--- title: "iEdge Next 50: Haw Par, Ultragreen to Lift Healthcare Weighting" type: "News" locale: "en" url: "https://longbridge.com/en/news/279200996.md" description: "Haw Par and Ultragreen will join the iEdge Next 50 Index on March 23, increasing the Healthcare Sector representation from two to four stocks and lifting its weighting from 2%-3% to 6%-7%. The combined average daily trading turnover of the Index constituents rose to S$261M in 1Q26, up from S$221M in 2H25, driven by technology stocks. Other new additions include GuocoLand and Valuemax Group, while Banyan Tree Holdings and others will be removed from the Index." datetime: "2026-03-15T20:11:58.000Z" locales: - [zh-CN](https://longbridge.com/zh-CN/news/279200996.md) - [en](https://longbridge.com/en/news/279200996.md) - [zh-HK](https://longbridge.com/zh-HK/news/279200996.md) --- # iEdge Next 50: Haw Par, Ultragreen to Lift Healthcare Weighting - Trading activity across iEdge Next 50 constituents accelerated in 1Q26. The components that take effect at the upcoming Mar 23 rebalance saw combined ADT of S$261M, up S$40M from S$221M in 2H25. Technology drove the largest increase in trading activity, with Frencken, UMS & CSE Global also leading index performances.  - At the rebalance, Haw Par will join the Index, as it surpassed the minimum daily traded velocity of 0.10% for the 6-month period into Feb 27. Based on market cap and free float on the rebalance date, Haw Par may also rank among the 10 Index heavyweights when it joins the Index on Mar 23. It reports more than half its revenue to healthcare.  - Incoming entrant Ultragreen also ranked highly in turnover velocity, with a six‑month MDT of S$3.6M, equating to around 0.7% of its median S$514M free‑float market capitalisation (as of Feb 27), well surpassing the 0.1% requirement. The stock has returned 7.6% since its Dec 2025 debut.  - This will increase iEdge Next 50 Index Healthcare Sector representation from two to four stocks. With Haw Par and Ultragreen joining Raffles Medical and Riverstone, this also indicatively lifts the combined Healthcare Sector weighting from around 2%–3% to 6%–7% based on Feb 27 prices. **The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index comprises 50 of the largest and most actively traded Mainboard‑listed stocks, excluding the 30 largest by market capitalisation**. In 1Q26, the Index continued to maintain a strong correlation with the FTSE ST Mid & Small Cap Index (R² = 0.94), while posting marginal declines through March 13, after delivering 19% total returns in 2H25. The trading activity across the iEdge Next 50 Index constituents has accelerated in 1Q26. Using the components that take effect at the upcoming March 23 rebalance, the combined average daily trading turnover (ADT) of the 50 stocks was S$261 million in 1Q26 to March 13, up from S$221 million in 2H25. For the upcoming rebalance that takes effect on March 23, market data for the last trading day of February (Feb 27) was used to screen for Index inclusion, as per the Index Rules. The result is four new Index additions, that include Haw Par Corp, GuocoLand, Ultragreen.ai and Valuemax Group. This will be effective the March 23 open.  Meanwhile, Banyan Tree Holdings, SBS Transit, Geo Energy Resources and COSCO SHIPPING International Singapore Co will be omitted from the Index. Other stocks that were close to Index inclusion at the rebalance included AEM Holdings, Hong Fok Corporation, Delfi, Marco Polo Marine and Nam Cheong.  **The new inclusions mean the Healthcare Sector representation in the Index doubles, from two to four stocks.