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Telcos

Singtel share slide: What should you do with your special discounted shares?

Since Singtel announced on May 21 its results for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, its share price has fallen by 9.6 per cent.
Since Singtel announced on May 21 its results for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, its share price has fallen by 9.6 per cent.

News analysis

Simba-M1 merger is off, but industry consolidation will come

The much-anticipated Simba Telecom-M1 merger is dead. May 21 is the contractual deadline by which regulatory approvals must be satisfied for the S$1.43 billion proposed deal to go through.
The much-anticipated Simba Telecom-M1 merger is dead. May 21 is the contractual deadline by which regulatory approvals must be satisfied for the S$1.43 billion proposed deal to go through.

Simba’s parent company Tuas terminates deal to buy shares in M1

Simba continues to operate its business in the Singapore telecommunications market.
Simba continues to operate its business in the Singapore telecommunications market.

Singtel’s shares down 6.4% as S’pore business weakens: Key takeaways from telco’s full-year results

Singtel revealed persistently tough conditions for its consumer business in Singapore.
Singtel revealed persistently tough conditions for its consumer business in Singapore.

Limited choices, slower customer service among key consumer concerns amid telco restructuring

Communicating proactively with consumers is key for restructuring firms to maintain trust, said experts.
Communicating proactively with consumers is key for restructuring firms to maintain trust, said experts.

Failed Simba-M1 deal could pose setback to Keppel, lead to more cost pressures for telcos

The failed Simba-M1 merger would prolong an aggressive price war and hurt telcos' earnings, analysts said.
The failed Simba-M1 merger would prolong an aggressive price war and hurt telcos' earnings, analysts said.

ST Explains: Why is it important for telcos to stay on their approved radio frequency bands?

IMDA said Simba could be using certain radio frequency bands to provide mobile services without authorisation, which constitutes a breach of regulatory requirements.
IMDA said Simba could be using certain radio frequency bands to provide mobile services without authorisation, which constitutes a breach of regulatory requirements.

IMDA suspends review of proposed Simba-M1 merger amid probe into possible breach

M1 said it would be looking to reduce its capital expenses as its 5G network has been completely deployed.
M1 said it would be looking to reduce its capital expenses as its 5G network has been completely deployed.

Forum: Telcos required to notify subscribers of changes in service provision

Forum: Review telco practices that make it a bad deal for consumers

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