SGX:U14 News 5 December 2025 - 4 February 2026

UOL Group’s unit agreed to sell the 319-room Pan Pacific Tianjin hotel and a basement unit in China for RMB238 million in cash, matching an independent valuation. UOL shares closed at S$10.84 on Friday, down 0.46%. The buyer has paid a 10% deposit, with the remainder due by April 1, 2026. Investors await UOL’s full-year results on Feb 26 for further details on capital plans.

UOL Group shares rose 0.3% to S$10.10 in afternoon trading Monday, with 1.27 million shares traded. The FTSE ST All-Share Real Estate Investment and Services Index is up nearly 14% in January, its best start since 2012, Bloomberg reported. Investors are watching UOL’s Hougang Central project and upcoming earnings for signals on capital returns. Institutions poured S$208 million into Singapore equities last week, led by property stocks.

UOL Group shares closed at S$10.07 on Friday, up 1%, after a consortium including UOL and CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust won the Hougang Central mixed-use site for about S$1.5 billion. CICT will own the commercial portion, while UOL and CapitaLand Development will jointly develop and sell the residential units. The commercial space is expected to complete by 2030/2031.

Published: 13 December 2025 UOL Group Limited (SGX: U14) is ending 2025 with a familiar cocktail for Singapore developers: a healthier rate backdrop, active asset recycling, and a big “hidden value” storyline that won’t stop showing up in broker notes—Marina Square. As of the last trading session before today (markets were closed on Saturday), UOL shares closed at S$8.51. The counter has traded within a 52-week range of S$5.01 to S$8.84, and its indicated annual dividend is S$0.18 per share (about 2.14% yield based on the reference price). FT Markets Below is a consolidated, publication-ready roundup of the latest UOL

Updated 8 December 2025 – all figures in Singapore dollars unless stated otherwise. UOL’s share price: strong 2025 rally, close to its peak UOL Group Limited’s stock has had a powerful run in 2025. The Straits Times Index constituent is trading around S$8.60–S$8.70, very close to its 52‑week high of S$8.84, implying a market capitalisation of roughly S$7.3 billion and a trailing price‑earnings (P/E) ratio of about 17 times.StockAnalysis+1 Market‑cap data from StockAnalysis shows UOL’s valuation has increased by about 63% over the past year, while The Edge Singapore notes that the share price is up roughly two‑thirds year‑to‑date.StockAnalysis+1 That