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SIA released FY2026 Q3 earnings on May 14 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 5.423 B (forecast SGD 5.286 B), actual EPS SGD 0.149 (forecast SGD 0.1308)

SIA released FY2026 Q4 earnings on May 14 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 5.423 B (forecast SGD 5.217 B), actual EPS SGD 0.149 (forecast SGD 0.123)

SIA released FY2026 9 Months earnings on May 14 After-Market SGT, actual revenue SGD 15.1 B, actual EPS SGD 0.228

SIA released FY2026 Annual Earnings on May 14 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 20.52 B (forecast SGD 20.07 B), actual EPS SGD 0.382 (forecast SGD 0.3491)

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The final report on the SQ321 Singapore Airlines flight indicates a possible radar failure may have left pilots unaware of severe turbulence, resulting in one death and 56 injuries. The Transport Safety Investigation Bureau noted that the Boeing 777's radar might not have detected a rapidly forming storm cloud. The report highlights systemic vulnerabilities in aviation weather radars and calls for improved training and maintenance protocols. SIA has since revamped pilot training and integrated predictive applications to enhance safety.

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Temasek's CEO, Dilhan Pillay, stated that the investment firm is unlikely to meet its 2030 climate targets due to challenges in decarbonizing aviation and power sectors. Despite this, Temasek remains committed to its 2050 net-zero goal. The firm aims to halve its portfolio's greenhouse gas emissions to 11 million tonnes by 2030, but current emissions are still high, particularly from major investments like Singapore Airlines. Pillay emphasized the complexities of the global energy transition and the ongoing reliance on fossil fuels.

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Singapore Airlines (SIA) reported a 7% year-on-year increase in passenger traffic for April, with a load factor of 88.4%. Budget carrier Scoot achieved a higher load factor of 91%. The group carried 3.6 million passengers, up 7.5% from last year, while cargo loads rose 3.7%. The growth was attributed to spillover demand for travel to Europe and the Americas amid constrained capacity in the Middle East.

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SIA April passenger traffic up 7% on spillover demand to Europe, US

Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group reported a 7% year-on-year increase in passenger traffic for April, reaching 13.7 billion revenue passenger kilometers. The passenger load factor improved to 88.4%. SIA's traffic rose 5.1%, while budget carrier Scoot saw a 13.7% increase. Cargo loads also grew by 3.7%. SIA shares rose 2.4% to S$6.42 before the announcement.

SIA Group passenger traffic rises 7% in April

Singapore stocks closed lower on May 15, with the Straits Times Index (STI) down 0.1% to 4,989.08. Singapore Airlines rose 2.4%, while Venture Corporation fell 3.1%. Local banks had mixed results, with DBS up 0.1% and UOB down 0.2%. Across the broader market, losers outnumbered gainers 431 to 224. Key regional indices also declined, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng down 1.6% and Japan's Nikkei 225 down 2%. Vincenzo Vedda from DWS warned that high oil prices could lead to tighter monetary policies.

- Singapore's stock market closed down on May 15, with the Straits Times Index (STI) falling by 0.1% to 4,989.08 points.  
- Singapore Airlines led the blue-chip index, rising 2.4%, while Venture Corporation suffered the biggest drop, declining 3.1%.  
- Overall, 224 stocks advanced and 431 declined, with a trading volume of 2.3 billion securities valued at 2.5 billion Singapore dollars.

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Analysts express caution regarding Singapore Airlines (SIA) as its earnings for the six months ending March 31 fell over 50% year-on-year, primarily due to the absence of a prior gain from Vistara's disposal. Concerns arise over core earnings flattening and high fuel costs exacerbated by the Middle East conflict. Despite these challenges, SIA declared higher-than-expected dividends, and its shares rose slightly. Analysts maintain 'hold' recommendations, anticipating a challenging financial year ahead.

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