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While DBS analyst Sachin Mittal expects Singtel to post a 26% year-on-year decline in 4QFY2020 earnings to $518 million, he says an ‘attractive’ dividend yield of 5.6% is in store for investors.

SINGAPORE (Feb 14): SingTel is bracing itself for weaker market sentiment as well as stiffer competition, as its reported Q3FY2020 earnings fell by a quarter from the year-earlier period, missing analysts’ expectations. The company has trimmed its guida

SINGAPORE (Jan 17): On Jan 9, Bharti Airtel, once again, stretched its hands out, beckoning investors for more capital. By the end of the day, bankers have helped collect total subscription money of some US$10 billion ($13.5 billion) — more than three t

SINGAPORE (Jan 17): Last week, we took a look at the income statement and balance sheet. This week, we are looking at the cash flow statement. As its name suggests, the cash flow statement shows the inflow and outflow of cash in a company for a period of

SINGAPORE (Dec 20): The telco sector has seen quite a shake-up this year as new entrant TPG Telecom starts to spin up its 4G network, while incumbent M1 was successfully taken private.

SINGAPORE (Dec 9): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “hold” call on Singtel, with a target price of $3.32, indicating that stock trades at above its 5-year EV/EBITDA mean of 13.6x. 

SINGAPORE (Nov 22): DBS Group Research is upgrading Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) to “buy” and raising its target price by 15.4% to $3.60, on the back of earlier-than-expected tariff hikes in India.

SINGAPORE (Nov 25): The price war between the three main Indian telcos appears to have eased after Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio announced mobile-data price hikes starting December.

SINGAPORE (Nov 18): Singapore Telecommunications recorded its first-ever quarterly loss — of $668 million — in 2QFY2020 as it made provisions for a huge fine levied on the Indian mobile industry by its regulator.

SINGAPORE (Aug 8): Singtel reported 1Q earnings ended June of $541 million, or 3.32 cents per share, 35% lower than the $832 million a year ago.