Dividends

Jardine to buy back $642 million shares; S’pore-listed stock falls 4%

Jardine also wants to grow its annual dividend by at least 5 per cent a year through to 2030 and deliver at least 9 per cent annual growth in total shareholder return.

Investors looking for former SEA Games ice hockey player over $9m loan

James Nicholas Kodrowski, an ice hockey player who represented Singapore at the SEA Games in Bangkok in 2025, was placed on bankruptcy order list in September 2025.

Decade-high dividend for Income shareholders: Key takeaways from insurer’s 2026 AGM

Income’s board proposed a total dividend of $1.063 per share, representing the highest payout in the past 10 years.

DBS ups dividend payout to 81 cents per share as Q1 profit comes in better than expected

DBS shares jumped 3.7 per cent to $58.65 as at 9.18am, after hitting $59, as first-quarter net profit grew 1 per cent on record wealth management fees.

DBS, OCBC shares are setting record highs – are they still a buy?

RHB said that headroom for further valuation expansion may be limited, resulting in more modest returns for the sector ahead.

Mandarin Oriental to distribute One Causeway Bay sale proceeds in special dividend on Jan 22

Mandarin Oriental will pay out a special dividend from the sale of parts of One Causeway Bay.

Here are the 10 top dividend-paying ETFs on SGX

SGX's ETF market hit a record high of $16.3 billion in assets under management (AUM) in the third quarter of 2025.

India's Kaur says Verma gamble paid off, Wolvaardt hopes S Africa will grow

Cricket - ICC Women's World Cup - Final - India v South Africa - DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai, India - November 2, 2025 India's Harmanpreet Kaur and teammates celebrate with the trophy after winning the ICC Women's World Cup REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas

Bank-led dividend growth puts Singapore ahead of most global peers in first half of 2025

Singapore-listed companies paid US$8.2 billion worth of dividends in the first six months of the year.

DBS gains $26 billion in market value, widening its lead over local rival OCBC

A 21 per cent advance in shares of Singapore’s largest bank in 2025 has boosted its market capitalisation by about $26 billion.

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