Singapore Stocks

Singapore is one of the richest countries in the world, but it has little land or resources. Eulerpool has compiled a list of stocks from Singapore for you.

Company
Market Cap
P/E
P/Ee
P/S
AAQS
DBS Group Holdings
1 D05.SI
161.33 B SGD14.7618.694.376
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation
2 O39.SI
94.87 B SGD12.6118.324.223
Singapore Telecommunications
3 Z74.SI
81.85 B SGD14.6029.645.743
Sea
4 SE
63.19 B USD40.04200.362.754
United Overseas Bank
5 U11.SI
61.48 B SGD10.3312.112.145
Singapore Technologies Engineering
6 S63.SI
31.19 B SGD67.4153.582.535
Flex
7 FLEX
23.62 B USD26.8433.850.857
Keppel
8 BN4.SI
22.53 B SGD28.1619.783.772
Wilmar International
9 F34.SI
17.50 B USD12.4112.260.254
Grab Holdings
10 GRAB
16.87 B USD62.95-20.815.013
Singapore Airlines
11 C6L.SI
21.05 B SGD17.789.871.033
Singapore Exchange
12 S68.SI
19.41 B SGD27.8047.1812.459
CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust
13 C38U.SI
18.42 B SGD19.6522.9011.385
Capitaland Investment
14 9CI.SI
15.56 B SGD107.3316.007.301
Jardine Cycle & Carriage
15 C07.SI
10.59 B USD10.626.760.504
CapitaLand Ascendas REIT
16 A17U.SI
12.45 B SGD15.9714.878.095
Sembcorp Industries
17 U96.SI
11.12 B SGD11.3010.671.923
BOC Aviation
18 2588.HK
7.84 B USD8.499.764.245
UOL Group
19 U14.SI
8.64 B SGD17.9320.282.674
Genting Singapore
20 G13.SI
8.20 B SGD21.029.923.353
Seatrium Limited
21 5E2.SI
8.20 B SGD25.32-19.720.713
Great Eastern Holdings
22 G07.SI
7.88 B SGD7.91—1.033
City Developments
23 C09.SI
7.44 B SGD11.8119.322.072
Mapletree Logistics Trust
24 M44U.SI
6.64 B SGD23.9813.759.554
SATS
25 S58.SI
5.82 B SGD20.42180.500.925
Kenon Holdings
26 KEN
4.54 B USD68.44—5.203
Mapletree Industrial Trust
27 ME8U.SI
5.74 B SGD25.9113.778.914
Singapore Land Group
28 U06.SI
5.43 B SGD19.95—6.934
Keppel REIT
29 K71U.SI
4.66 B SGD10.2516.3016.973
Frasers Centrepoint Trust
30 J69U.SI
4.62 B SGD23.1319.7311.876
Venture Corporation
31 V03.SI
4.58 B SGD20.1611.831.814
First Resources
32 EB5.SI
3.58 B USD10.1024.262.158
Hafnia
33 HAFNI.OL
3.55 B USD10.4663.871.564
Frasers Property
34 TQ5.SI
4.28 B SGD17.6013.631.262
Sheng Siong Group
35 OV8.SI
4.03 B SGD26.96—2.579
Golden Agri-Resources
36 E5H.SI
3.13 B USD7.82—0.244
NetLink NBN Trust
37 CJLU.SI
3.82 B SGD45.8731.339.241
Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust
38 BUOU.SI
3.80 B SGD18.5115.088.054
Haw Par Corporation
39 H02.SI
3.77 B SGD14.21—16.404
SIA Engineering Company
40 S59.SI
3.69 B SGD21.8748.502.603
BW LPG
41 BWLPG.OL
2.60 B USD10.7531.390.734
Olam Group
42 VC2.SI
3.21 B SGD7.24—0.111
UOB-Kay Hian Holdings
43 U10.SI
3.21 B SGD13.40—5.148
Comfortdelgro Corporation
44 C52.SI
3.12 B SGD13.5515.500.625
Bitdeer Technologies Group
45 BTDR
2.34 B USD35.71-24.483.782
GuocoLand
46 F17.SI
2.73 B SGD28.6811.581.902
IFAST Corporation
47 AIY.SI
2.69 B SGD26.8789.006.049
China Yuchai International
48 CYD
13.90 B CNY26.59—0.586
Hong Leong Asia
49 H22.SI
2.56 B SGD22.68—0.495
Hutchison Port Holdings Trust
50 NS8U.SI
14.98 B HKD20.0233.721.292
UltraGreen.ai
51 ULG.SI
1.78 B USD23.48—12.876
Fraser and Neave
52 F99.SI
2.11 B SGD14.95—0.915
Yangzijiang Maritime Development Pte
53 8YZ.SI
1.54 B USD11.89—10.832
OUE Real Estate Investment Trust
54 TS0U.SI
1.93 B SGD67.9616.677.073
Raffles Medical Group
55 BSL.SI
1.92 B SGD27.2416.302.513
StarHub
56 CC3.SI
1.89 B SGD21.8713.670.803
Karooooo
57 KARO
23.96 B ZAR24.113.254.376
Food Empire Holdings
58 F03.SI
1.27 B USD35.2813.722.207
China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corporation
59 G92.SI
1.20 B USD10.85—0.076
Ho Bee Land
60 H13.SI
1.47 B SGD14.71—3.352
Hour Glass
61 AGS.SI
1.44 B SGD8.04—1.089
Yanlord Land Group
62 Z25.SI
7.52 B CNY28.07-3.430.521
UMS Integration
63 558.SI
1.40 B SGD33.7123.335.604
Super Hi International Holding
64 9658.HK
1.04 B USD3.6224.250.164
Wing Tai Holdings
65 W05.SI
1.30 B SGD54.71—2.112
PropNex
66 OYY.SI
1.30 B SGD18.4021.001.166
Bukit Sembawang Estates
67 B61.SI
1.29 B SGD10.00—3.725
Starhill Global Real Estate Investment Trust
68 P40U.SI
1.27 B SGD14.2612.636.622
Centurion Corporation
69 OU8.SI
1.27 B SGD11.0615.754.297
BRC Asia
70 BEC.SI
1.25 B SGD13.3015.600.817
AIMS APAC REIT
71 O5RU.SI
1.24 B SGD9.4212.736.485
Hong Leong Finance
72 S41.SI
1.23 B SGD11.80—2.044
Boustead Singapore
73 F9D.SI
1.14 B SGD4.92—1.835
Valuemax Group
74 T6I.SI
1.10 B SGD10.79—1.999
Riverstone Holdings
75 AP4.SI
3.48 B MYR16.7514.503.505
SBS Transit
76 S61.SI
1.04 B SGD17.01—0.694
CSE Global
77 544.SI
951.02 M SGD25.37—0.986
Singapore Post
78 S08.SI
877.34 M SGD14.4114.252.332
China Sunsine Chemical Holdings
79 QES.SI
4.01 B CNY9.901.821.224
IGG
80 799.HK
3.97 B HKD6.8327.770.697
Indofood Agri Resources
81 5JS.SI
7.26 T IDR5.72—0.345
SIIC Environment Holdings
82 BHK.SI
2.53 B CNY4.14—0.365
Nam Cheong
83 1MZ.SI
1.54 B MYR5.37—2.493
Aoxin Q & M Dental Group
84 1D4.SI
1.24 B CNY177.96—7.254
G H Y Culture & Media Holding Co
85 XJB.SI
837.00 M CNY115.32—1.642

