Did Singapore Airlines beat Q3 estimates?

Yes. SIA posted record S$5.5 billion revenue and a 25.9% rise in operating profit in Q3, topping street expectations. Net profit declined year on year because last year included a one‑off gain that did not repeat. Analysts highlighted early pricing recovery as a supportive trend for margins and cash flows.

Is there evidence of pricing recovery at SIA?

Analysts report early recovery in fares, helped by resilient premium demand and disciplined capacity. We will watch yields, load factors and route mix across North Asia, Europe and Australia. If fares hold and cabin mix stays favourable, unit revenue should improve and support margins despite normalising cargo yields.

Is C6L.SI attractive at the current price?

At about S$7.03, C6L.SI trades on a PE of 10.1 with a 5.30% dividend yield. Momentum is strong, but RSI at 82.01 and MFI at 87.83 are overbought. Long-term investors may prefer staggered entries or dip-buying near support, while tracking yields, cargo trends and the pending S$0.07 special dividend.

What should Singapore investors monitor next for SIA?

Focus on yields, load factors, cargo rates, fuel costs and any capacity guidance. Track timelines for the S$0.07 special dividend. Also watch India‑related losses and China outbound demand recovery. These drivers will influence margins, cash generation and whether the Singapore Airlines Q3 profit momentum extends into the next quarter.

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C6L.SI Stock Today: Q3 Beat, Pricing Recovery Signs — February 26

ByDanny Kontos February 26, 2026

Singapore Airlines Q3 profit is back in focus after the flag carrier topped street estimates and posted record quarterly revenue of S$5.5 billion. Operating profit rose 25.9% year on year, while net profit dipped due to the lack of last year’s one‑off gain. Reported on 24 Feb 2026, the update points to early pricing recovery and resilient demand. For Singapore investors, the key questions are where yields, load factors and cargo trends head next, and how the pending S$0.07 special dividend fits into returns.