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Looking for local stocks that have delivered double-digit returns in 2025? Some blue-chip counters on the SGX have quietly surged past 20% YTD gains — proving that stability and performance can go hand-in-hand.

🔥 DBS Group Holdings (D05)

Singapore’s largest bank continues to impress, riding on strong net interest margins and regional growth. Up ~22% YTD, DBS remains a favourite for both dividend and growth investors.

📈 Keppel Corp (BN4)

With the successful transition into an asset management and infrastructure powerhouse, Keppel has rallied over 25% YTD — boosted by steady income streams and global infrastructure tailwinds.

💼 Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (BS6)

China’s largest non-state-owned shipbuilder listed in SG has benefited from strong order books and global shipping demand. The stock is up nearly 30% YTD.

🏦 OCBC Bank (O39)

Not far behind, OCBC has gained around 20% YTD, supported by resilient banking fundamentals and steady dividends.

📊 Honourable Mentions:

• SATS Ltd (S58) – Rebound from aviation & cargo services

• UOB (U11) – Riding the same banking wave with healthy returns

📌 Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and not financial advice. Always DYOR.

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Comments

  • JackQuant
    07-21
    JackQuant
    Thanks for sharing! It’s time to invest in non-American equity markets.
  • DebbyLily
    07-21
    DebbyLily
    Great insights
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