SGX:BN4 14 January 2026 - 10 February 2026

Keppel Ltd shares rose 2.6% to S$12.42 in afternoon trade Tuesday, following last week’s S$1.1 billion net profit and proposed special dividend. Brokers raised target prices toward S$14, citing earnings growth and asset management fees. About 4.09 million shares changed hands as the stock outperformed a flat Straits Times Index. Investors are eyeing the April 17 AGM and April 28 dividend record date.

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 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.