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StarHub Reports Significant Decline in Net Profit for H2 2025

StarHub released FY2025 9 Months earnings on February 11, 2026 (SGT), with actual revenue of SGD 1.741 B and EPS of SGD 0.0346

StarHub released FY2025 Q3 earnings on February 11 (SGT), actual revenue SGD 612 M (forecast SGD 603.96 M), actual EPS SGD 0.0096

StarHub released FY2025 Q4 earnings on February 11 Pre-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 612 M (forecast SGD 651.35 M), actual EPS SGD 0.0099

StarHub released FY2025 Annual Earnings on February 11 Pre-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 2.353 B (forecast SGD 2.344 B), actual EPS SGD 0.0449 (forecast SGD 0.0668)

StarHub to Release FY2025 Earnings on February 12, Pre-Market SGT; Forecast Revenue SGD 2.344 B, EPS SGD 0.0668

StarHub and NeutraDC Sign Quantum-Secure Connectivity Agreement

StarHub released FY2025 Q1 earnings on August 13 (SGT), actual revenue SGD 564.4 M (forecast SGD 583.58 M), actual EPS SGD 0.0125

StarHub released FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 13 Pre-Market (SGT), Actual Revenue SGD 1.129 B (Forecast SGD 1.105 B), Actual EPS SGD 0.025

StarHub released FY2025 Q2 earnings on August 13 Pre-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 564.4 M (forecast SGD 565.1 M), actual EPS SGD 0.0125

StarHub to Release FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 14, 2025 (SGT), Forecast Revenue SGD 1.105 B

MATRIXX Software Extends Five-Year Partnership with StarHub

Star and Telecom Reports Revenue and Net Profit Growth for FY2024

StarHub Transfers 410,200 Treasury Shares

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StarHub Holds 27th Annual General Meeting

Star Telecom Establishes Strategic Partnership with Trend and Technology

StarHub Receives Average 'Outperform' Rating from FactSet Analysts

Star and Telecom Q1 2025 Net Profit Down 18.4%

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Analysts suggest StarHub may be the leading candidate to acquire M1 following the suspension of its merger with Simba. The Infocomm Media Development Authority halted the merger due to potential regulatory issues with Simba. Keppel's shares fell significantly, and analysts downgraded their outlook on the company. StarHub's interest in M1 could reignite, as it aims to strengthen its market position. Keppel plans to restructure M1 to enhance its value before a potential sale, with analysts optimistic about M1's future despite the merger setback.

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Analysts tip StarHub as ‘obvious’ front runner for M1 after Simba merger stalls

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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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Keppel will let its sale agreement with Simba lapse on May 21 after the IMDA suspended its review due to a potential regulatory breach by Simba. Keppel's CEO stated there are no plans to extend the deadline or pursue legal costs against Tuas, the owner of Simba. While Keppel remains open to future offers for M1, the current focus is on improving its efficiency and reducing costs. Keppel's shares fell over 4% following the news, while Simba's parent company saw a 60% drop in share price.

Keppel to let M1-Simba deal to lapse on May 21 deadline after IMDA suspends review

StarHub's CEO Nikhil Eapen discusses the company's transformation into a human-centric digital telco, balancing consumer and enterprise operations. StarHub aims to compete on value rather than price in Singapore's competitive mobile market, maintaining a stable average revenue per user. Despite challenges, including negative free cash flow and rising net debt, StarHub remains committed to a six-cent per share dividend, attributing cash flow issues to a one-time spectrum payment. Eapen emphasizes the importance of delivering value to investors while navigating market headwinds.

kopi-C with Starhub CEO: Staying the dividend course through headwinds

Phillip Securities has maintained a Hold rating on StarHub (SRHBF) with a price target of S$0.95, according to analyst Paul Chew. Chew, who focuses on the Technology sector, has an average return of 21.0% and a 67.53% success rate on his stock recommendations. Previously, Maybank also kept a Hold rating on StarHub with a price target of S$1.00.

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StarHub's Q1 net profit plummeted 81.3% to S$5.9 million, down from S$31.8 million a year ago. Total revenue fell 6.1% to S$507.3 million, with the consumer business declining 10% to S$228.6 million. The mobile segment saw a 10.9% drop in revenue to S$124 million. Enterprise revenue also decreased by 4.8% to S$139.4 million. EBITDA fell 22.5% to S$77.7 million, with service margins down 4.5 percentage points to 16.5%. StarHub's stock closed at S$1.01, down 1% before the results were announced.

StarHub Q1 net profit tumbles 81.3% to S$5.9 million as consumer business slides across the board