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SingTel to Release FY2026 Earnings on May 21 Pre-Market (SGT), Forecast Revenue SGD 14.46 B, EPS SGD 0.2626

Capital Group Increases Stake in Singapore Telecommunications to 5.1%

Singapore Listed Companies Repurchase Record High in First Four Months

Singtel's RE:AI and Mistral AI Partner to Enhance AI Infrastructure

Singtel and Mistral AI collaborate on advanced AI infrastructure development

Singtel, OCBC, and Keppel repurchase significant shares in Q1

Singapore Tech Companies Dominate Southeast Asia Tech Funding

Singtel Repurchased 9.46 Million Shares

Singapore Government Reviews Telecommunication Service Resilience Regulations

Singtel Transfers Preferential Shares to Central Depository

Singapore Government Drives Tech Spending Growth, IMDA Supports AI and Digital Transformation

Singtel repurchased 3,362,500 shares

Singtel Investigating Internet Outage Reports

Singtel Experiencing Major Service Outages

Singtel Confirms and Addresses Customer Connection Issues

Singtel Achieved the Fastest Mobile and 5G Speeds in Singapore

Singtel Reports Large Number of Service Interruptions and Takes Measures

Singtel's Venture Arm Sets Up a $250 Million AI Growth Fund

ZhiYuan Accelerates in Singapore Market, Plans to Provide Robot Rental Services

Singtel repurchased 989,300 shares for cancellation

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Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) is investigating telecommunications company Simba for potential non-compliance with radio frequency band regulations during its proposed acquisition of M1. Radio frequencies are crucial for wireless communication and are tightly regulated to prevent interference. IMDA allocates spectrum through auctions and proposals, with specific bands assigned to licensed telcos like Singtel, StarHub, M1, and Simba. The management of these frequencies is essential for ensuring reliable communication services in the densely populated city-state.

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Singtel is the top stock with a 1.04% increase.The Straits Times Index (STI) closed at 4,995.940, down 0.16%, on Thursday, 14 May, at 5:21 p.m.Singapore Telecommunications Limited (Singtel) was the most active stock, followed by Keppel DC Reit (+0.88%) and Wilmar International Limited (+0.53%).Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust and Genting Singapore Limited were at the foot.

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Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.16%; Top stock is Singtel

Singapore stocks fell on May 14, with the Straits Times Index (STI) down 0.2% to 4,995.94, as the meeting between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump did not boost investor sentiment. Losers outnumbered gainers 359 to 257, with 2.2 billion securities traded. Singtel rose 1%, while Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust dropped 3.6%. Local banks DBS, OCBC, and UOB saw slight gains. Regional indices were mixed, with Japan's Nikkei down 1% and South Korea's Kospi up 1.8%. Stephen Innes from SPI Asset Management commented on the evolving economic coexistence between the US and China.

- Singapore's stock market closed lower on May 14, as expectations around the meeting between Chinese leader Xi Jinping and U.S. President Trump did not boost investor sentiment.  
- The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) fell by 0.2%, closing at 4,995.94, with losing stocks outpacing gainers 359 to 257, and a trading volume of 2.2 billion shares valued at S$2.6 billion.  
- Notably, DBS Bank increased by 0.4%, while Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust was the worst performer, down 3.6%.

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Trump-Xi meeting fails to lift Singapore stocks on Thursday; STI dips 0.2%

The CPF Board warns the public about scammers impersonating officials offering advice on Singtel special discounted shares (SDS). They advise against responding to unsolicited calls and emphasize that SDS transactions should only occur on the official website. Singtel is reaching out to over 20,000 older SDS holders for assistance, while the CPF Board clarifies that officials will never ask for sensitive information or money transfers. For concerns, individuals can contact the ScamShield helpline or the CPF Board directly.

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Beware of scammers posing as officials offering advice on Singtel discounted shares: CPF Board

Capital Group has become a substantial shareholder of Singapore Telecommunications, increasing its deemed interest to 5.1% after acquiring 19,314,800 shares at an average price of $4.67 on May 6. This purchase raised its total shares to 837,947,249, making it the second-largest shareholder after Temasek. The transaction occurred after Singtel shares declined from a peak of $5.21. Singtel's stock closed at $4.69 on May 8, reflecting a 1.08% increase for the day and 2.4% year-to-date. The company will report its full-year earnings on May 21.

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Singtel's special discounted shares (SDS) scheme is set to close by year-end, prompting confusion among elderly holders. Many, like 90-year-old Madam Chung, are unsure how to sell their shares, despite receiving detailed instructions. Singtel plans to assist over 20,000 older SDS holders through outreach efforts. While some have successfully sold their shares online, others face challenges with odd lots due to commission fees. The process allows for selling via SingPost or brokerage firms, with staff available to guide seniors through the selling process. Approximately 60,000 inquiries have been made at SingPost branches recently.

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Some elderly S’poreans unsure how to sell their Singtel discounted shares while others cash in early

The Straits Times Index (STI) fell by 0.41% to close at 4,921.90 on Friday, 7 May. Jardine Matheson emerged as the top stock with a 1.57% increase, followed by Thai Beverage Public Co. Ltd. (+1.19%) and Singapore Telecommunications Limited (Singtel) (+1.08%). Hongkong Land and Mapletree Logistics Trust were among the least performing stocks.

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Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.4%; Top stock is Jardine Matheson

The Singapore stock market ended its two-day winning streak, with the Straits Times Index closing at 4,921.90, down 20.06 points or 0.41%. Despite this, a rebound is anticipated on Monday due to mixed to higher global forecasts, bolstered by strong U.S. employment data. Key stocks like CapitaLand and Hongkong Land saw declines, while some, like SingTel and Thai Beverage, experienced gains. Wall Street's positive performance may influence the Asian markets, which are expected to trend higher.

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Singapore Shares May Bounce Higher Again On Monday

Parliament in Singapore has approved the transfer of Singtel's special discounted shares (SDS) to direct shareholder ownership, effective November. This change allows approximately 615,000 SDS holders to manage their shares directly, ending the CPF Board's role as trustee. Since April, holders have been able to sell their shares, with 13% already opting for cash. Concerns were raised about brokerage fees and potential scams, especially among elderly holders. The CPF Board is enhancing support for SDS holders during this transition.

Parliament approves shift of Singtel discounted shares to direct shareholder ownership

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