Genting Sing

$Genting Sing(G13.SG)

Context: Tourism and integrated resort plays in Singapore are consolidating near key support levels, trading slightly below book value while providing solid long-term balance sheet backing.

My trade: Holding my core position in Genting Sing (G13) at an average cost of 0.610 SGD, maintaining a steady gain of +0.81% as an asset-backed dividend generator.

Takeaway: Next time, I will use tiered limit orders to add shares when trading at a discounted book multiple to optimize my long-term entry price.

$Genting Sing(G13.SG)

Context: The consumer travel and resort sector in Singapore is seeing minor price consolidation, with Resorts World Sentosa maintaining steady fundamental business support.

My trade: Holding my position in Genting Sing (G13) at an average cost of 0.610 SGD, maintaining a steady positive return of +1.63% as a core dividend and recovery holding.

Takeaway: Next time, I will prepare pre-set limit orders around strong structural support levels to systematically add to long positions during short-term market pullbacks

$Genting Sing(G13.SG)

Context: The tourism and hospitality sector in Singapore continues to exhibit strong baseline demand, supporting Resorts World Sentosa’s steady operational recovery.

My trade: Holding 5,000 shares of Genting Sing (G13) at an average cost of 0.610 SGD, capturing a solid +6.55% profit margin as a fundamental growth anchor.

Takeaway: Next time, I will systematically sell covered call options against long positions during local consolidation phases to harvest extra option premium.

$Genting Sing(G13.SG)

Context: Tourism and integrated resort demand in Singapore remain resilient, supporting Genting Sing‘s steady price appreciation and upside potential.

My trade: Holding 5,000 shares of Genting Sing (G13) at a average cost of 0.610 SGD, maintaining a solid +7.37% profit margin as a core growth pillar.

Takeaway: Next time, I will systematically sell covered call options against core holdings to generate extra income during consolidation phases.

Checking in my August 19 portfolio update!

I have officially expanded my SG basket to 7 holdings by initiating a new position in consumer staples leader Delfi (P34)! Sitting flat at -0.60% (-10.00 SGD) on entry, Delfi brings strong cash-flow stability and dividend yield to my long-term allocation.

Meanwhile, my growth leaders continue to generate steady returns:

Genting Sing (G13): +8.19% (+250.00 SGD)

Sembcorp Ind (U96): +7.28% (+164.00 SGD)

CapitaLandInvest (9CI): +5.20% (+130.00 SGD)

Singtel (Z74): +3.99% (+170.00 SGD)

Delfi (P34): -0.60% (-10.00 SGD)

Mapletree Log Tr (M44U): -1.86% (-55.00 SGD)

CapLand Ascendas (A17U): -3.20% (-80.00 SGD)

Adding defensive consumer strength while my top four performers generate heavy green gains keeps my overall equity curve exceptionally well-balanced. Trusting the process and compounding forward!

$Singtel(Z74.SG)$Genting Sing(G13.SG)$Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SG)

Checking in with our August 18 portfolio update!

Genting Sing (G13) continues to lead my portfolio from the front, climbing higher to +9.83% (+300.00 SGD) and closing in on double digits. Meanwhile, Sembcorp Ind (U96) delivered another big leg up today, extending its strong green breakout to +7.99% (+180.00 SGD).

Here is how my positions stand today:

Genting Sing (G13): +9.83% (+300.00 SGD)

Sembcorp Ind (U96): +7.99% (+180.00 SGD)

CapitaLandInvest (9CI): +6.80% (+170.00 SGD)

Singtel (Z74): +4.22% (+180.00 SGD)

Mapletree Log Tr (M44U): -1.01% (-30.00 SGD)

CapLand Ascendas (A17U): -2.80% (-70.00 SGD)

With Mapletree Log Tr steadily narrowing its pullbacks and four core holdings generating heavy green returns, my growth drivers keep portfolio equity firmly elevated. Trusting the setup and letting the winners compound!

Starting off the new week on August 17 with exceptional momentum across my core holdings!

$Sembcorp Ind(U96.SG) delivered another massive surge today, accelerating its green breakout up to +6.03% (+136.00 SGD). Our top leaders continue to power the portfolio to new heights:

$CapitaLandInvest(9CI.SG) holds firm near double digits at +9.60% (+240.00 SGD).

$Genting Sing(G13.SG) maintains its strong leadership stance at +9.01% (+275.00 SGD).

$Sembcorp Ind(U96.SG) jumps to +6.03% (+136.00 SGD).

$Singtel(Z74.SG) expands its solid return to +4.69% (+200.00 SGD).

$CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SG) stands at -2.40% (-60.00 SGD).

$Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SG) sits at -2.50% (-75.00 SGD).

With 4 out of 6 positions generating massive multi-percentage gains, my green drivers are thoroughly dominating the overall equity curve. Staying patient and letting quality compound!

It’s interesting that Genting’s stock price is moving up despite the negative headline for its earnings report. Apparently investors’ sentiments improved because its non-gaming revenue grew 6% yoy despite weaker tourism conditions. The drop in profits was mainly attributable to lower interest income, depreciation and expenditure on asset refresh. Refreshed assets will hopefully bring in more non-gaming revenue when completed.

Genting Singapore has drawn fresh investor attention after reporting first half 2026 earnings. Net income declined to S$156.1 million from S$234.7 million, while revenue was broadly stable and profit drivers shifted. On a P/E basis Genting Singapore trades on 25.8x earnings, which is higher than several reference points even after the recent move to S$0.665. Genting Singapore might be considered expensive on a P/E of 25.8x compared with the peer average of 16.1x and the wider Asian hospitality sector on 19.8x. However, the company continues to pay a consistent dividend of $0.02 semi annually, or around 6% Yield a year, which may still be considerably attractive for income investors.