Is Seatrium stock a buy after the FY2025 results?

The results are strong, with profit doubling and cash flow turning positive. Valuation shows a richer PE but reasonable PB. Our composite model grades it B+ with a Buy tilt, while a DCF screen is cautious. If you believe execution stays tight and margins hold, a staggered entry makes sense. Use clear stop-loss levels.

What is the latest Seatrium dividend and the implied yield?

The board proposed a final Seatrium dividend of S$0.03 per share for FY2025. At today’s S$2.28 price, that is about a 1.3% one-off yield. Watch for SGX announcements on the ex-dividend and payment dates. Future payouts will depend on project execution, cash conversion, and the capital allocation framework.

What supports margins in the coming quarters?

A S$17.8 billion Seatrium order book and a S$32 billion pipeline provide scale and mix benefits, while prior cost actions help. The margin outlook improves if projects deliver on time and on budget. Delays, supply chain issues, or higher input costs could offset gains, so milestone delivery and collections are key checks.

What trading levels should short-term investors watch?

Initial support sits around S$2.13 to S$2.15, near Bollinger and Keltner mid-bands, with deeper support toward the 200-day at S$2.19 if momentum fades. Resistance is S$2.25 to S$2.32, then S$2.50. RSI near 60 is constructive, but overbought oscillators suggest pullback risk. Size positions with ATR near S$0.05.

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5E2.SI Stock Today: FY Profit Doubles, S$0.03 Dividend — February 27

ByDanny Kontos February 26, 2026

Seatrium stock is in focus today after FY2025 net profit doubled to S$323.6 million, with a proposed final dividend of S$0.03 and a return to positive free cash flow. On SGX, 5E2.SI trades at S$2.28, up 1.33% intraday, on heavy volume. A S$17.8 billion order book and a S$32 billion pipeline point to margin support, though execution remains the near-term swing factor. We break down today’s price action, key results drivers, valuation, and what Singapore investors should watch next.