SGX:BN4 2 December 2025 - 14 January 2026

SINGAPORE — Dec. 25, 2025 — Keppel Ltd stock heads into the year-end with a familiar 2025 theme: a steady stream of asset monetisation headlines, a very visible share buyback programme, and an analyst community that has become materially more constructive on the “New Keppel” transformation story. With markets shut today in many places for Christmas, the most recent SGX trading data sits at Dec. 24, when Keppel was indicated at S$10.35. ShareInvestor

Keppel Ltd stock is ending 2025 with a very specific kind of momentum: the kind built from steady share buybacks, repeatable asset monetisation, and a strategy that markets increasingly read as “asset-light, recurring-income, value-unlocking Keppel” rather than the legacy conglomerate of years past. Keppel+1 As of Dec 23, 2025, Keppel’s share price was S$10.30, up 0.98% on the day, after closing S$10.20 on Dec 22. SG Investors Within the same Dec 23 pricing window, MarketScreener showed Keppel at S$10.31, with a +50.58% move since the start of 2025 and a +1.98% five‑day change, reinforcing the “strong year, strong tape” story investors are watching into 2026. MarketScreener

Keppel Ltd is back on investors’ radar on Wednesday, 17 December 2025, after fresh headlines tied to its “asset-light” playbook: recycling capital, monetising mature assets, and supporting shareholder returns through buybacks. The near-term story is not about a single blockbuster earnings surprise—it’s about steady, repeatable moves that aim to turn Keppel into a higher-quality, fee-earning global asset manager with a cleaner balance sheet and more predictable cash flows. Keppel shares were trading around S$10.06–S$10.07 during the Singapore session on 17 Dec. ShareInvestor+1

Keppel Ltd shares traded higher on Friday, December 12, 2025, as investors digested a steady cadence of share repurchases and the latest corporate filing tied to small-scale group restructuring. With Keppel’s “New Keppel” asset-light strategy increasingly centered on recurring income, fund management growth, and asset monetisation, the stock’s near-term story is less about one dramatic headline—and more about a compounding set of signals around capital returns, pipeline execution, and consensus expectations heading into 2026. SGX Links+1 Keppel closed/traded around S$10.23 on Dec 12, up about +1.99% on the session, with an intraday range of roughly S$10.12–S$10.23 and volume around ~2.23 million shares, according to Investing.com’s daily pricing data. Investing.com