šŸŖ™ Temasek's Treasure Chest: What I Learned from Studying Their Portfolio

Isleigh
07-13

Temasek just posted a record SGD 434B portfolio—up SGD 45B in 12 months. That's not luck. It's strategy.

šŸ“Œ What stood out to me:

Local anchors: 41% in Singapore giants like DBS, SIA, and Singtel. It's a strong home bias, but one rooted in stability and cash flow.

Global ambition: 36% in direct global investments. These are forward-looking bets—AI, biotech, climate tech, fintech.

šŸ’” What this means for retail investors like us:

Don't blindly copy Temasek—but observe how they balance core vs growth.

You don't need SGD billions. Just a smart allocation mindset:

40% in stable, dividend-rich plays

30% in long-term global megatrends

20% in swing trades and momentum

10% for conviction/lottos

šŸ”„ My portfolio overlaps with Temasek in $DBS, $TSLA, and a few climate ETFs. But the real inspiration is how they rotate across cycles while staying thematic.

Are you mirroring Temasek's discipline—or gambling on headlines?

I'm not a financial advisor. Trade wisely, Comrades!

Inside Temasek’s Treasure Chest: How Much Does Your Portfolio Overlap?
Temasek Holdings has released its latest data, showing a record net portfolio value of SGD 434 billion as of March 31, with a staggering SGD 45 billion increase in just the past year! Local Singaporean giants like DBS Bank, Singapore Airlines (SIA), and Singtel make up 41% of Temasek’s portfolio. Meanwhile, 36% of its assets are in global direct investments, targeting industry leaders aligned with key trends
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