Wilmar

Broker's Calls

Wilmar’s profitability may improve with start of interest rate cut cycle: CGSI

CGSI's Tay sees the company benefiting from a lower finance cost in FY2025 due to the US Fed's 50 basis point cut.
UOBKH notes impact of sustained Covid-19 outbreak in China, but maintains estimates for STI companies - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

UOBKH notes impact of sustained Covid-19 outbreak in China, but maintains estimates for STI companies

Will the Covid-19 resurgence in China hit stocks that derive their earnings from there?
More restructurings and privatisations to come, says Maybank Kim Eng - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

More restructurings and privatisations to come, says Maybank Kim Eng

Possible candidates for restructuring include Singtel, Frasers Property, UOL and ThaiBev.
Wilmar debuts on Dow Jones Sustainability Index - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Sustainability

Wilmar debuts on Dow Jones Sustainability Index

DJSI, which was launched in 1999, tracks the largest and leading sustainability-driven publicly listed companies.
It's an exceptional year for Wilmar - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

It's an exceptional year for Wilmar

It's an exceptional year for Wilmar and it is expected to post a record FY20
STI up by 1.1% following recent spate of good news - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

STI watch

STI up by 1.1% following recent spate of good news

The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) gained 1.1% to 2,510.56 points from last week’s 2,483.01 points.

Agriculture / Hotels / Restaurants

Archer Daniels Midland to cut stake in Wilmar, sell shares for over $682 million

Grain trader Archer Daniels Midland Co (ADM) said it plans to sell shares and bonds in Singapore-based Wilmar International with a combined value of $1.09 billion

Broker's Calls

Wilmar offers margin of safety amid rough seas: DBS

Wilmar a 'buy' as it expertly navigates through the rough seas

Broker's Calls

Are things finally looking up for the CPO sector?

SINGAPORE (Apr 9): OCBC Investment Research continues to rate the soft commodities sector “neutral” despite the renewal of interest in the sector and higher forecast of the year’s price to close.

Broker's Calls

Market valuations may be inexpensive but stay defensive: RHB

SINGAPORE (Jan 2): RHB Research prefers to stay selective and defensive amid growth uncertainties in 2019.
×