** With Haw Par Corp and Ultragreen.ai joining Raffles Medical Group and Riverstone Holdings, this indicatively lifts the combined Healthcare Sector weighting from around 2%–3% to 6%–7%, based on relative February 27 prices.  Beyond these four stocks, Parkway Life REIT, with a portfolio of strategically located private hospitals, is also an Index component. Q & M Dental Group (Singapore) is also among the next 10-15 stocks in the contention for Next 50 Index inclusion, should it see a significant increase in capitalisation from the existing S$524 million.  Also of note, ValueMax Group will enter the Index on higher free float, driven by incremental share issuance from warrant exercises. Issued shares have risen modestly, with indications the additional float has been well absorbed by the market. This includes ValueMax ranking among the top 20 stocks by net institutional inflows in 1Q26. GuocoLand joins the Index following a reassessment of total shares outstanding by the Index team. The 10 largest stocks of the Index that will take effect on March 23 based on current full market capitalisation are tabled below.  Note however that stock weights are assessed by free float capitalisation.  **Index Constituents Effective March 23** **Code** **Current Mkt Cap S$M** **YTD ADT S$M** **YTD TR %** **YTD NIF S$M** **2H25 ADT S$M** **2H25 TR%** **2H25 NIF S$M** **Sector** Keppel REIT K71U 4,509 16.05 \-5.8 \-8.0 8.91 15.5 38.1 REITs First Resources  (Singapore) EB5 4,149 4.969 28.2 0.9 3.897 46.0 10.5 Consumer Non-Cyclicals Suntec REIT T82U 4,020 10.72 \-4.2 \-9.5 8.44 30.9 55.9 REITs Sheng Siong Group  OV8 3,879 10.372 \-1.9 \-45.2 6.840 42.8 \-18.2 Consumer Non-Cyclicals Golden Agri-Resources  E5H 3,805 4.55 5.3 5.1 3.52 14.0 \-34.5 Consumer Non-Cyclicals NetLink NBN Trust CJLU 3,780 5.60 0.5 0.2 4.91 12.8 \-14.6 Telecommunications SIA Engineering Co  S59 3,536 3.312 \-12.2 \-19.0 3.465 17.6 54.7 Industrials CapitaLand Ascott Trust HMN 3,462 6.78 \-2.2 \-17.7 6.54 11.0 \-53.6 REITs Haw Par Corporation  H02 3,303 5.26 \-4.8 \-35.1 2.28 32.8 14.2 Healthcare Olam Group  VC2 3,205 4.279 \-11.5 \-34.7 2.055 3.0 \-24.7 Consumer Non-Cyclicals _ADT refers to Average Daily Trading Turnover, NIF refers to Net Institutional Flow, TR refers to Total Return. Source: SGX Data as of 13 March 2026._ **Haw Par Corp to Join the Index After Clearing Liquidity Threshold** Haw Par Corp will be added to the Index after its stock exceeded the minimum average daily traded velocity threshold of 0.10% over the six-month review period to February 27, at 0.12%. The stock has also seen its trading activity notch higher following its FY25 results announcement, that was also on February 27, ranking just outside the 50 most traded SGX-listed stocks this year.  For its FY25, Haw Par reported net profit of S$265.5 million, up 16.3% year on year despite softer core operating revenue. Its fair value changes on investments recorded in Other Comprehensive Income moderated in FY25, to S$185.6 million versus the outlier S$528.5 million in FY24. As a result, total comprehensive income declined to S$452.5 million in FY25 from S$761.1 million a year earlier, despite a 16.3% increase in net profit. With its market capitalisation and free float of approximately, the stock is expected to rank among or near the Index’s top 10 constituents by weight when the changes take effect on March 23.  