The special discounted shares were issued in 1993 when Singtel was first listed on the Singapore mainboard in a scheme to ...
From Apr. 8, Singtel's special discounted shares (SDS) can be sold for cash instead of being transferred to Central Provident ...
As a rough gauge, an investor will make a return of about six times on the original investment Read more at The Business ...
Holders of Singtel special discounted shares will get direct ownership under a new Bill. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...
With Singtel’s move from CPF to CDP, we look at the "Singtel28" strategy and future dividend sustainability. The post The ...
BT looks into what analysts have to say on its market impact, and how investors may respond Read more at The Business Times.
The shares were introduced in 1993 to give Singaporeans a stake in the nation’s success through share ownership. Read more at ...
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Singtel to transfer SDS shares from CPF to CDP for direct ownership
The median shareholder holds shares worth approximately $6,800 as of April. Singtel Group has initiated an exercise to ...
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Gov’t extends 4% CPF floor interest rates until 2026
This is only for Special, Medisave, and Retirement accounts. The Central Provident Fund Board and the Housing Development Board have announced a one-year extension of the 4% interest rate floor on ...
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