SGX:U14 2 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.

UOL Group shares closed at S$8.51, near their 52-week high of S$8.84, with a 2.14% dividend yield. DBS Research on Dec. 11 raised its target price for UOL to S$11, citing optimism over lower interest rates, capital recycling, and potential value from Marina Square redevelopment. An indirect SingLand subsidiary agreed to a S$99.1 million land parcel deal on Dec. 3, drawing investor focus to the site.

UOL Group shares are trading near a 52-week high at S$8.60–S$8.70, valuing the company at about S$7.3 billion after a 63% jump over the past year. Net profit for the first half of 2025 rose 58% to S$205.5 million, driven by property and investment gains.