$扬子江船业(BS6.SI)$ Shipbuilding is quietly entering another cycle. Yangzijiang now has an order backlog of US$22.4bn, with shipyards fully booked until 2029. The order mix is also changing. About 80% of the orderbook now comes from clean-energy vessels such as LNG and dual-fuel ships. The investment story is quite simple: visibility of earnings + 5–6% dividend yield. Among SGX industrial companies, few have this level of order visibility.
$携程网(TCOM)$ Trip.com’s latest numbers don’t show a slowdown. Revenue grew over 20%, with double-digit growth across hotels and tickets. International revenue is still up more than 60%.
$赛富时(CRM)$ The quarter was largely inline. Growth is still around 10%, and SaaS multiples remain compressed. The interesting part is AgentForce. ARR is up nearly 170%, with expansion mostly from existing customers.
$亚马逊(AMZN)$ This quarter wasn’t about retail. AWS growth re-accelerated above 23%, with backlog rising alongside it. Retail supports margins, but AWS is driving growth again.
$谷歌(GOOG)$ This quarter wasn’t about the beat. AI is turning single searches into longer, decision-driven conversations. That’s what’s changing: the value of each search.
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