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Hongkong Land stock rebounds in Singapore as buybacks stay in play ahead of March results

Hongkong Land stock rebounds in Singapore as buybacks stay in play ahead of March results

Hongkong Land Holdings rose 1.8% to $8.33 in Singapore by 3:19 p.m. Monday, with 3 million shares traded. The company disclosed buybacks of 170,000 shares each on Feb. 4 and 5 at prices above current levels. Hongkong Land recently launched a S$8.2 billion Singapore property fund and expanded its buyback program to $650 million. Investors await its 2025 results on March 5.
9 February 2026
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Hongkong Land share price jumps 4% in Singapore — H78 hits a fresh 52-week high

Hongkong Land share price jumps 4% in Singapore — H78 hits a fresh 52-week high

Hongkong Land Holdings shares rose 4.23% to $8.63 in Singapore Tuesday, nearing the top of their 52-week range on volume of 2.78 million shares. The move followed gains in Asian markets and metals, with property stocks drawing renewed interest as rate expectations shifted. Investors await the company’s earnings report on March 5 for updates on leasing and asset values.
3 February 2026
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  • 4 Singapore Stocks Poised for Higher Dividends in 2026
    May 20, 2026, 6:15 AM EDT. Investors eye dividend growth over yield, seeking stocks that steadily raise payouts backed by strong earnings and cash flow. Singapore's ST Engineering reported a 21% rise in net profit and increased dividends, retaining room for future raises. Frasers Centrepoint Trust saw distributions climb 13.6% amid cash flow expansion and disciplined debt management. Singapore Exchange Limited shows promise through balance sheet strength and operating momentum. These stocks highlight durable fundamentals supporting potential dividend hikes in 2026, appealing to investors favoring income growth and inflation protection.

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