How much did DBS CEO Tan Su Shan earn for 2025 and how does it compare to Piyush Gupta pay?

DBS CEO Tan Su Shan earned S$9.6 million for FY2025, her first year as chief executive. Piyush Gupta pay for that year was S$4.2 million due to partial service before succession. The board ties incentives to long-term returns and deferred shares, aligning awards with profitability and risk management.

What is the DBS dividend 2025 and what is planned for 2026–27?

For 2025, DBS declared a total S$3.06 per share. Management also plans to continue 15 cents per share in quarterly capital return dividends during 2026–27, subject to board approvals and earnings. Based on S$55.25, the 2025 payout implies roughly a 5.5% yield for income-focused investors.

Is D05.SI attractive now based on valuation and technicals?

At about 14.7 times TTM earnings and 2.24 times book with ROE near 15.25%, valuation looks reasonable for a premium bank. RSI near 26 reads oversold, with support around S$55 and S$54.3. Dividend yield near 5% adds cushion. We prefer staggered buys and confirmation above S$57.

What should I watch into the next earnings date?

Key items include net interest margins, fee income from wealth and cards, technology and compliance costs, and credit charges. Also track the dividend run-rate and any updates to capital return beyond the 15 cents quarterly plan. The next scheduled report is on 30 April 2026.

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D05.SI Stock Today, March 10: CEO Pay, 2026–27 Capital Return Path

ByHuzaifa Zahoor March 10, 2026March 10, 2026

DBS CEO Tan Su Shan is in focus after DBS confirmed S$9.6 million in 2025 pay, a strong year with DBS pre-tax profit at S$13.1 billion and a total dividend of S$3.06 per share. For Singapore investors tracking D05.SI today, the bank also outlined plans to keep 15 cents per share in quarterly capital return dividends through 2026–27. At a recent quote of S$55.25, yield signals look supportive even as rates ease. We break down the pay, profits, dividend path, and trading setup.