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DFIRG USD released FY2025 9 Months Earnings on March 3, 2026 (SGT) with actual revenue of USD 6.628 B and EPS of USD 0.0722

DFIRG USD released FY2025 Q3 earnings on March 3, 2026 (SGT) with actual revenue of USD 2.241 B and actual EPS of USD 0.1001

DFIRG USD released FY2025 Q4 earnings on March 3 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue USD 2.241 B, actual EPS USD 0.1001

DFIRG USD released FY2025 Annual Earnings on March 3 After-Market (SGT), Actual Revenue: USD 8.869 B (Forecast: USD 11.13 B), Actual EPS: USD 0.1734 (Forecast: USD 0.1699)

DFIRG USD to Release FY2025 Annual Earnings on March 3, 2026 After-Market (SGT), Forecast Revenue SGD 10.92 B, EPS SGD 0.1803

DFIRG USD released FY2025 Q1 earnings on July 22 (SGT), actual revenue USD 2.194 B, actual EPS USD -0.0139

DFIRG USD released FY2025 Q2 earnings on July 22, 2025 (SGT) with actual revenue of USD 2.194 B and EPS of USD -0.0139

DFIRG USD released FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on July 22 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue USD 4.387 B, actual EPS USD -0.0279

DFIRG USD to Release FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on July 22, 2025 (SGT)

DFIRG USD released FY2024 9 Months Earnings on March 10 (SGT), actual revenue 6.637 B USD, actual EPS -0.056 USD

DFIRG USD released FY2024 Q3 earnings on March 10 (SGT), actual revenue 2.232 B USD, actual EPS -0.1262 USD

DFIRG USD released FY2024 Q4 earnings on March 10 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue 2.232 B USD, actual EPS -0.1262 USD

DFIRG USD released FY2024 annual earnings on March 10 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue 8.869 B USD (forecast 11.87 B USD), actual EPS -0.1817 USD (forecast 0.1948 USD)

DFIRG USD to Release FY2024 Earnings on March 10 After-Market (SGT), Forecast Revenue 11.89 B SGD, EPS 0.1947 SGD

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The Straits Times Index (STI) closed at 5,002.720, down 0.24% on April 22. DFI Retail was the top stock with a 4.57% increase, followed by Jardine Matheson (+1.67%) and Capitaland Investment Limited (+1.05%). Singapore Telecommunications Limited and ST Engineering had the lowest performance.

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Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.24%; Top stock is DFI Retail

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On April 22, several companies in Singapore reported significant developments affecting their stock trading. DFI Retail Group's Q1 2026 profit rose 49% year-on-year, while Bumitama Agri noted that rising energy prices may benefit its business. Keppel Infrastructure Trust proposed S$200 million in notes at 2.8% per annum. Hong Leong Asia acquired Yong Tai Loong for S$90.7 million to enhance its urban solutions. OUE Reit reported an 8.4% increase in net property income. Suntec Reit experienced slowed convention bookings, and Nam Cheong announced the sale of two vessels for US$36.7 million.

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Stocks to watch: DFI Retail, Bumitama Agri, Keppel Infrastructure Trust, Hong Leong Asia, OUE Reit

DFI Group's Mannings, 7-Eleven, Wellcome, and IKEA recently launched new strategies to cope with online shopping and the trend of consumption in mainland China. DFI turned a profit of USD 270 million last year, with Mannings' same-store sales increasing by 5%, focusing on health products. 7-Eleven is implementing a fresh food concept store, planning to add 20 new locations. Wellcome and ParknShop are merging, aiming to attract customers with low prices. Overall, DFI is actively responding to market challenges by enhancing customer experience and product diversity

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DFI has been very active in recent years, with new strategies for its four major star brands to respond to the online shopping and consumption trend in the north

Singapore DFI Retail Group's brands such as 7-Eleven, IKEA, and Watsons stated that despite the military conflict in the Middle East leading to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz for over a month, the current impact on product supply and transportation costs is minimal, and there are no plans to adjust prices at this time. IKEA's product supply in Hong Kong is stable, driven by the recovery of the property market. 7-Eleven plans to continue expanding its outlets, and Watsons' expansion plans in Hong Kong remain unchanged, with the number of stores expected to increase to over 310 by the end of the year

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DFI Retail: Not yet affected by the Middle East conflict

Singapore stocks rose 0.3% on Friday, with the Straits Times Index closing at 4,989.41, marking a weekly gain of 0.7%. Local banks performed well, with DBS up 0.3%, OCBC up 1.3%, and UOB up 0.2%. Singapore Exchange led blue-chip gains, rising 3.8%, while DFI Retail Group fell 4.9%. The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index increased by 2.5%. Overall, gainers outnumbered losers 380 to 201, with 4.4 billion securities traded. Regional markets also saw gains, reflecting a cautious optimism in Asian equities amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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Singapore stocks edge up 0.2% on Friday to end week higher

The Straits Times Index (STI) closed at 4,977.08, down 0.38% on April 9. DFI Retail (DFIRG USD) was the top stock with a 2.97% increase, followed by Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (YZJ Shipbldg SGD) at +1.25% and Seatrium Ltd at +1.22%. Wilmar Intl and City Dev were the least performing stocks.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.38%; Top stock is DFIRG USD

The Straits Times Index (STI) closed at 4,958.010, down 0.29% on April 7. DFI Retail was the top stock with a 3.42% increase, followed by ST Engineering (+2.05%) and Wilmar International (+1.81%). Jardine Matheson and Singapore Telecommunications Limited were the least performing stocks.

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Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.29%; Top stock is DFI Retail

Singapore stocks fell 0.3% on April 7 amid mixed results in Asian markets, influenced by US-Iran tensions. The Straits Times Index closed at 4,958.01, with 218 gainers and 206 decliners. DFI Retail Group rose 3.4%, while Jardine Matheson dropped 1.8%. Local banks also saw declines. Regional indices showed mixed performance, with Japan's Nikkei up slightly and Malaysia's FTSE down. Market strategist James Ooi noted that while Trump's deadlines affect markets, their impact is diminishing, and a truce could lead to a rally, while escalation may cause a sell-off.

- Singapore's stock market closed lower on April 7, affected by U.S. President Trump's deadline related to Iran's power plants, with the Straits Times Index falling 0.3% to 4,958.01.  
- While advances outnumbered declines with 218 stocks gaining against 206 losing, local banks saw declines, notably OCBC down 0.6% and DBS down 0.3%.  
- Market strategist James Ooi noted that while Trump's deadline continues to affect markets, the impact is diminishing as investors compare it to last year's tariff deadlines, with cautious optimism about potential outcomes.

Singapore stocks falter amid US-Iran standoff; STI down 0.3%

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