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Business and Politics

Most important hub in Southeast Asia. Singapore is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, but it has very little land or resources. The country is a city-state and is therefore the smallest state in Southeast Asia.

Singapore stands for economically free thinking, low taxes, minimal regulations, and an independent policy. Additionally, Singapore maintains banking secrecy, which is overall very attractive to foreign investors and wealthy individuals. What Switzerland or the Cayman Islands offer can now also be found in the heart of Southeast Asia.

The country also has one of the largest ports and freight terminals in the entire region, which is why numerous transportation companies utilize this location from both an economic and geographical perspective. The uniqueness lies in the fact that there are no import duties and the port is open to all nations.

The stock market in Singapore is heavily influenced by asset management, which is related to the excellent tax environment. The main index (Straits Times Index) consists of 50% financial stocks, which has been achieved through high capital inflows in the last few years. Sectors such as industry or real estate account for another 35%, resulting in very limited representation of technology or consumption.

The largest companies

E-Commerce replaces financial companies. Currently, the e-commerce and gaming company SEA Limited is at the top of the largest companies with a market capitalization of 100 billion USD. Following that are the country's three largest banks. The DBS, which is considered the most digital and advanced bank in Southeast Asia, the OCBC, and the UOB.

The Straits Times Index (STI)

Unilateral weighting in the leading index. In the STI index, there are a total of the 30 largest companies in Singapore that are traded on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). To be included in the index, a company must be financially sound and have high liquidity.

Due to the stable financial position and high market capitalization of the banks, they account for approximately 50% of the index's weight, which naturally does not lead to proper sector diversification. Furthermore, the industrial sector also holds a significant position, accounting for almost 20%. Companies such as Keppel or Wilmar are represented here.

The real estate sector is also strongly represented. Companies like CapitalLand or Ascendas are leading REITs in Singapore for both private and commercial property management. Singapore Telecommunications is also highly ranked in the index, being the number one mobile service provider in numerous Asian countries.

Trading venue and opening hours

Important trading place in Asia. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) emerged in 1999 from a merger of two stock exchanges and became tradeable as a stock in 2000, just like Nasdaq. The trading venue is one of the most important in Southeast Asia due to the high number of listed stocks and derivatives.

With a market capitalization of 663 billion USD, SGX may not make it onto the list of the largest stock exchanges, but it is already quite significant considering how small the country actually is.

The Singapore Stock Exchange opens at 3:00 am Germany time. It closes at 6:30 am and then has a second trading session from 8:00 to 11:00 am. Many Asian stock exchanges have a lunch break.

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