Wing Tai Holdings

Broker's Calls

Wing Tai's 4Q gets a boost on disposal gains from associates

SINGAPORE (Aug 29): Wing Tai reported 4Q18 earnings of $129.8 million versus $9.5 million in 4Q17 on an 80% increase in turnover to $105.8 million.

Results

Wing Tai's FY18 earnings surge 11-fold to $218.8 mil on higher property-related gains

SINGAPORE (Aug 28): Wing Tai Holdings announced earnings of $218.8 million for FY18, up nearly 11-fold from its full year earnings of $20.1 million a year ago, due to higher revenue as well as increased share of profits of associated and joint venture (JV

Broker's Calls

Conservative land banking, supportive valuation keep Wing Tai at 'buy'

SINGAPORE (July 24): While the recent cooling measures should further slow down project sales for Wing Tai, the property group has been prudent, winning only a single land parcel in the current cycle.

Broker's Calls

UOB seeks out oversold stocks in its universe

SINGAPORE (June 28): UOB KayHian sees value in Singtel, City Developments, CapitaLand Commercial Trust, OCBC, Keppel Corp and Wing Tai within its universe of stocks which have corrected more than 15% from the 52-week high.

Results

Wing Tai reports eightfold surge in 9M earnings to $89 mil from disposal gain

SINGAPORE (May 10): Property group Wing Tai Holdings reported an eightfold surge in 9M earnings ended March to $89 million from $10.6 million a year ago.

M&A

Wing Tai jointly acquires Melbourne office building for $97.2 mil

SINGAPORE (Apr 17): Wing Tai Holdings and Australia-listed Abacus Property Group are jointly acquiring an office building at 464 St Kilda Road in Melbourne, Australia, for A$95.38 million ($97.18 million).

Property

Private residential prices, REITs to see strong sequential growth ahead: Jefferies

SINGAPORE (Apr 4): Singapore’s property sector will see a strong growth, especially in its private residential prices and real estate investment trusts (REIT), according to Jeffries.

Broker's Calls

Higher stamp duty unlikely to douse positive property sentiment

SINGAPORE (Feb 20): Global investment bank Jefferies says the increase in buyer’s stamp duty for residential properties in Singapore announced at Budget 2018 on Monday could put a slight dent in developer margins, but is unlikely to put the brakes on po

Broker's Calls

Stocks to benefit from Budget 2018: UOB

SINGAPORE (Feb 20): UOB KayHian remains positive on property stocks and REITs saying the raising of BSD (Buyers Stamp Duty) rate is more of revenue collection than a property cooling measure.

Broker's Calls

Wing Tai poised to ride on property tailwinds

SINGAPORE (Feb 13): OCBC Investment Research is keeping Wing Tai Holdings on “buy” on the back of attractive valuations following the recent market correction.
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