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ST Engineering Dividend Jumped 25% — Should You Buy Now?
ST Engineering declared a 27.1 percent net profit surge to S$512.1 million and raised its Q2 dividend to S$0.05 per share, but the resulting 3.9 percent yield sits below forensic income hurdles at current share prices. While a S$35.7 billion order book ensures massive earnings defense, disciplined retail investors must separate corporate quality from yield value before committing fresh funds. Is ST Engineering a mandatory core holding for your SGX income portfolio at ten dollars, or are you waiting for a better yield entry?
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