PhillipCapital

The team at PhillipCapital prefers OCBC and UOB among the banks and the retail sub-sector for REITs. The team also sees Singtel as the primary beneficiary should a telco consolidation occur.

Stocks to watch include Keppel, Singtel, SingPost, Olam, CapitaLand Investment, ThaiBev and China Aviation Oil.

The stock is trading ‘significantly below’ its book value per share, says analyst Yik Ban Chong.

Following ThaiBev's FY2024 earnings, DBS, OCBC Investment Research, RHB Bank Singapore and PhillipCapital have target prices of 77 cents, 69 cents, 71 cents and 64 cents respectively.

This comes following PhillipCapital’s visit to Zixin’s factory and plantations in China in November.

In its 1HFY2025 results, Yoma Strategic announced that revenue had declined 15% y-o-y to US$111.6 million.

Here's what the analysts have to say this week.

Since Nov 12, Oiltek’s shares surged by some 44.9% from around 69 cents to close at an all-time high of $1 on Nov 20.

As investors explore opportunities in the Hong Kong market, two prominent companies consistently stand out: Alibaba and Tencent

Analyst Yik Ban Chong says that Centurion has a positive growth pipeline, with ongoing capacity expansions to its purpose-built student accommodation and purpose-built worker’s accommodation segments.