On March 6, Impact Capital Asset Management (ICAM) noted that FY25 again underscored Haw Par’s investment led earnings profile, with “other income” rising 17.3% year on year to S$211 million and doing most of the heavy lifting for profit growth. While Haw Par Corp’s healthcare revenue declined 6.9% year on year, ICAM highlights that tighter cost control lifted Healthcare operating profit by 7.2%, reinforcing the segment’s defensive characteristics despite softer demand. ICAM also adds that earnings quality in FY25 improved relative to prior years, as profit growth was dividend led rather than driven by fair value gains, although headline results remain highly sensitive to portfolio income and capital allocation decisions. **Ultragreen.ai: Scaling MedTech with Strong Margins and Global Reach** Incoming entrant Ultragreen.ai has ranked highly on liquidity, with a six‑month median daily turnover (MDT) of S$3.6 million, equivalent to 0.7% of its median S$514 million free‑float market capitalisation as of February 27. This comfortably exceeded the 0.1% turnover velocity threshold, while the stock has delivered a 7.6% return since listing. Ultragreen.ai listed in December 2025, representing the Healthcare Sector and MedTech Industry through fluorescence‑guided surgery, imaging agents, and AI‑enabled surgical data. Its IPO was well supported, attracting 13.6× subscription and raising US$162.5 million from the offer of 112.1 million shares. Growth is seen to be driven by broader applications of Indocyanine Green, complementary product expansion and continued investment in R&D, clinical trials and surgeon training, alongside global expansion with a growing Asia focus.  In FY25 (ended Dec 31), its revenue rose 24% to US$142.4 million and underlying NPAT increased 14% to US$63.8 million; the group also ended the year debt‑free with US$176.1 million net cash and guided for FY26 revenue of US$170–190 million. Following the results DBS Research maintained its BUY call with a US$2.05 target price, noting that Ultragreen.ai’s structural growth story remains unchanged, even as continued investment may temper near‑term margins but is strategically important for long‑term growth. On March 12 Ultragreen.ai announced it received regulatory approvals for its IC‑Flow Imaging System V2 in India,Thailand, the Philippines, and Bangladesh, expanding its Asia‑Pacific footprint and bringing the system’s global regulatory coverage to 45 territories, supporting regional commercialisation of its fluorescence‑guided surgery platform. **Mixed Performance of Index Constituents in 1Q26** For 1Q26 to March 13 total returns, Frencken Group, UMS Integration, CSE Global, First Resources and Food Empire Holdings were the strongest performers among the 50 constituents that will make up the Index on March 23. The four technology stocks of the Index also contributed S$58.8 million of average daily turnover (ADT) of the 50 constituents in 1Q26 to March 13, compared to as many as 16 trusts of the REIT sector contributing S$77.1 million of ADT.  While iFAST Corporation booked the highest net institutional outflow over the period, Frencken Group booked the highest net institutional inflow of S$45 million, followed by Valuemax Group at S$39.9 million, and UOB Kay Hian holdings at S$36.3 million.   The 50 constituents that will make up the Index w.e.f. March 23, sort by total returns in 1Q26 to March 13, are tabled below.   **Index Constituents Effective Mar 23 (sort by 1Q26 performance to Mar 13)** **Code** **Current Mkt Cap S$M** **YTD ADT S$M** **YTD TR %** **YTD NIF S$M** **2H25 ADT S$M** **2H25 TR%** **2H25 NIF S$M** **Sector** Frencken Group  E28 851 13.597 **44.2** 45.0 6.228 11.3 10.8 Technology UMS Integration  558 1,350 15.663 **33.8** 36.2 8.137 9.1 \-23.8 Technology CSE Global  544 927 10.047 **29.9** 7.6 5.674 77.2 45.1 Technology First Resources   EB5 4,149 4.969 **28.2** 0.9 3.897 46.0 10.5 Consumer Non-Cyclicals Food Empire Holdings  F03 1,686 3.605 **27.9** 17.7 2.896 32.1 \-5.0 Consumer Non-Cyclicals Pan-United Corporation  P52 1,002 0.637 **23.3** 8.3 0.647 36.8 15.9 Materials & Resources China