Weekly: Avi-Tech, Beng Kuang, AST & Fuxing China directors see Huge Acquisitions
Over the four sessions through to the 7 May close, 16 primary-listed companies conducted buybacks with a total consideration of S$16.1 million. At the same time, more than 90 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed for more than 40 primary-listed stocks. Directors or CEOs reported 12 acquisitions and 13 disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded 10 acquisitions and two disposals. 1. $Avi-Tech Hldg(1R6.SI)$ On 6 May, Avi-Tech Holdings shares were transacted through a married deal in which Global Wave Venture acquired 51,142,766 shares, representing 29.9% of the company, from founder Lim Eng Hong and his related parties for total consideration of S$17.0 million. This marked a shift in control at the listed entity and in
S-REIT acquisitions regain momentum as capital reopens
Acquisition activity among Singapore REITs (S-REITs) has picked up this year, signalling a measured return to growth as financing conditions stabilise. Over the first four months of the year, S-REITs announced 11 acquisition transactions with a total value exceeding S$6.3 billion, already accounting for more than 70% of the total acquisition value recorded in the whole of 2025. By comparison, only six acquisitions were announced over the same period last year, while full-year 2025 saw 21 transactions amounting to roughly S$8.8 billion. The faster pace this year reflects improving access to capital and greater investor confidence, particularly for acquisitions that enhance portfolio quality and offer clearer earnings visibility. Much of the acquisition momentum has been driven by larger REI
$Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ SOXL is going strong and not slowing down. in my view it is heading into a dangerous territory but without risk there is no reward. being cautious so treading carefully with secured puts.
$Albemarle(ALB)$ It has been a while... The proof is there... The USD is going down, the dedollarisation has been happening, as I wrote in a number of articles a few years ago. The only thing keeping the USD up is ironically the war US and Donald Trump wrecked on Iran. True, US is still the centre of all actions. The current melt-up around all things AI and beyond techs might feel contradictory to the idea of dedollarisation. The downtrend in USD in general as illustrated in two of many other charts below seems to suggest something else. First, it's AI, next is the supporting tech that becomes the bottleneck. What follows, which is already happening together with the US war with Iran is the amplification of raw materials shortage. Commoditie
$AIMS APAC Reit(O5RU.SI)$ **AIMS APAC REIT (O5RU.SI) is an underrated Singapore-listed industrial and logistics REIT.** It owns 28 high-quality properties (25 in Singapore, 3 in Australia) with a portfolio value of ~S$2.13 billion, focused on warehouses, business parks, and light industrial assets. As of May 2026, the unit price sits at S$1.57, delivering a forward dividend yield of ~6.3% and trading at a P/B of ~0.9–1.1x. Analysts estimate it is ~20% undervalued, with consensus BUY ratings and average target prices around S$1.63. **Why it stands out:** 9MFY2026 showed resilient performance—DPU rose 2.5% YoY to 7.25 cents (full-year FY2026 DPU 9.85 cents, +2.6%), net property income grew 4.1%, occupancy reached 95.4% (96.6% committed), and ren