Iggy’s Journal: 7 SGX Companies Report Between 22 and 29 October. What Each Could Tell You About the Payout
Iggy’s Journal: 7 SGX Companies Report Between 22 and 29 October. What Each Could Tell You About the Payout
Fri 16 Oct 2026 | Afternoon
The Numbers
Seven SGX names are scheduled to report between 22 and 29 October, five REITs and two companies. The dates come from notices filed on SGX, and companies can change them.
Frasers Centrepoint Trust said its gearing was 40.0% before the White Sands sale and expected 36.5% after the sale and a debt repayment. The 36.5% is management’s estimate, not a reported figure. CapitaLand Ascendas REIT reported gearing of 39.7% after a S$900 million unit issue, down from 42.0% in March. New units share the same income among more owners, so the question is what each unit receives.
My Personal Take
Lower gearing is the line most of us read as good news. Frasers Centrepoint Trust expects one, and CapitaLand Ascendas REIT has reported one. The two falls came by different routes, a sale and new units, and neither route guarantees the payout per unit. So I check what changed underneath before I read the payout line. In the episode I go through the one question I bring to each of the seven. Which line do you open first when a report arrives?
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