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DBS keep 'buy' call on ComfortDelGro with reopening underway while raid-hailing competition eases - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

DBS keep 'buy' call on ComfortDelGro with reopening underway while ride-hailing competition eases

ComfortDelGro’s rental taxi fleet could reverse its declining trend

Broker's Calls

The worst looks over for taxis

SINGAPORE (Sept 27): Phillip Capital is keeping an “overweight” recommendation on the land transport sector due to positive industry restructuring following the exit of Uber and the worst being over for the taxi industry.

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

Grab vanquishes Uber with local strategy, billions from SoftBank

SINGAPORE (Mar 27): As Uber Technologies Inc. looked to conquer ride-sharing around the world, Grab was focused on serving the 620 million people that share its home in Southeast Asia.

M&A

ComfortDelGro and Uber finally join forces

SINGAPORE (Dec 8): ComfortDelGro Corporation finally announced they will be entering into a joint venture (JV) with Uber Technologies.

Broker's Calls

ComfortDelGro downgraded as taxi business slows

SINGAPORE (Nov 14): RHB Research is downgrading its call on ComfortDelGro (CDG) to “neutral” from “buy” with a lower target price of $2 from $2.60 previously, on expectations that the sequential decline in the group’s Singapore taxi fleet and hi

Broker's Calls

Rail segment to keep ComfortDelGro’s earnings in its comfort zone

SINGAPORE (May 15): OCBC continues to rate ComfortDelGro (CDG) at “buy” with a lower fair value estimate of $2.88 from $2.95 previously, following the release of the land transport group’s 1Q results on Friday.

Broker's Calls

Competition for drivers to intensify as ComforDelGro gives dynamic pricing the cold shoulder

SINGAPORE (March 30): UOB Kay Hian is keeping its “hold” rating on land transport group ComfortDelGro (CDG) at a target price of $2.47, due to the lack of strong catalysts as the local taxi industry continues to undergo structural shifts with the rece

CIMB Looks Ahead

What does 2017 hold for transport companies?

SINGAPORE (Dec 8): CIMB is maintaining its lacklustre view of Singapore’s transport and air services companies amid stiff competition and other headwinds from foreign exchange and oil price volatility.

Broker's Calls

Fare cuts aren't too close for Comfort

SINGAPORE (Nov 14): ComfortDelgro’s share price fell more than 12% over the past month, in what Maybank Kim Eng considers an “overreaction” to the announcement of a 4.2% fare cut on Oct 27 from lower energy prices.

Results

ComfortDelgro’s 3Q earnings rise 2.5% to $87.3 mil on lower expenditure

SINGAPORE (Nov 11): Transport group ComfortDelgro posted $87.3 million in earnings for 3Q16, 2.5% higher from $85.2 million in the same quarter a year ago on the back of lower expenditure, bringing earnings per share (EPS) in 3Q to 4.05 cents compared to
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