for my own Starhill Global i check from SGX website
for other REIT announcement i see in reitsweek.com website

6.25% yield (assume annual DPU 5 cents,share price 80 cents)
i bought 3 years ago at a very good price(60 cents),using almost all of my saving as an undergraduate at that time haha
that was a pretty risky move,but 3 years later im glad its not a wrong decision

trying to open maybank KE trading a/c.will update how it goes(currently filling up the forms and trying to get confirmation whether certified true copy only required or notorized copy of supporting documents)


Reply from Maybank KE:
To trade on SGX (Singapore market), you would need to apply for a securities account (A/c 1681-XXXX-XXXX) with The Central Depository (Pte) Ltd ('The CDP') and a trading account with us. The CDP account is for crediting and debiting of shares when you trade in the Singapore market. To apply for the accounts mentioned, you can print the account applications via the following URLs and send back the completed forms to us via post and return to us with a copy of supporting document i.e. Passport via post :-

Kindly take note that an original local bank statement (either from Citibank, DBS/POSB, HSBC, OCBC, Standard Chartered Bank or UOB), or any utilities bill addressed to you which is not more than 3 months old, is required for CDP account opening and the address shown would be deemed as your mailing address.

For overseas applications, please have all the application forms signed and witnessed by a Notary Public or Commissioner for Oaths, including a notorized copy of supporting document i.e. Passport, and send them to us by post at: -

50 North Canal Road
#01-00
Singapore 059034

Update: With regards to your query, the support document i.e. Malaysia’s identity card or passport (for other nationalities) to be certified true copy byone of the following:
· Singapore Embassy;
· Notary Public officially registered with the country’s governmental institution;
· Advocates & Solicitors (preferably with branch in Singapore);
· Justice of Peace; or
· Commissioners for Oaths

For your information, we would require you to place a 100% cash collateral with us for a corresponding trading limit to be assigned to your trading account.

To facilitate settlement, you may maintain a Trust account arrangement with us; in that you remit funds (cash collateral) to the account prior to trading and we will withdraw the amount due for settlement on your behalf when a trade is executed and due for settlement. Likewise, we will credit any sale proceeds due to you to the Trust account.

This post has been edited by ryan18: Mar 27 2015, 08:48 PM

another aussie acquisition.last yr also 1
slow and steady

Starhill Global REIT 1.26cents to be paid 29 May

Interesting read from straits times http://www.straitstimes.com/business/check...t-just-dividend

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/busine...0.html?cid=fbsg capitaland mall trust to buy bedok mall for sgd780 million

Starhill global reit DPU 1.29 cents

Yeah. At 0.88 yield is 5.88% according to presentation slide. And depreciation of RM and AUD might have some impact on its revenue and profit. So far so good, capital gain+forex gain

might be a wrong place n a stupid question to ask lol but
CDP Internet password consist of how many characters,upercase,lowercase,special symbols.
i changed from the initial password but i forget what password i change to lol.noob

Star hill global rest dividend so happy to see full amount in my account for the 1st time haha

1.32 cents from starhill global.within my expectations

looks like SG is really tightening it up
in 2015, when i opened my DBS account at DBS main branch in MBFC, no questions asked as I said that I wanted to open a brokerage account

not sure if this opening of Maybank SG iSavvy account in Maybank Malaysia is still available,but they increased their minimum deposit to SGD5000!(last year it was SGD500 only) http://www.maybank2u.com.my/en/personal/de...ings/savvy.page



This post has been edited by ryan18: Dec 16 2016, 10:15 PM

http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-...year#xtor=CS1-3

I started with my 1st SGREIT Starhill Global 5 years ago as well, my forex gain is 30%. capital gain excluding dividend 21%
good one for me as well

this is my experience for ASX: fully franked dividend (usually big companies like Telstra, banks) you get the full amount (just cant get the franking credit)
unfranked dividend (usually A-REIT) 15% withholding tax is deducted from the dividend

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/star...wn-63-118-cents
weaker quarter for Starhill Global
hopefully improve next Q

Really sad performance

Wow my ex company warehouse building lol

I guess it’s one off as announcement states DPU includes 0.13 cents from the release of FY2020 income deferred as allowed under Covid-19 relief