To The Moon

Singapore’s 50 small‑ to mid‑cap stocks (SMIDs) with the highest year‑to‑date net‑institutional‑inflow‑to‑market‑cap ratios in 2026 (to Feb 6) span as many as 10 sectors, with a combined average daily turnover of S$170 million.  The 10 SMIDs with the highest ratio maintain a collective focus on precision manufacturing and testing, engineering and environmental services, construction, logistics execution, metal fabrication and resources. This somewhat mirrors the city‑state’s export‑oriented industrial depth, positioned for supply‑chain diversification and ongoing infrastructure demand. These 10 stocks also include four Technology names, with the broader backdrop of global supply chains pivoting toward reliability, technology upgrading and higher‑value industrial activity. The 10 SMIDs

Over the five sessions, more than 50 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed for around 30 primary-listed stocks. Directors or CEOs reported two acquisitions and four disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded four acquisitions and seven disposals. 1. $CapLand Ascott T(HMN.SI)$ On February 2, CEO and executive non-independent director Serena Teo Joo Ling purchased 500,000 stapled securities at S$0.980 per unit, increasing her direct interest from 0.03% to 0.04%.  Similarly, Ms Teo also acquired 500,000 stapled securities at S$0.895 per unit on the open market a year ago, back on February 3, 2025.  CapitaLand Ascott Trust (CLAS) is a stapled group consisting of CapitaLand Ascott Real Estate Investment Trust a

A total of 22 Singapore real estate investment trusts (S-REITs) have released their financial results or business updates for the periods ended 31 December 2025, with another 13 expected to report in the coming weeks. Among them, Healthcare S-REITs ParkwayLife REIT and First REIT have both published their full-year results. 1. $ParkwayLife Reit(C2PU.SI)$ ParkwayLife REIT posted a 2.5% year-on-year increase in full-year distribution per unit (DPU) to 15.29 Singapore cents. The REIT also reported higher gross revenue of S$156.3 million increasing 7.6% year-on-year and net property income of S$147.5 million rising 8.0% year-on-year. The improved performance was driven by both contributions from newly acquired assets in France and Japan, and steady

In January, the trio of $MoneyMax Fin(5WJ.SI)$, $ValueMax(T6I.SI)$ and $Aspial Lifestyle(5UF.SI)$ recorded the highest net institutional inflows across Singapore’s Consumer Cyclical stocks. This was by both measures of absolute net inflow and net inflow proportionate to market capitalisation. The three companies, MoneyMax, ValueMax Group and Aspial Lifestyle operate diversified business models centred on pawnbroking and the retail or trading of gold and jewellery, with lending activities forming a key complementary revenue stream. Each company also maintains a substantial physical presence in Singapore and Malaysia, either directly or through associates

Over the five sessions, more than 80 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed. Approximately 30 30 primary-listed stocks saw Directors or CEOs reported five acquisitions and four disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded two acquisitions and four disposals.Acquisitions were filed by CEOs or directors of $Duty Free Intl(5SO.SI)$ , $HG Metal(BTG.SI)$ , $JEP(1J4.SI)$ , $PSC Corporation(DM0.SI)$ , and $Mermaid Maritime(DU4.SI)$ , while disposals were filed for $Acma(AYV.SI)$ ,

January has continued to see trading activity broaden, with two new listings lifting the number of Singapore stocks recording S$1.0 million in average daily turnover (ADT) to 100. The two debutants were recent Catalist entrants, AI powered customer experience firm $Toku Ltd(TKU.SI)$ , and co-living startup The Assembly Place (TAP). The 100 stocks do not include $Low Keng Huat(F1E.SI)$ , which has also seen ADT rise to above S$1.0 million, while also booking S$27.2 million in net institutional inflow, coinciding with controlling shareholders on January 13 upping their offer price to S$0.78 per share, while extending the closing date. The 100 stocks with S$1.0 million ADT over the first 18 trading sessi

Over the five sessions, more than 80 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed. Across more than 40 primary-listed stocks, Directors or CEOs reported 10 acquisitions and two disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded three acquisitions and six disposals. 1. $JEP(1J4.SI)$ Between January 16 and 22, JEP Holdings executive chairman and chief executive officer Andy Luong acquired 273,100 shares at an average price of S$0.29 per share. This took his total interest in the Catalist-listed provider of precision machining and engineering services from 79.66% to 79.72%.  2. $PSC Corporation(DM0.SI)$ On Jan 20, executive chairman Sam Goi Seng Hui acquired 339,800 shares at S$0.385

Over the five sessions, more than 50 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed. Across more than 30 primary-listed stocks, Directors or CEOs reported 11 acquisitions and three disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded six acquisitions and seven disposals.1. $Low Keng Huat(F1E.SI)$ On January 14, Asdew Acquisitions acquired 43,542,000 shares of Low Keng Huat (Singapore) at an average price of S$0.773 apiece. This saw Alan Wang Yu Huei and Asdew Acquisitions become a substantial shareholder of Low Keng Huat (Singapore) with a 7.29% interest. Consistent Record also raised its offer price on Low Keng Huat from S$0.72 a share to S$0.78 last week.2. $Lincotrade(BFT.SI)$ Between Ja

Over the five sessions, more than 50 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed. Across more than 30 primary-listed stocks, Directors or CEOs reported seven acquisitions and one disposal, while substantial shareholders recorded six acquisitions and two disposals.1. $XMH(BQF.SI)$ Between Jan 5 and 6, XMH Holdings Chairman and Managing Director Tan Tin Yeow acquired 92,600 shares at a S$1.53 apiece. This increased his direct interest from 64.63%t to 64.72%. His preceding transaction was on Dec 16, with 500,000 shares acquired at S$1.50 apiece. 2. $JB Foods(BEW.SI)$ Between Dec 30 and 31, Executive Director and CEO Tey How Keong acquired 101,300 shares at an average price of S$0.68

Trading activity in the Singapore real estate investment trust (S-Reit) sector rose overall in the second half of 2025 compared with the first half, amid new Reit listings and a number of mid-cap S-Reits seeing improved trading activity.The combined average daily traded value (ADTV) of S-Reits rose to more than S$240 million in H2 2025, compared with around S$230 million in the H1 of the year, boosted by contributions from the listings of Centurion Accommodation Reit and  NTT DC Reit  : NTDU +1% in the third quarter of 2025.Excluding the new listings, ADTV for the sector was relatively stable, even though several mid-cap Reits saw liquidity surge in H2. The S-Reits that had ADTV rise the most in H2 included  Aims Apac Reit  : O5RU 0%,  Lendlease Global Co