
Don't worry, more to come...and hope you catch the next low as it goes lower by the day.
This is across the broad as sentiments is negative....
SINGTEL REPORTS NET PROFIT DOWN ALSO
THAT WHY TODAY AGAIN DROP SO MUCH
You heng heng already, clearing at 3.88. I regretted didn't unload at 3.91 yesterday. Now Don't do anything funny now. STel will drop further next week, due to DJ panicky. Hence, hold the horse.
Latest ST at -113, NK -548 n HSI -1338(good figure for Hongkies:) Broker updated me.
last 10 mins liao
thought BBs will start dumping for today as DOWs fell last night..
Still waiting for a better price to go, now too high liao:)
SingTel closed at 3.85, how much you expect the Div announce tomorrow evening. It may gain a nominal amount tomorrow after market opens. But it will not surge on the CNY Eve. Hence, your choice, to download, if you bought earlier or to keep in your own risk.
BTW, the budget announcement on 15 Feb 08 may not help Telco and transport coy. But strange today SIA surged unexpectedly. Heng, did short it. Cheers.
StarHub lacks the muscles that SingTel has. StarHub's revenues are more local and SingTel's more Global (that means bigger and more expose to foreign-risks). Lately, SingTel is 'fighting' for a piece of pie with StarHub's CableVision locally (no matter how small it is, StarHub will feel the pain). In the long term, I think SingTel is a better play. Short term, both is about the same with StarHub having a slight edge due to their strong local income base (Broadbands, mobilephones, fixed-lines pakages etc...). Both give out attractive dividends and capital returns.
It is very interesting to see who will get the iPhone deal from Apple. Cheers!
Singapore Telecommunications Limited
Company registration number: 199201624D Page 1 of 2
News Release
SingTel?s regional mobile subscriber base grows to 172 million
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Bharti breaks previous records for quarterly subscriber growth?
SingTel sees highest quarterly increase of new 3G customers?
Optus exceeds 7-million mobile subscriber markSingapore, 4 February 2008 --
announced that the Group?s combined mobile subscriber base in the region has reached
171.54 million as at 31 December 2007.
Its mobile subscriber base in the eight markets ? Australia, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia,
Pakistan, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand ? went up by 53 per cent from 112.28
million customers a year ago. The latest figure was boosted by the addition of Warid
Telecom?s 13.21 million subscribers in Pakistan in the quarter.
Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) todayRecord net-adds propelled Bharti?s subscriber base past 50-million mark
Bharti, the largest regional mobile associate in terms of the number of mobile subscribers,
continued to grow exponentially. It broke its previous net additions records by attracting
6.29 million mobile subscribers in the quarter. As at 31 December 2007, it has enlarged
its total subscriber base to 55.16 million mobile subscribers.
Continued healthy subscriber growth from other markets
Telkomsel has the second largest number of mobile subscribers among the associates.
It added 3.43 million subscribers in the quarter to bring its total mobile subscriber base to
47.89 million.
AIS, Globe Telecom, PBTL and Warid Telecom also posted healthy subscriber growth of
between 4.4 per cent and 11.3 per cent during the quarter.
New benchmarks set in Singapore
In Singapore, SingTel continued to set benchmarks with its total mobile subscriber base
rising to 2.33 million as at 31 December 2007.
The record quarterly increase of 197,000 prepaid and postpaid mobile subscribers beat
the previous quarter?s high of 185,000 net additions.
SingTel also saw its highest quarterly jump in 3G subscribers. Its 3G subscriber base
grew to 749,000 as at 31 December 2007, an increase of 120,000 customers from a
quarter ago. 3G subscribers now make up more than half (56 per cent) of SingTel?s
postpaid mobile subscriber base.
Singapore Telecommunications Limited
Company registration number: 199201624D Page 2 of 2
Optus achieved significant milestone of 7 million mobile subscribers
Optus achieved another quarter of strong customer acquisitions - through innovative
product offerings that expand the boundaries of customer value.
In the quarter, Optus? mobile subscriber base exceeded the 7-million mark.
Optus continued to build scale with 108,000 new mobile subscribers added in the quarter.
Postpaid customer growth continued with net additions of 52,000.
The number of 3G subscribers increased to 1.16 million, an increase of 288,000
subscribers or 33 per cent from a quarter ago.
Regional mobile subscriber base at a glance
Aggregate Subscriber Base
(million)
SingTel?s Proportionate
Subscriber Base (million)
Dec 07 Sep 07 Dec 06 Dec 07 Sep 07 Dec 06
SingTel
2.33 2.13 1.77 2.33 2.13 1.77Optus
7.00 6.89 6.68 7.00 6.89 6.68Regional
associates
162.21 148.95 103.83 52.05 47.85 33.70
Total 171.54 157.97 112.28 61.38 56.87 42.14
Details of the performance of the regional mobile operations will be available when
SingTel announces its results for the third quarter and nine months ended 31 December
2007 on 5 February 2008.
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About SingTel
SingTel is a strategic investor in the region?s most successful mobile operations. It has a 21.38 per
cent stake in Advanced Info Service (AIS), Thailand?s largest mobile operator. In India, it has a
30.45 per cent effective interest in Bharti, the country?s largest GSM operator. One of SingTel?s
earliest investments in the region is Globe Telecom in the Philippines. Today, it has a 44.47 per
cent stake in Globe. SingTel has a 35 per cent stake in Indonesia?s largest mobile operator,
Telkomsel. It also has a 45 per cent equity stake in Pacific Bangladesh Telecom Limited (PBTL)
and a 30 per cent equity interest in Warid Telecom in Pakistan.
The SingTel Group had a turnover of S$13.15 billion (US$8.40 billion) and net profit after tax of
S$3.78 billion (US$2.42 billion) for the year ended 31 March 2007. More information can be found
at
yup unload everything liao at 3.89. haha was really lucky:)
now also waitting to go in again when the time is right:)
AK_Francis Member |
Posted: 01-Feb-2008 15:11 |
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Someone lately asked me what price is good to buy on SingTel, and I ranged 3.58-3.64 in reply, hope most of you got it last few days when it dipped to as low as 3.6. If you able to release it after lunch, then you have kopi or big ang bao already. I download 20 lots yesterday, due to investment stradegy, I still keep 10 lots for coming 5 Feb 08 result announcement. You may consider to grab some end of today or 4 Feb 08, if price is acceptable, price not higher than 3.72. Your choice. Good luck. Cheers. |
Hmm, the price is now 3.83. I guessed I missed an ang bao.
Monday more green? :)
I do hope the boat returns to take the rest!
Something very interesting caught my eye which I've posted @ www.bear-analysis.blogspot.com
Do take a look at how Singtel Bouces.... ha! It's recent behaviour just made it more obvious! Very resilient.