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SINGAPORE (Feb 4): CGS-CIMB Securities is maintaining its “hold” call on Singapore Post (SingPost) while lowering its target price to $1.03 from $1.12 previously, which now implies 19.7 times FY20F P/E.

SINGAPORE (Jan 28): RHB Research and Maybank Kim Eng are maintain their “buy” ratings on Cache Logistics Trust (CLT) with the respective price targets of 81 cents and 85 cents, after the trust’s 4Q18 DPU dipped 5.9% to 1.502 cents due to lower net p

SINGAPORE (Jan 11): OCBC Investment Research is downgrading SATS back to “hold” while raising its fair value to $5.34 from $5.23 previously, after updating its cost of equity (COE) assumptions to factor in its latest share price rally.

SINGAPORE (Jan 7): OCBC Investment Research and Maybank Kim Eng are maintaining their “hold” calls on SPH REIT with an unchanged fair value estimate and price target of 99 cents and $1.02, respectively.

SINGAPORE (Nov 2): CGS-CIMB Securities continues to rate Ascott Residence Trust (Ascott REIT) at “hold” at an unchanged $1.12 target price on limited re-rating catalysts, after the trust’s latest 9M DPU of 5.01 cents came in line with expectations.

SINGAPORE (Nov 1): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “hold” call on Roxy-Pacific Holdings while revising its fair value downwards to 41 cents from 44 cents previously, after the release of the group’s 3Q18 results on Wednesday.

SINGAPORE (Aug 2): DBS Vickers Securities is maintaining “hold” on Hi-P International with a lower price target of $1.21 compared to $1.80 previously, after cutting FY18F and FY19F earnings by 23% and 29% respectively to account for lower margins.

SINGAPORE (June 26): CGS-CIMB Securities is maintaining its “hold” call on Cache Logistics Trust (CLT) with an unchanged target price of 80 cents.

SINGAPORE (June 22): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining “hold” on Singapore Airlines (SIA) with unchanged forecasts and a fair value of $11.30, in light of fluid macro conditions and the group’s recent mixed bag of operating statistics.

SINGAPORE (Apr 12): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “hold” with a slightly higher fair value of $2.52 from $2.51 previously, after adjusting its assumptions upwards for bottom-line growth contributions from the property segment.