News for Keppel DC REIT (KPDCF)

In this era of higher interest rates, we introduce five REITs that are taking steps to mitigate the fall in their distributable income.

With demand for AI set to grow over the long term, here are four Singapore REITs that can provide you with exposure to this booming sector.

Trump 2.0 has arrived as growth in Generative AI continues.

Looking for dividends? We feature four Singapore stocks dishing out dividends in February.

Despite the REIT sector being under pressure, these four REITs managed to up their DPU.

This week’s Singapore market roundup highlights modest STI movements, Singtel’s standout performance, and Keppel DC Reit’s robust DPU growth.

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We shine the spotlight on four attractive Singapore REITs that can supply you with a lifetime of passive income.

With interest rates looking to stay high for longer, is there still an investment case to be made for REITs?

Looking for reliable REITs? Here are four armed with strong sponsors that could see their distributions increase over time.

Here are four interesting stocks that you should watch for next year.

Income investors who are looking to add quality REITs to their portfolio should look out for this important attribute.

We highlight four interesting Singapore REITs and business trusts that could pique your attention.

Stocks that may (or may not) make a good addition to your portfolio.

There are over 40 REITs and property trusts in Singapore. The top 10 REITs account for close to 70% of the S-REIT index, giving the group an outsized influence over the index’s movements.

Investors are getting cold feet over artificial intelligence's leaders and have focused on other technology beneficiaries. Find out more.

We look at the latest results from a telco and explore if a data centre REIT can recover.

The data centre REIT is seeing pessimism over its growth prospects amid higher finance costs.

One of the questions I'm asked by many, in light of the current high interest rate environment, and distribution payouts being negatively impacted, is whether they should divest their investments in the REITs they have. No doubt distribution payout in the near-term is going to be weaker compared to last year, but are they really a sell? The best way for me to explain this is to show you a quick evaluation on the things I look at when I study a REIT's latest quarter results/business update, which you can find in today's post...