Sembcorp Industries Ltd shares dipped 0.8% to S$5.98 by mid-afternoon Monday, after moving within a range of S$5.96 to S$6.09. The stock had climbed 3.6% on Jan. 29 but dropped 1.6% to close Friday at S$6.03.
Shares of Seatrium Limited fell 1.4% to S$2.08 by 3:18 p.m. on Monday. About 9.9 million shares had changed hands, with the stock ranging from S$2.07 to S$2.12.
Wilmar International Ltd shares slipped 0.9%, closing at S$3.36 by 3:28 p.m. in Singapore on Monday. The stock swung between S$3.32 and S$3.38, with roughly 5.6 million shares changing hands.
Keppel shares dropped 2.3% to S$10.68 by 3:26 p.m. in Singapore Monday, after finishing at S$10.93 on Friday. The Straits Times Index slipped roughly 0.8%, while Keppel has gained around 58% over the last year.
Shares of City Developments Limited were up 0.75% at S$9.35 by 3:18 p.m. local time on Monday. The developer said it sold 140 of 246 units at Newport Residences as of 5 p.m. on Sunday, at an average S$3,370 psf, excluding the super penthouse.
Shares of Jardine Matheson Holdings on the Singapore Exchange climbed 1.6% to $73.94 by 3:18 p.m. local time, despite the Straits Times Index falling roughly 0.8%. During the session, the stock fluctuated between $72.24 and $74.10, while its 52-week range spans $36.01 to $76.64.
Shares of CapitaLand Investment Limited slipped 0.65% to S$3.06 by 3:09 p.m. local time Monday, after hitting a 52-week peak of S$3.11 earlier. Trading volume was around 11.0 million shares, based on data from SGinvestors.io.
Shares of Singapore Telecommunications Limited rose 0.9% to S$4.63 by 2:48 pm, following a weekend report that sparked renewed speculation the telecom giant might ramp up investments in data centres.
Shares of Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd slipped 1.3% to S$9.67 in afternoon trade Monday, after earlier fluctuating between S$9.66 and S$9.94, close to their 52-week high. Investors digested a series of new space and defence announcements linked to Singapore’s Airshow week.
Shares of United Overseas Bank Limited dipped Monday afternoon amid a sharp drop in precious metals that spilled over into Asian equities. By 2:48 p.m. local time, the stock had fallen 18 Singapore cents, or 0.47%, to S$38.09. Trading ranged from S$38.05 to S$38.55 on volume of roughly 1.8 million shares.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Ltd shares dropped 2.1% to S$3.27 as of 2:58 p.m. local time, despite no fresh corporate news. According to SGinvestors.io, the company’s announcements page hasn’t been updated since November.
Shares of Singapore Exchange Ltd slipped 0.7% to S$17.51 in mid-afternoon Monday, after trading between S$17.50 and S$17.83 earlier in the session. The stock has gained roughly 42% in the past year but remains just shy of its 52-week high at S$17.89, according to market data.
Shares of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd fell about 1.4% to S$20.94 by 2:40 p.m. in Singapore, after trading in a S$20.93–S$21.33 range during the session. The stock last closed at S$21.23 and has traded between S$14.35 and S$21.44 over the past year. DBS Group Holdings was down about 1.1% and United Overseas Bank slipped about 0.4%.
Shares of DBS Group Holdings Ltd slid Monday afternoon, weighed down by a wider risk-off trend hitting Asian banks. The stock dropped 1.0% to S$58.58, down from Friday’s close of S$59.20, fluctuating between S$58.55 and S$59.23 during the session. OCBC shares declined 1.2%, while United Overseas Bank edged down 0.5%.
Shares of Genesis Minerals Ltd fell 8.2% to A$6.97 after the Sydney market closed Monday, dipping as low as A$6.91 during the session. The stock now stands roughly 17% below last week’s 52-week peak of A$8.42, having closed Friday at A$7.59.
Ramelius Resources shares dropped 6.57%, closing at A$4.41 on Monday, dragged down by broad selling in precious metals hitting Australian gold miners hard.