Aviation Oil (Singapore)  G92 1,755 3.317 **22.9** 18.1 2.005 82.4 39.3 Industrials UOB-Kay Hian Holdings  U10 2,942 3.706 **17.5** 36.3 2.032 23.0 45.4 Financial Services Hong Leong Asia  H22 2,095 4.776 **16.7** 6.3 3.748 51.2 34.7 Consumer Cyclicals GuocoLand  F17 2,944 1.703 **11.1** 11.5 0.624 49.0 9.0 Real Estate (excl. REITs) Keppel Infrastructure Trust A7RU 3,134 7.45 **9.0** 21.7 3.24 28.2 2.4 Utilities Centurion Corporation  OU8 1,211 2.451 **7.5** \-1.1 2.939 \-19.3 \-34.2 Real Estate (excl. REITs) Boustead Singapore  F9D 934 1.925 **6.3** 18.6 1.315 27.4 8.1 Industrials BRC Asia  BEC 1,218 0.429 **6.0** 0.5 0.301 37.2 \-3.1 Industrials Golden Agri-Resources  E5H 3,805 4.55 **5.3** 5.1 3.52 14.0 \-34.5 Consumer Non-Cyclicals ValueMax Group  T6I 983 1.674 **5.1** 39.9 0.315 66.0 8.5 Consumer Cyclicals Ultragreen.ai   ULG 2,208 4.676 **3.0** \-20.1 9.663 N/A \-3.8 Healthcare NetLink NBN Trust CJLU 3,780 5.60 **0.5** 0.2 4.91 12.8 \-14.6 Telecommunications CDL Hospitality Trusts J85 1,031 1.158 **0.2** 4.0 1.300 9.1 \-7.8 REITs Sasseur REIT CRPU 857 0.947 **0.0** \-14.6 0.870 11.0 \-20.1 REITs Parkway Life REIT C2PU 2,591 4.29 **\-0.9** \-26.3 3.88 1.4 \-77.9 REITs Raffles Medical Group  BSL 1,859 1.903 **\-1.0** \-2.6 1.672 2.5 2.0 Healthcare Digital Core REIT DCRU 811 2.330 **\-1.9** \-5.5 1.870 0.6 \-32.6 REITs Sheng Siong Group  OV8 3,879 10.372 **\-1.9** \-45.2 6.840 42.8 \-18.2 Consumer Non-Cyclicals Centurion Accommodation REIT 8C8U 1,843 5.087 **\-2.1** \-7.7 7.339 N/A \-40.2 REITs CapitaLand Ascott Trust HMN 3,462 6.78 **\-2.2** \-17.7 6.54 11.0 \-53.6 REITs Comfortdelgro Corporation  C52 3,098 15.10 **\-3.4** \-1.2 17.19 6.2 \-145.9 Industrials Suntec REIT T82U 4,020 10.72 **\-4.2** \-9.5 8.44 30.9 55.9 REITs Haw Par Corporation  H02 3,303 5.26 **\-4.8** \-35.1 2.28 32.8 14.2 Healthcare AIMS APAC REIT O5RU 1,138 2.454 **\-5.8** \-0.7 2.840 17.6 \-6.2 REITs Keppel REIT K71U 4,509 16.05 **\-5.8** \-8.0 8.91 15.5 38.1 REITs Far East Hospitality Trust Q5T 1,150 0.697 **\-6.0** \-3.7 0.602 12.1 \-5.2 REITs NTT DC REIT NTDU 1,262 5.165 **\-6.6** \-10.6 8.777 N/A \-76.9 REITs Starhill Global REIT P40U 1,239 1.006 **\-7.2** \-4.5 0.838 20.7 \-1.7 REITs Yangzijiang Maritime Dev  8YZ 1,989 5.628 **\-8.1** \-29.5 9.571 N/A \-11.3 Financial Services Wee Hur Holdings  E3B 620 3.729 **\-9.4** 9.9 3.979 57.9 20.8 Industrials Lendlease Global Comm REIT JYEU 1,643 9.277 **\-9.4** \-43.6 6.671 25.7 23.6 REITs ESR-REIT 9A4U 1,895 3.546 **\-9.6** \-8.1 2.971 14.8 \-15.6 REITs Yanlord Land Group  Z25 1,217 2.532 **\-10.0** \-2.3 2.702 40.0 13.6 Real Estate (excl. REITs) iFAST Corporation  AIY 2,599 19.50 **\-10.4** \-91.2 14.29 44.9 115.0 Technology StarHub  CC3 1,724 2.791 **\-10.7** \-16.3 1.532 \-0.9 \-8.0 Telecommunications PropNex  OYY 1,236 4.192 **\-11.2** \-12.7 3.368 78.0 17.5 Real Estate (excl. REITs) Olam Group  VC2 3,205 4.279 **\-11.5** \-34.7 2.055 3.0 \-24.7 Consumer Non-Cyclicals CapitaLand India Trust CY6U 1,529 5.821 **\-11.9** \-25.2 2.895 20.2 12.0 REITs SIA Engineering Co  S59 3,536 3.312 **\-12.2** \-19.0 3.465 17.6 54.7 Industrials Riverstone Holdings  AP4 1,104 2.745 **\-12.9** \-5.2 3.321 32.3 18.2 Healthcare CapitaLand China Trust AU8U 1,132 1.784 **\-13.5** \-9.1 1.696 13.7 10.5 REITs Singapore Post  S08 777 2.808 **\-14.8** \-18.2 5.057 \-21.9 \-110.1 Industrials China Sunsine Chemical Holdings  QES 605 0.969 **\-20.6** 2.2 1.133 47.7 \-12.3 Materials & Resources Yangzijiang Financial Holding  YF8 905 8.357 **\-35.0** \-74.1 13.780 19.4 \-34.7 Financial Services ADT refers to Average Daily Trading Turnover, NIF refers to Net Institutional Flow, TR refers to Total Return. 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