ComfortDelGro - Waiting for her to conquer 1.51 level with ease and fly to 1.60.
Beyond 1.60, she will be testing 1.64!
A nice breakout smoothly plus good volume we may see her rising up further towards 1.70 than 1.80!
Travellers heading to Johor Bahru can book a cross-border ride from anywhere in Singapore through ComfortDelGro’s (CDG) hotline from Sept 25.
The transport giant announced the new initiative in a Facebook post on Sept 18.
Most trips will cost a fixed fare of $80. But pick-ups from Ban San Street taxi stand will cost $60, while those from the airport will cost $120.
Looks like good news for ComfortDelGro!
15th September 2025:
She is trading at 1.50, looks rather bullish!
She may rise up to test 1.51 than 1.55 - 1.60.
Pls dyodd.
28th August 2025:
ComfortDelGro - Wasted, all the gains returning back after the running up from 1.43 to 1.64. Now she is back to the original price level. It might be an opportunity is back!
At 1.43, yield is about 5.88 percent which is very gd level level as compared to cpf oa 2.5% and special 4%.
Not a call to buy or sell!
Pls dyodd.
19th August 2025:
ComfortDelGro - Gd results but price still being pressed down. Great opportunity is back. Nibbled small units at 1.50.
Yearly dividend is about 8.41 cents. Yield is about 5.6%.
Pls dyodd.
13th August 2025:
I think the results is gd! Tomorrow price likely rises higher towards 1.60 and above!
COMFORTDELGRO POSTS STRONG 1H2025 RESULTS, REVENUE
INCREASES 14.4%, WITH 11.2% PATMI GROWTH
• Revenue rose to S$2.4 billion, marking a 14.4% year-on-year growth, while PATMI climbed to S$106
million, an 11.2% year-on-year improvement.
• Overseas revenue now accounts for over 50% of total revenue.
• Interim dividend of 3.91 cents per share declared, representing a payout ratio of 80%.
XD 20th Aug, paydate 28th August.
The Group’s Public Transport segment saw a 29.6% increase in operating profit YoY, mainly due to its
London bus contract renewals at improved margins and the successful commencement of its four bus
franchises in Greater Manchester as part of the Bee Network.
Under its Taxi & Private Hire segment, the Group reported a 20.6% increase in operating profit compared to
1H2024. The Group saw full contribution from Addison Lee in the UK and A2B in Australia amidst increasing
competition in the Singapore market and continuing economic challenges in China.
Overseas revenue accounted for more than 50% of the Group’s total revenue for the first time. Overseas
operating profit grew approximately 67.8% YoY, largely attributed to the full contribution from its 2024
acquisitions of Addison Lee, CMAC, and A2B.
“The increase in overseas
earnings reflects our focus on pursuing profitable international growth. The international Public Transport
business continues to do well, underpinned by our ability to collaborate effectively with our clients to deliver
valued services to support their transport goals. We continue to drive greater operational efficiencies and
growth opportunities for our global taxi and private-hire network. In a time of uncertainty, we remain
committed to the disciplined execution of our strategy, including leveraging technologies such as artificial
intelligence and autonomous vehicles to build a future-ready ComfortDelGro.”
The Group is actively enhancing and developing its long-term capabilities to maintain competitiveness.
