aviation

SINGAPORE (April 5): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining Singapore’s aviation sector at “market weight” after observing a decline in flight movements in recent months, which suggest varying fortunes for both airlines and ground handlers in the industry.

DUBAI/ATLANTA (March 24): Middle East airlines scrambled to find ways to respond to a ban on electronics introduced this week.

SINGAPORE (March 17): Finally, some welcome news for airline investors, who have been disappointed by their investments for much of the past decade.

SINGAPORE/BEIJING (March 15): In the three years Ivan Chu has been the chief executive officer at Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., he has seen the marquee carrier’s stock become Asia’s worst performer on the Bloomberg World Airlines Index. He may have lit

SINGAPORE (Feb 10): Maybank Kim Eng is maintaining its “sell” call on SATS with an unchanged price target of $3.76, despite noting a “good quarter” where the gateway and food solutions provider’s core PATMI  came in 14% higher than the research

SINGAPORE (Feb 6): DBS Vickers Securities and Maybank Kim Eng are maintaining their “hold” recommendations on SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) at the respective target price estimates of $3.58 and $3.70.

SINGAPORE (Jan 18): OCBC Investment Research is keeping its “neutral” rating on Singapore’s hospitality sector on expectations of a challenging 2017, but highlighting opportunities for dollar-cost averaging in 2018.

SINGAPORE (Jan 5): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “buy” call on China Aviation Oil (CAO) with a higher target price of $2.01 from $1.90 previously, raising its 2016 earnings estimates for CAO by 7.5% as it notes the oil market is now in contango and

SYDNEY (Dec 6): Some of Asia’s marquee airlines that spoil passengers with free alcohol and in-flight entertainment may soon have to kick the habit.

SINGAPORE (Nov 17): There were no major surprises for UOB Kay Hian in 3Q16. According to the research house, 65% of the stocks under its coverage reported financial results came in line with their expectations.