SGX:5E2 News 14 January 2026 - 7 February 2026

Seatrium shares closed down 0.5% at S$2.10 in Singapore on Monday, with trading volume near 7 million. Investors tracked developments in the DolWin 5 arbitration, where mutual claims between Seatrium and partner Aibel total nearly 310 million euros. Full-year FY2025 results are due Feb. 26 before market open.

Seatrium shares closed down 0.5% at S$2.11 Friday after announcing arbitration tied to the DolWin 5 offshore converter project, with claims totaling about 293 million euros. Around 5.7 million shares traded. The company will report full-year FY2025 results on Feb. 26. Analysts cited arbitration risks as a factor limiting near-term stock gains.

Seatrium shares fell 0.9% to S$2.14 in afternoon trading Tuesday, extending Monday’s 3.6% drop. The Straits Times Index slipped 0.3% as investors reacted to new U.S. tariff threats and rising geopolitical tensions. Markets are watching for the Feb. 1 tariff implementation and Seatrium’s Feb. 20 earnings report.

Seatrium shares closed at S$2.28 in Singapore Thursday, after trading between S$2.26 and S$2.31 on volume of 11.1 million. Investors are awaiting the Feb. 28 delivery of a wind turbine installation vessel tied to a Maersk settlement, with $360 million in payments pending. The vessel had been delayed by a contract dispute resolved in December.

Seatrium Limited shares slipped 0.44% to S$2.28 in afternoon trading Tuesday, with about 7.6 million shares traded. The company remains under scrutiny after settling a $475 million vessel dispute with Maersk, which agreed to pay $360 million, mostly through future vessel revenue. Seatrium’s net order book stood at S$16.6 billion as of Sept. 30, 2025. The vessel is due for delivery by Jan. 30, 2026.