Singapore Post May be in a Short-term Uptrend to 70 cents until the 29th July last cum-dividend day, within a Long-term Upmove Potential on Asset Divestment Expectations

State sovereign fund Temasek used to hold just under 31% via Singtel shortly after its 2005 IPO but now holds a whisker over 22% after appearing to be re-increasing its stake via a 200,000 share purchase in June, while Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba went the other direction & trimmed its stake from 14.56% to 11.34% at a loss of about S$350 million from its entries of S$1.42 & S$1.74 in 2014 & 2017 respectively, down to its disposal price of 46 cents in June '24.
If further divestments are made by the company, especially of its huge SingPost Centre landmark with a market value of almost 49 cents per share, the next technical resistance band of 88 - 93 cents could be easily attained, followed by 99.5c!
Risk factors include its low single-digit operating margin & lack of an imminent turnaround in its core postal delivery & logistics businesses.