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SINGAPORE (March 23): NRA Capital is maintaining its “overweight” rating on Serial System, the distributor of electronics components and consumer products, at a fair value estimate of 24 cents following its recent share price run-up since the research

SINGAPORE (Jan 31): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “overweight” call on the planation sector within Singapore and the region, noting that crude palm oil (CPO) prices are likely to stay firm throughout 1H17 as supply is still relatively tight.

SINGAPORE (Nov 10): While the global economy continues to face an uncertain future with yesterday’s announcement of Donald Trump’s election as the 45th US president, Citi Research is highlighting a silver lining which may appear for ASEAN investors in

SINGAPORE (Oct 19): Singapore real estate investment trusts have gone from last year’s biggest losers to this year’s best performers as their world-beating yields attract investors including BNP Paribas Investment Partners to Samsung Asset Management.

SINGAPORE (Oct 18): CIMB Securities and Credit Suisse are recommending City Developments Limited (CDL) as their top developer pick of the sector with target prices of $8.75 and $11.50 respectively.

SINGAPORE (Sept 26): NRA Capital is maintaining its “overweight” rating on ISDN Holdings and fair value of 30 cents, following the group’s recent share price recovery by 1.2 cents to 18.3 cents last Friday.

SINGAPORE (Aug 26): NRA Capital is maintaining its “overweight” rating on Regal International Group with a lower 33 cent fair value estimate from its previous estimate of 35 cents, with expectations that the stock will be driven by several catalysts t

SINGAPORE (July 15): NRA Capital is maintaining its “overweight” rating on Regal International Group with a lower 35 cent fair value estimate from its previous estimate of 38.2 cents, with the research house seeing the stock as a high return and high

SINGAPORE (July 4): RHB is maintaining its “overweight” call on the Singapore REITs (S-REITs) sector while reiterating its preference for the retail and hospitality sub-sectors.