UOB share price today: U11 slips after fresh buyback notice as investors eye Feb. 24 results

Shares of United Overseas Bank Ltd ticked up slightly on Monday afternoon, outpacing DBS Group and OCBC as Singapore’s main index fell. By 2:48 p.m. local time, UOB was trading 0.05% higher at S$36.76, within a range of S$36.38 to S$36.85.

United Overseas Bank Limited shares closed up 0.9% at S$36.74 in Friday’s session, after the Singapore lender filed a daily share buyback notice ahead of the week ahead. A filing showed UOB bought 38,000 shares for S$1.39 million and cancelled them.

Shares of Singapore’s United Overseas Bank Ltd edged up 0.5% to S$36.59 as of 3:09 p.m. local time, after closing at S$36.40 previously. DBS Group and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp also saw gains. UOB’s trading range today was between S$36.28 and S$36.71.

Shares of United Overseas Bank dipped 0.4% to S$36.37 on Thursday following the announcement that the Singapore-based lender priced S$850 million in perpetual capital securities with a 3.00% coupon, callable first in 2033.

United Overseas Bank repurchased and cancelled 38,000 shares on Friday, according to a filing with the Singapore Exchange. The bank paid between S$36.01 and S$36.21 per share, shelling out roughly S$1.37 million. This continues a steady pace of buybacks as the year unfolds.

SINGAPORE — Dec. 23, 2025 — United Overseas Bank Limited stock is closing out 2025 with two storylines that rarely travel alone: shrinking net interest margins as rates fall, and heightened investor focus on credit quality, particularly where Hong Kong and Greater China property markets remain under stress. Layer on top a fresh bout of “value-unlocking” speculation — UOB is reported to be exploring options for UOB Asset Management — and the result is a stock that’s suddenly back in the centre of Singapore’s big-bank conversation. Reuters+2The Edge Singapore+2