The new currency of markets is narrative; SGX companies must learn to master it
Strong earnings and solid balance sheets are no longer enough to command premium valuations
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FOR years, Singapore’s stock market has wrestled with a stubborn paradox.
Many Singapore Exchange (SGX)-listed companies are fundamentally strong businesses. They possess healthy balance sheets, credible leadership, resilient operating models and sound governance standards.
Yet a large number continue to trade at valuations that fail to fully reflect their intrinsic worth.
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