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CDL and CapitaLand Share Prices Surge; CDL FY2025 Net Profit Jumps 213% with Dividend Hike

JP Morgan Downgrades CDL and UOL Ratings and Target Prices

UOL released FY2025 Q3 earnings on February 26, 2026 (SGT), actual revenue SGD 842.39 M (forecast SGD 477 M), actual EPS SGD 0.1633 (forecast SGD 0.0942)

UOL released FY2025 9 Months Earnings on February 26, 2026 (SGT), with actual revenue of SGD 2.392 B and EPS of SGD 0.4066

UOL released FY2025 Q4 earnings on February 26 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 842.39 M, actual EPS SGD 0.1633 (forecast EPS SGD 0.1041)

UOL released FY2025 Annual Earnings on February 26 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 3.234 B (forecast SGD 2.804 B), actual EPS SGD 0.57 (forecast SGD 0.4315)

UOL to Release FY2025 Earnings on February 26 After-Market (SGT), Forecast Revenue SGD 2.804 B, EPS SGD 0.4315

UOL released FY2025 Q1 earnings on August 13 (SGT), actual revenue SGD 774.65 M, actual EPS SGD 0 (forecast EPS SGD 0.0828)

UOL released FY2025 Q2 earnings on August 13 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 774.65 M, actual EPS SGD 0 (forecast EPS SGD 0.1298)

UOL released FY2025 Semi-Annual earnings on August 13 After-Market SGT, actual revenue SGD 1.549 B (forecast SGD 1.293 B), actual EPS SGD 0.2433

UOL to release FY2025 Semi-Annual earnings on August 13, 2025 (SGT), forecast revenue SGD 1.293 B

UOL released FY2024 9 Months Earnings on February 27 (SGT) with actual revenue of 2.033 B SGD and EPS of 0.2891 SGD

UOL released FY2024 Q3 earnings on February 27 (SGT), actual revenue 761.5 M SGD, actual EPS 0.1348 SGD

UOL Group proposes a dividend of 18 cents per share, with a 49% year-on-year decline in net profit for FY2024

UOL released FY2024 Annual Earnings on February 27 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue 2.795 B SGD (forecast 2.487 B SGD), actual EPS 0.4239 SGD (forecast 0.3675 SGD)

UOL released FY2024 Q4 earnings on February 27 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue 761.5 M SGD, actual EPS 0.1348 SGD

UOL to Release FY2024 Earnings on February 27 After-Market (SGT), Forecast Revenue 2.535 B SGD, EPS 0.3675 SGD

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City Developments Ltd (CDL) and UOL Group have seen strong share price rallies amid a revival in Singapore's property market, despite some losses due to Middle East conflicts. CDL reported a net profit of S$629.7 million for FY2025, a 213% increase, with a dividend per share of S$0.28, up from S$0.10 in FY2024.

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Quantify, be ambitious: Time for CDL, UOL to unveil plans to further boost share price

UOL has agreed to purchase the remaining interest in the former Faber House from UOB for S$68.5 million. This acquisition will allow UOL to fully own the property, which is being redeveloped into a mixed-use commercial development featuring NoMad Hotel. UOL's shares closed at S$10.15, down 0.4%.

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UOL to buy remaining interest in former Faber House from UOB for S$68.5 million

The Straits Times Index (STI) closed at 4,860.970, down 0.55% on April 29. UOL Group Limited was the top stock with a 1.41% increase, followed by Frasers Centrepoint Trust (+1.29%) and City Developments Ltd (+0.95%). Mapletree Industrial Trust and Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust were the least active stocks.

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Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.55%; Top stock is UOL Group Limited

Singapore stocks fell 0.6% on April 29, with the Straits Times Index closing at 4,860.97. All three local banks declined, with DBS down 0.3%, OCBC down 0.1%, and UOB down 0.5%. UOL Group was the top performer, rising 1.4%, while Mapletree Industrial Trust dropped 4.4%. The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index rose 0.1%. Regional markets showed mixed results, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index up 1.7% and South Korea's Kospi up 0.8%.

- Singapore's stock market closed lower on April 29, 2026, as the Middle Eastern conflict entered its third month.  
- The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) declined by 0.6% to 4,860.97, with all three local banks reporting losses.  
- In a related report, Mapletree Industrial Trust plans to sell North American assets valued between SGD 500 million to SGD 600 million to recover capital after reporting an 8% decline in fourth-quarter unit distribution.

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Singapore stocks fall 0.6% on Wednesday as Middle East conflict enters third month

Citi Research has named City Developments Ltd (CDL) and UOL Group as top picks in the real estate sector, following strong sales at recent mass-market launches. Citi maintains a "buy" rating for both, with target prices of S$11.53 for CDL and S$12.90 for UOL. The report highlights robust sales momentum, with average take-up rates around 77%. Key risks include economic slowdowns and potential cooling measures. The positive outlook is supported by significant buyer interest in recent projects, driven by proximity to MRT stations and favorable mortgage rates.

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UOL topped the stock market with a 5.12% increase, while the Straits Times Index (STI) rose by 0.12% to close at 5,004.070 on April 17. City Developments Ltd and SGX followed with increases of 4.18% and 1.55%, respectively. Seatrium Limited and Sembcorp Industries were the least performing stocks.

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Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.12%; Top stock is UOL

The FTSE Straits Times Index opened slightly down 0.1% on April 21, at 4999.19 points. The trading volume for the day was 206.62 million shares, with a trading value of SGD 154.46 million. There were 130 stocks that rose and 62 stocks that fell. UOL's stock price increased by 1.50%, while Jardine Matheson Holdings' stock price declined by 1.71%

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Singapore's Straits Times Index (STI) rose 0.1% to 5,004.07 on April 20, despite investor concerns over escalating US-Iran tensions. UOL led gains, up 5.1%, while Seatrium was the worst performer, down 2.9%. The broader market saw 300 losers against 297 gainers, with 1.8 billion securities traded. Regional indices also performed positively, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng up 0.8%, Japan's Nikkei 225 up 0.6%, and South Korea's Kospi up 0.4%. Oil prices increased amid fears of conflict escalation.

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STI inches up 0.1% even as Iran conflict keeps investors on edge

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