Seatrium shares have taken a leap after surprising profit guidance! What's brewing in the offshore marine sector?
In a surprising turn of events in the stock market, shares of Seatrium have surged by an impressive 9.3% after the company announced its profit guidance for the first half of FY2024. This jump reflects investor confidence as the offshore and marine specialist signals a significant turnaround from its previous financial woes. Seatrium, which specializes in constructing and repairing vessels, is finally dropping anchor after a few turbulent years marked by losses, including a net loss reported for FY2023. The optimism has been further bolstered by the wait for the full financial results set to be released on August 2.
In a filing to the market, Seatrium provided indications that it will report a net profit for the six months leading up to June 30, 2024. This news has resonated well within investment circles, raising eyebrows and taking stocks on a joyride. “It’s about time we saw some positive outcomes,” commented John K., a local investment analyst. The financial future appears brighter for this marine player, signifying a positive shift in the marine and offshore construction landscape.
Additionally, other stocks are also making waves in the trading waters on Monday, including Keppel Infrastructure Trust and SIA Engineering. Investors are keeping an eye on these developments, as the shift in fortunes for Seatrium may indirectly impact the at-large industry dynamics. It’s a classic case of a rising tide lifting more than just one boat!
As the market looks forward to Seatrium’s detailed financial results, many are eager to see how the anticipated net profits will play out. Seems like the seas of opportunity are open again for Seatrium, proving that even the most battered vessels can sail smoothly with the right foresight. In a fun fact, did you know that the offshore and marine sector has been central to Singapore’s economy, contributing significantly to its GDP? Dive deeper into the numbers, and you might just discover more gems beneath the surface!
SHARES of Seatrium surged on Monday (Jul 29) in early trade, following the offshore and marine specialist's profit guidance, which was announced before the ...
In a profit guidance filing, the company says further details will be disclosed in its financial results to be released on Aug 2. For its FY2023, net loss stood ...
The company is finalising its unaudited financial results for the period and will release it on or before 2 August. In the meantime, the company advised its ...
THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday (Jul 29):
The firm expects to report a net profit for the six months to June 30. Read more at straitstimes.com.
OFFSHORE and marine specialist Seatrium's wholly owned subsidiary has secured a S$1.1 billion syndicated bank guarantee facility to grow its business in the ...
The facility comes with a flexible structure that is a first-of-its-kind in the offshore and marine industry in Singapore.
Singapore-based Seatrium has announced its subsidiary Seatrium Financial Services has secured a three-year €756m Committed Global Syndicated Bank Guarantee ...
Singaporean offshore, marine and energy contractor on 2 August will release its latest unaudited financial results.
Seatrium Financial Services has secured a three-year $810 million syndicated bank guarantee facility. The facility, coordinated by DBS Bank and Standard ...
The committed global syndicated bank guarantee (BG) facility will see the support of a group of eight leading financial institutions. DBS Bank and Standard ...
New credit facility comes on top of news that company is likely to return to profit in the first half of 2024.
Seatrium chief financial officer Adrian Teng said: “This SGD 1.1 billion syndicated BG facility will support Seatrium in meeting the bank guarantee requirements ...
As the Group's first syndicated BG facility, it received robust backing from existing banking partners, including DBS Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Shanghai ...