Iggy's Journal: SIA's Profit Fell 43.9% on Record Revenue While SATS's Rose 2.8%. Wall Street Rose on an AI Rebound
Thu 12 Nov 2026 | Morning
The Numbers
The STI closed on Wednesday 11 November at 5,289.66, up 31.07 points or 0.59%. KuCoin, citing Longbridge, attributed the gain to major bank shares and Singapore technology counters after third-quarter updates. The US session came after SGX had closed. The Dow rose 254.60 points or 0.49% to 52,486.49, the S&P 500 rose 98.45 or 1.31% to 7,619.38 and the Nasdaq rose 1.60% to 25,466.19. The Washington Post, citing the Associated Press, tied the rally to a rebound in AI shares led by CoreWeave after stronger quarterly results than analysts expected; US Treasury markets were closed for Veterans Day. Brent for January delivery rose 1.39% to US$92.76, per Dow Jones Market Data. Singapore Airlines reported first-half net profit down 43.9% to S$134 million from S$239 million, on record revenue of S$11.3 billion, up 16.8%, with an interim dividend of 2 cents and a special dividend of 5 cents. SATS reported second-quarter net profit up 2.8% to S$81.1 million on revenue up 9% to S$1.71 billion. $SIA(C6L.SG)
My Personal Take
Two aviation names reported on the same day and the profit lines point in opposite directions, while revenue rose at both. SIA's release ties its fall to a 33.9% rise in net fuel cost, so my question is which line sits between revenue and profit at each company. I am not putting a verdict on either share in this entry.
Cheers,
Iggy 🦖
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