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CGS-CIMB ups Sea Limited's target price on sustained growth - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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CGS-CIMB ups Sea Limited's target price on sustained growth

Shares in Sea Limited closed US$167.42 on Oct 7.

Broker's Calls

SEA rises strongly on Covid-19 tide though profits remain elusive

Tech stocks continue to profit from Covid-19 lockdown measures, as SEA Ltd reported strong adjusted revenue growth of 93.4% y-o-y and 40.8% q-o-q. Despite still forecasting a net loss of  US$1.418 billion ($1.94 billion) in December 2020, CGS-CIMB analys

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Ride the new economy wave with SEA, says CGS-CIMB

The Covid-19 pandemic will help drive SEA Group's digital economy businesses.
DBS and Sea: Two ends of a barbell?

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DBS and Sea: Two ends of a barbell?

Sea offers growth potential in Fintech while DBS offers yield and stability
At $65.5 bil, loss-making Sea overtakes DBS in market value | The Edge Singapore

Capital markets

At $65.5 bil, loss-making Sea overtakes DBS in market value

Sea vs DBS reflects the difference in how investors value tech companies versus traditional mainstays.

Fintech

Sea, another Temasek-linked company, joins digital bank licence bid

Sea Limited, which started as an online gaming company, is going solo in its bid for a digital full bank license here in Singapore, targeting millennials and SMEs.The bid by the New York-listed company, marks the entry of yet another bidder which counts

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

A new billionaire emerges from Singapore gaming powerhouse Sea

(March 1): Free Fire is a world unto itself. More than 40 million players log on each day to find weapons and battle it out till one character’s left standing.

Results

Sea loss widens on investment in Shopee e-commerce platform

(Aug 22): Sea Ltd., operator of Southeast Asia’s biggest gaming platform, posted a wider quarterly loss as it invests in building up e-commerce platform Shopee.

Results

Sea mulls raising funds for e-commerce as quarterly loss triples

(May 16): Sea, operator of Southeast Asia’s biggest gaming platform, said it may raise funds to strengthen its balance sheet after its quarterly loss tripled on rising investments at mobile-shopping unit Shopee.

Tech

Shorts sellers square off with analysts over still in the red Sea

(Feb 27): Sea, operator of Southeast Asia’s biggest gaming platform, has had a rough start as a public company.
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