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Applet123
    19-Jun-2007 17:45  
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Thanks for the info. Where did you get this info from?
 
 
shplayer
    19-Jun-2007 13:21  
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Oh....xd for the div is 7 Aug 07.
 
 
shplayer
    19-Jun-2007 13:18  
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Appelet123,

Final div 6.5 c and Special div 9.5 c .....total 16.0 ct per share....all div is one-tier tax exempt.
 

 
Applet123
    19-Jun-2007 13:01  
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I saw in the SGX website that singtel is giving out dividend but I can't figure out how much. Can someone advise me?

 
 
 
student
    17-Jun-2007 09:00  
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Maybe will drop another 10c ( to 3.28) or so before rising again...
 
 
student
    17-Jun-2007 08:59  
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Maybe will drop another 10c or so before rising again...
 

 
Derekzh
    16-Jun-2007 18:06  
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SingTel closed @$3.36 is consider good price.  Better still if you have holding on power bcos this counter is having accumalation...

Just my 2 cents worth...

 
 
 
s5504703
    15-Jun-2007 23:00  
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Good time to accumalate at $3.3+.....target is $3.50..correction finishing soon.
 
 
singaporegal
    13-Jun-2007 21:57  
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TA charts for Singtel looks moderately bearish for now. Acc/Dist and Chaikin both downtrending. Price also cut the lower B Band.
 
 
Applet123
    08-Jun-2007 15:35  
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Thanks. Bought Singtel at 3.32 last month.
 

 
jkbk007
    08-Jun-2007 10:39  
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Are you refering to share buyback? Share buyback will usually cost the share price to move up a few notch.
 
 
Applet123
    23-May-2007 08:55  
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Just curious. What is the impact of a company buying their own shares?
 
 
tiandi
    22-May-2007 23:38  
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i think you can read this from sgx website. 

http://info.sgx.com/webcorannc.nsf/560dd4b031b97d27482571b20043d38c/8238ad015fb967f9482572d7003358ed?OpenDocument
 
 
ngchunleng
    22-May-2007 23:32  
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Applet123, can elaboarate on your statement? Where you get this news?
 
 
Applet123
    22-May-2007 21:52  
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Singtel bought back their shares. Does that mean that investers are owning more of Singtel now?
 

 
s5504703
    12-May-2007 11:39  
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heng heng sold previous week at 3.46....huat ahhhh
 
 
s5504703
    09-May-2007 20:12  
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If fall below 3.3..can consider buying in again.

From BT

 

Lower payout
Some analysts noted that while the 2007 dividends were higher than the $2-$2.5 billion expected, the total payout was below 2006, when the company also announced a capital reduction.

'This (dividend) is significantly ahead of expectations,' Deutsche Bank analysts William Bratton and Matt Adams said, rating SingTel a 'buy' with a $3.65 price target.

Citigroup analyst Anand Ramachandran, who also has a 'buy' on the stock, said the dividend could have been higher.
 
 
singaporegal
    09-May-2007 19:50  
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TA charts for singtel don't look very good. Probably due to drop in profit.
 
 
joshlai86
    09-May-2007 09:45  
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price drop could be due to nervy retail investors who read that singtel's profit fell 41%! not considering the fact tt last yr's profit was boosted by a one-off gain. in fact,the results were better than expectations and i expect the stock to rebound!
 
 
tiandi
    09-May-2007 09:38  
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FROM Reuters, 20.5 cents divvy




SINGAPORE, May 9 (Reuters) - Singapore Telecommunications (STEL.SI: QuoteProfile , Research), Southeast Asia's largest phone company, posted a 41 percent drop in quarterly profit after its results in the year ago period were boosted by one-off gains, but still beat market expectations.

Fourth-quarter attributable net profit was at S$989 million ($653 million) versus S$1.68 billion last year, bringing full-year 2006/07 net profit to S$3.78 billion.

The quarterly net profit was above an average net profit forecast of S$904 million by 17 analysts polled by Reuters Estimates.

State-controlled SingTel -- Singapore's largest listed firm, headed by new chief executive Chua Sock Koong -- made underlying net profit before goodwill and exceptionals of S$971 million in January-March, versus S$1 billion a year ago.



The company also proposed to return S$3.3 billion in capital to shareholders via a dividend payment of 20.5 Singapore cents per share.

Battling heavy competition at home, where the mobile phone penetration rate has reached 100 percent, SingTel has spent S$20 billion in recent years buying firms in high-growth Asian countries and in the bigger Australian market.

SingTel shares were flat in January-March, underperforming an 8.2 percent rise in the Straits Times Index <.STI>.

 
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