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ST Engineering (SGX: S63) Stock on 10 December 2025: Special Dividend, Record Order Book and 2026 Outlook

ST Engineering (SGX: S63) Stock on 10 December 2025: Special Dividend, Record Order Book and 2026 Outlook

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd – better known as ST Engineering – is ending 2025 as one of the more closely watched blue chips on the Singapore Exchange. After a year of record earnings, chunky contract wins and a surprise special dividend, the stock is now trading near the upper end of its 52‑week range while analysts debate how much upside is left.
10 December 2025
ST Engineering (SGX: S63) Stock Outlook as of 5 December 2025: Record Order Book, Bigger Dividends and New Space Contracts

ST Engineering (SGX: S63) Stock Outlook as of 5 December 2025: Record Order Book, Bigger Dividends and New Space Contracts

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd heads into December 2025 as one of the standout names on the Straits Times Index, combining strong contract wins, a record order book and a sharply upgraded dividend story – but also carrying a hefty valuation and lingering satellite-communications headaches. stengg.com+1
ST Engineering (SGX: S63) Stock: 9M 2025 Results, Dividend Upgrade and Space Contract Fuel Long‑Term Growth Story

ST Engineering (SGX: S63) Stock: 9M 2025 Results, Dividend Upgrade and Space Contract Fuel Long‑Term Growth Story

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd – better known as ST Engineering – has quietly turned into one of the most interesting stocks on the Singapore Exchange. Its businesses now stretch from aircraft maintenance to metro systems, cyber‑security, quantum‑safe networking and, as of late November, building a high‑end radar satellite for the UAE.
Singapore Stocks: 10 Things to Know Before the SGX Opens on Monday, Nov 17, 2025

Singapore Stocks: 10 Things to Know Before the SGX Opens on Monday, Nov 17, 2025

Quick read: Wall Street finished mixed on Friday as traders turned their focus to Nvidia’s results this week; oil jumped after a Russian export hub was hit but has since partially normalised; gold firmed; and the U.S. dollar was steadier. China’s latest data cooled—another headwind for Asia—while Japan is lining up a fresh stimulus package. At home, the STI slipped on Friday, the MAS kept policy unchanged in October, and banks’ Q3 messages were about resilient earnings but thinner margins ahead. Watch SIA and ST Engineering into their ex‑dividend dates later this week, and keep an eye on Friday’s detailed Q3 Singapore GDP report. Reuters+8Reuters+8Reuters+8
16 November 2025
Singapore Stocks Today (Nov 10, 2025): STI dips 0.1% as OCBC sets record; DBS eases ahead of ex‑div, Genting Singapore leads gainers

Singapore Stocks Today (Nov 10, 2025): STI dips 0.1% as OCBC sets record; DBS eases ahead of ex‑div, Genting Singapore leads gainers

Singapore equities ended slightly lower on Monday, Nov 10. The STI dipped 0.1% to 4,488.13; the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index fell 0.3% to 1,448.93. Turnover totaled 1.6 billion shares worth S$1.8 billion, with 329 advancers vs 226 decliners, indicating constructive breadth despite the headline slip. The Straits Times
Saudi Arabia’s $90 B Satellite Power Play: How ST Engineering iDirect and Solutions by stc Are Turbo‑Charging the Kingdom’s Digital Future

Saudi Arabia’s $90 B Satellite Power Play: How ST Engineering iDirect and Solutions by stc Are Turbo‑Charging the Kingdom’s Digital Future

Saudi Arabia’s satellite‑connectivity ambitions took a decisive leap this week: ST Engineering iDirect has signed a wide‑ranging, multi‑year agreement with Solutions by stc to expand a next‑generation ground network that will feed everything from government broadband to 5G backhaul and mobility services across the Kingdom. The deal arrives just as Saudi Arabia’s digital economy races toward a projected US $90 billion valuation by 2030 and underscores Riyadh’s intent to secure sovereign, multi‑orbit satcom capacity to underpin Vision 2030. Below is a deep‑dive that puts the announcement in context, examines the technology stack, and weighs what comes next for regional — and global — satellite markets.
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