Singapore's Smart Money Is Moving:Industrials Win, Tech Cools
Institutional flow can be assessed in both absolute dollar terms and relative to market capitalisation or liquidity. For the latter, comparing net institutional flow with average daily trading turnover (ADT) highlights where institutional activity was most significant relative to daily trading activity. Institutional net outflow totalled S$140.4 million for the month of July through to 13 July. Despite the broader outflow trend, the Industrials sector recorded S$170.2 million of net institutional inflow, the highest sector inflow over the period. Relative to liquidity, the inflow was equivalent to 54% of sector ADT of S$316.4 million. This was also the highest liquidity-adjusted reading across all sectors. Technology recorded the highest net institutional inflow in 1H26, with S
Weekly: CNMC, Goodwill, CAREIT & PC Partner directors see Huge Acquisitions
Over the five sessions, We saw 23 primary-listed companies conduct buybacks with a total consideration of S$39 million, a similar pace to the previous week. 1. $CNMC Goldmine(5TP.SI)$ CNMC Goldmine Holdings CEO Chris Lim's deemed interest in the company increased from 26.405% to 26.535% following on-market purchases of 536,400 shares by executive chairman Professor Lin Xiang Xiong on 11 and 12 June at S$1.1277 and S$1.15 per share respectively. Lim's deemed interest stems from his family's controlling stake in the gold producer, with his parents, Professor Lin and Tan Swee Ngin, owning Innovation (China) Limited, which holds 106.99 million CNMC shares. 2. $Goodwill(GEH.SI)$ GEHL Vice Chairman a
S-REITs maintain pockets of resilience despite headwinds in H1
Singapore Real Estate Investment Trusts (S-REITs) trailed the broader Singapore market in the first half of 2026 amid a backdrop of higher bond yields, elevated oil prices and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Even so, there were still pockets of resilience within the sector, with nine S-REITs recording positive total returns for the year-to-date. The iEdge S-REIT Index recorded a total return of -3.9% year-to-date, compared with 13.7% total return for the Straits Times Index over the same period. Investors were more cautious as they assessed the interest rate outlook, with the US Federal Reserve maintaining its benchmark rate at 3.5–3.75% in June. Analysts from DBS Group Research noted in July that most investors recognise that valuations for S-REITs remain attractive, at around 0.9 times
Foundation Healthcare Lists on SGX in S$1 Billion IPO
Built on three core verticals – Specialists, Medical Centres and Technology, $FoundationHealth(FHH.SI)$ is an integrated private healthcare platform that connects medical specialists, healthcare providers, payors, patients and facilities across the healthcare ecosystem in Singapore. FHH MU Pic 1 FHH is the largest multi-specialty healthcare platform based on number of specialists and specialist clinics among key private specialist groups in Singapore, according to Frost & Sullivan. It provides specialist medical services through its 108 Medical Specialists across 16 medical specialties and 74 specialist clinics as at 31 March 2026. FHH owns and operates four medical centres in Singapore, comprising two day surgery centres, a radi