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Singapore Telecommunications Limited (Z74.SI)

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2.3800-0.0200 (-0.83%)
At close: 05:10PM SGT
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Previous close2.4000
Open2.4000
Bid2.3800 x 0
Ask2.3900 x 0
Day's range2.3700 - 2.4100
52-week range2.3100 - 2.8800
Volume21,213,000
Avg. volume22,000,069
Market cap39.28B
Beta (5Y monthly)0.53
PE ratio (TTM)18.31
EPS (TTM)0.1300
Earnings date25 May 2023 - 29 May 2023
Forward dividend & yield0.09 (3.82%)
Ex-dividend date18 Nov 2022
1y target est3.11
  • Reuters SG

    UPDATE 2-Latitude Group fears 328,000 customer IDs stolen post 'malicious' cyber attack

    Australian digital payments and lending firm Latitude Group Holdings said on Thursday a hacker had stolen personal information of around 328,000 customers held by two service providers through employee login credentials. About 103,000 identification documents, more than 97% of which are copies of drivers' licences, were stolen from the first service provider, while about 225,000 customer records were stolen from the second service provider. Latitude said it had detected unusual activity on its systems over the last few days originating from one of its "major" vendors, but did not disclose its identity.

  • Reuters SG

    UPDATE 1-Commonwealth Bank of Australia's Indonesian arm hit by cyber attack

    Commonwealth Bank of Australia said on Wednesday its Indonesian unit, PT Bank Commonwealth (PTBC), had been hit by a cyber incident. The incident involves unauthorised access of a web-based software application used for project management, and the bank's Australian systems were segregated from PTBC systems, CBA said, confirming that the unit's services will operate as usual. Cyber attacks against Australia from criminals and state-sponsored groups have jumped recently, with a government report equating the assault to one attack every seven minutes.

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    UPDATE 2-SingTel Q3 underlying profit rises on Airtel's upbeat earnings

    Singapore Telecommunications on Thursday posted a more than 18% jump in third-quarter underlying profit, driven by the strong performance of associate Bharti Airtel. Bharti Airtel, India's No.2 telecom carrier by subscribers, reported a bigger-than-expected increase in third-quarter revenue earlier this month, helped by 4G subscriber additions and higher revenue per user. SingTel, which is Southeast Asia's largest telecom firm, reported underlying net profit of S$559 million ($418.54 million) for the quarter ended Dec. 31, compared with S$473 million a year earlier.