SGX:BN4 News 10 January 2026 - 7 February 2026

Keppel shares rose 1.49% to S$10.91 after its infrastructure arm secured about S$600 million in new O&M and engineering contracts. The deals push its contracted revenue backlog for decarbonisation and sustainability solutions above S$7.1 billion. Full-year results are due before market open on Feb 5.

Keppel Ltd shares fell 1.17% to S$10.95 in Friday’s afternoon trading, as investors weighed a new sustainable aviation fuel project and upcoming earnings. Keppel and Aster plan to study a Jurong Island facility targeting 100,000 metric tons of SAF per year, but have not disclosed financial terms. Keppel DC REIT reported a 7.1% rise in second-half DPU, sending its units up 1.8%. Keppel’s full-year results are due Feb. 5.

Keppel shares slipped 0.2% to S$11.00 in afternoon trading after announcing a plan with Aster to assess an ethanol-to-jet fuel plant on Jurong Island. The facility could produce up to 100,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel a year. Singapore’s SAF blending mandate begins at 1% this year, rising to up to 5% by 2030. Keppel said the project will not materially affect earnings this year.

Keppel shares fell 0.5% to S$10.96 in Singapore trading Monday, easing from last week’s record high of S$11.06. No new company announcements have been made since Jan. 20. Investors are watching for Keppel’s Feb. 5 earnings and updates on its Asia-Pacific data-centre expansion.

Keppel shares closed up 1.2% at S$11.02 Friday on the Singapore Exchange after announcing a 25-year subsea cable deal with a global telecom firm. The agreement, tied to Keppel’s Bifrost project, is expected to be finalized in Q2 2026. Keppel will report full-year results on Feb. 5. The Straits Times Index ended 1.3% higher at 4,891.45.

Keppel Ltd shares slipped 0.7% to S$10.72 by mid-afternoon Wednesday, following broader market weakness. The stock has fallen for a second straight day, after closing at S$10.96 on Monday. Keppel filed a routine trust deed report tied to its US$5 billion note programme late Tuesday. The company said its Melbourne data-centre project will not significantly impact earnings or book value this year.

Keppel shares rose 1.0% to S$10.90 after the company announced a 720-megawatt “powerbank” project for an AI data centre campus near Melbourne. Keppel secured leasing rights for a 123-hectare site in Victoria and will pay an annual access fee to begin early-stage work. Full-year results are due Feb 5.

Keppel shares closed at S$10.90 on Friday, up 1.02%, after the company secured leasing rights for a 123-hectare site near Morwell, Victoria, with up to 720MW power capacity. Around 2.9 million shares changed hands. Keppel’s next earnings report is due Feb. 5.

Keppel Ltd shares fell 1.39% to S$10.68 in afternoon trading after the company announced the completed liquidation of a dormant subsidiary. The move comes ahead of Keppel’s second-half and full-year 2025 results, set for release on Feb. 5.

Keppel Ltd shares rose 3.1% to SG$10.82 in afternoon trading after the company finalized the voluntary liquidation of its dormant unit, Keppel Technology and Innovation Pte. Ltd. The filing did not specify any financial impact. Investors are now awaiting Keppel’s full-year results on Feb. 5 and updates on asset sales and fee income.