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Best Singapore Stocks That Will Lead to High Returns BEST SINGAPORE STOCKS THAT WILL LEAD TO HIGH RETURNS Do you believe in good returns with 80% accuracy? Yes, it is so difficult to believe! But according to few stocks that not only build up your trust but also it is so easy to deal with the given below stocks. Let’s take a look at Top 5 Stocks with high dividends • CapitaLand Commercial Trust • Singapore Telecommunications Limited • Singapore Technology Engineering Ltd • Singapore Exchange Limited • SATS Ltd 1)CapitaLand Commercial Trust: – Have a look towards CCT or CapitaLand Commercial Trust is Singapore’s listed premier commercial real estate investment trust (REIT), investing in high quality income-producing commercial properties in Singapore. Since 11 May 2004, CCT is the largest commercial REIT. Mainly CCT is focus on portfolio of good-quality, well located and income producing properties which fit with valid strategies, which give a return into well stable earnings and also go with successive profits and the enduring advantage of having experienced and visionary management, believe in easy earnings. CCT mission is to deliver long-term sustainable distribution and total returns to holders. 2)Singapore Telecommunications Limited: Singapore Telecommunications Limited provides integrated Infocomm technology solutions to enterprise customers primarily in Singapore, Australia, the United States of America, and Europe. The company operates through Group Consumer, Group Enterprise, and Group Digital Life segments. The Group Consumer segment is involved in carriage business, including mobile, pay TV, fixed broadband, and voice, as well as equipment sales. Telecommunications Limited is headquartered in Singapore. The Group Digital Life segment engages in digital marketing, regional video, and advanced analytics and intelligence businesses. 3)Singapore Technology Engineering Ltd: Singapore Technologies Engineering Limited specializes in aerospace, electronics, land defense systems, and marine capabilities for defense and commercial enterprises. The Company provides integrated aerospace, engineering, and maintenance services for military and commercial aircraft. 4 )Singapore Exchange Limited: Singapore Exchange Limited owns and operates Singapore’s Securities and derivatives exchange and their related clearing houses. The Company also provides ancillary securities processing and information technology services to participants in the financial sector. On Wednesday, Singapore Exchange Ltd (S68:SES) closed at 7.44, 4.79% above its 52-week low of 7.10, set on Apr 04, 2018. Open 7.42 High 7.48 Low 7.40 Bid 7.43 Offer 7.44 Previous close 7.36 Average volume 2.26m Shares outstanding 1.07bn Free float 818.38m P/E (TTM) 22.75 Market cap 7.89bn SGD EPS (TTM) 0.3235 SGD 5) SATS Ltd (SGX: S58): SATS Ltd. provides gateway services and food solutions. The Company specializes in airfreight, ramp and baggage handling, passenger services, aviation security services, aircraft cleaning, and cruise center management. It also provides airline catering, institutional catering, aviation laundry, and food distribution and logistics. SATS has a presence across Asia and the Middle East. Singapore Exchange is the only stock market operator in our country providing a listing, trading, clearing, and data services. According to its website, SATS is “the leading provider of gateway services and food solutions in the region”. Some of the services it provides include airline catering, baggage and ramp handling, passenger services, aviation security and cruise handling. SATS Ltd (SGX: S58) has been a solid performer in Singapore’s stock market over the past five years with its stock price up by 79% in total. This trounces the Straits Times Index’s (SGX: ^STI) gain of less than 10% over the same period. Investors in the company are likely happy with the performance and may be asking themselves whether it’s time to sell. At the same time, those that don’t own SATS could be wondering if they should hop onboard. An analysis of how the company earns revenue could help with these questions. In its fiscal year ended 31 March 2017 (FY2016-17), SATS generated total revenue of S$1.729 billion. In its annual report for FY2016-17, the company shared a breakdown of its revenue streams by segment, industry, and geography. REFERENCE-https://www.mmfsolutions.sg/ Tags: best trading stocks, CapitaLand Commercial Trust, intraday trading, penny stocks singapore, SATS Ltd, share trading tips, Singapore Exchange Limited, Singapore Stocks. .
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