 2024. Excluding the income contribution from 21 Collyer Quay in 1H 2024, the 

Trust’s gross revenue and net property income for 1H 2025 would have increased by 1.4% and 

1.7%, respectively. 

Mr Tan Choon Siang, CEO and Executive Director of CICTML, said: “Our first-half results

underscore the strength and resilience of CICT, driven by active portfolio management and

reconstitution efforts, as well as disciplined capital management. The income contribution from 

ION Orchard and stronger portfolio performance have effectively offset the income gap from 

the sale of 21 Collyer Quay and the ongoing AEI at Gallileo. In addition, the recent divestment 

of the non-core serviced residence component of CapitaSpring on 30 May 2025 has bolstered

CICT’s financial flexibility, with net proceeds used to reduce debt and support working capital 

needs. These actions affirm our commitment to enhancing asset and portfolio value, recycling 

capital and maintaining financial discipline in a dynamic macroeconomic environment.”