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City Developments (CDL) Stock Update: SGX:C09 Rises on Bullish Broker Calls, Asset Recycling Focus — Outlook for This Week and Week Ahead (Updated 14 Dec 2025)

City Developments (CDL) Stock Update: SGX:C09 Rises on Bullish Broker Calls, Asset Recycling Focus — Outlook for This Week and Week Ahead (Updated 14 Dec 2025)

City Developments Limited shares closed at S$7.34 on Friday, 12 Dec 2025, up 1.8% for the day and week, with 2.27 million shares traded. The stock rebounded after DBS Research raised CDL’s target price to S$11.80 and maintained a “buy” rating, citing lower rates and capital recycling. CDL also completed the divestment of Bespoke Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi for JPY 14 billion.
14 December 2025
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City Developments Limited Stock (SGX:C09): Latest News, Share Price, Analyst Targets and 2026 Outlook (Dec. 13, 2025)

City Developments Limited Stock (SGX:C09): Latest News, Share Price, Analyst Targets and 2026 Outlook (Dec. 13, 2025)

City Developments Limited closed at S$7.34 on Dec. 12, near its 52-week high, after announcing a £280 million acquisition of the Holiday Inn London – Kensington High Street and plans to sell a hotel in Osaka to Blackstone-managed funds for ¥14 billion. Trading volume reached about 2.27 million shares amid strong Singapore residential demand and high occupancy rates in its investment properties.
13 December 2025
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City Developments Limited Stock News on Dec 12, 2025: DBS Lifts Target Price, Deals and What Analysts See Next

City Developments Limited Stock News on Dec 12, 2025: DBS Lifts Target Price, Deals and What Analysts See Next

CDL shares rose to S$7.34, up 1.8% as of 14:38 on 12 December 2025, after DBS Research raised its target price to S$11.80 and reiterated a “buy” call. The move follows CDL’s sale of Piccadilly Galleria for S$65.46 million and ongoing talks to divest Quayside Isle. DBS cited sector-wide optimism and capital recycling as key drivers. CDL ended flat at S$7.21 the previous session.
12 December 2025
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City Developments Limited (SGX:C09) Stock: 2026 Outlook After London Hotel Deal, Heavy Asset Sales and Analyst Upgrades

City Developments Limited (SGX:C09) Stock: 2026 Outlook After London Hotel Deal, Heavy Asset Sales and Analyst Upgrades

City Developments Limited shares traded at S$7.19–S$7.25 on 8 December 2025, near a 52-week high after rising 35–40% over the past year. First-half 2025 revenue rose 8% to S$1.69 billion, but net profit was held back by S$63.1 million in FX losses. The board declared a special interim dividend of S$0.03 per share. Market cap stood at about S$6.5 billion.
8 December 2025
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City Developments Limited (SGX:C09) Stock: London Hotel Deal, $1.9 Billion Asset Sales and 2026 Price Target Outlook

City Developments Limited (SGX:C09) Stock: London Hotel Deal, $1.9 Billion Asset Sales and 2026 Price Target Outlook

City Developments Limited traded at about S$7.30 per share on 5 December 2025, near its 52-week high and over 40% above last year. Q3 Singapore property sales fell 49% by value year-on-year, but nine-month sales rose to 990 units worth S$2.5 billion. CDL shares remain below book value of S$10.10 per share. Revenue for the first half of 2025 reached S$1.69–1.70 billion, up 8%.
5 December 2025
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Singapore Stock Market: STI Rallies on Rate‑Cut Hopes and IPO Buzz (28–29 Nov 2025)

Singapore Stock Market: STI Rallies on Rate‑Cut Hopes and IPO Buzz (28–29 Nov 2025)

Singapore’s Straits Times Index closed up 0.3% at 4,523.96 on Friday, 28 November, near its record high. Gains in SGX and local banks led the advance, while City Developments fell 1%. About 1.2 billion shares worth S$1.2 billion changed hands. Regional markets were mixed, with Hong Kong, South Korea, and Malaysia down, but Japan’s Nikkei up slightly.
29 November 2025
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