STOCKS that could see some movements on Friday include
banking stocks, which investors have a clearer handle on after the largest
Singapore banks have all announced their results, as well as oil and gas
(O&G) stocks.
All three banks reported lower earnings for the fourth
quarter ended Dec 31, 2016, and higher provisions for loans to the O&G
sector, signalling a continued challenging environment for the O&G
industry.
UOB Group on Friday reported a net profit of
S$739 million, 6.2 per cent below that a year ago, as stable loan growth
was offset by a decline in net interest margin and lower gains from the sale of
investment securities. It also raised its specific allowance on loans by S$313
million to S$428 million due to non-performing loans in the O&G and
shipping industries.
Given banks' cautious outlook on the sector, O&G stocks
may continue to see some selling pressures amid ensuing debt woes at Ezra
Holdings.
CapitaLand's shopping mall arm CapitaLand Mall Asia will
buy four office and retail properties in Japan for S$636.3 million,
inclusive of transaction costs.
The acquisition, which will strengthen CapitaLand's foothold
in Greater Tokyo, is expected to increase the group's total asset size in Japan
to about S$2.5 billion. It is also expected to be immediately accretive,
contributing a net operating income of about S$25 million per year, providing
CapitaLand with a stable source of income.
Chip Eng Seng reported on Thursday a net
profit of S$14.9 million for its fourth quarter ended Dec 31, 2016, 52.5
per cent higher than S$9.8 million a year ago.
The construction and property development group's higher
profits were driven by a net fair value gain on investment properties and lower
administrative expenses due to a lower impairment loss on a development
property and the absence of a fair value loss on investment properties.
Meanwhile, Singapore Medical Group has, through
a S$15 million share placement, ushered the entry of South Korea's CHA Healthcare
Co as a major strategic shareholder.
The group will issue 30 million new ordinary shares to CHC
at 50 Singapore cents per share via a private placement. This investment will
see CHC emerge as the group's fourth largest shareholder with a 8.8 per cent
stake of the enlarged shareholding base and its largest strategic equity
partner.
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