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Singapore Post Ltd
Singapore Post is Singapore’s national postal and parcel delivery company. It handles letters, registered mail, parcels, and cross-border shipping, and it also runs logistics services such as warehousing, freight forwarding, and e-commerce fulfilment. Its main customers are households, small businesses, government agencies, and online sellers that need to move items within Singapore or overseas. The company makes money by charging for mail delivery, parcel handling, logistics contracts, and related retail services at its post offices and service points. As more shopping moves online, a bigger share of its business comes from parcels and international deliveries rather than traditional letters. That gives it a mix of stable postal traffic and more commercially driven logistics work. What makes Singapore Post different is its role as both a public postal operator and a logistics gatekeeper for Singapore. It links local addresses, overseas postal networks, and e-commerce merchants in one system, which lets it serve everything from everyday household mail to business shipping needs.
Singapore Post is Singapore’s national postal and parcel delivery company. It handles letters, registered mail, parcels, and cross-border shipping, and it also runs logistics services such as warehousing, freight forwarding, and e-commerce fulfilment. Its main customers are households, small businesses, government agencies, and online sellers that need to move items within Singapore or overseas.
The company makes money by charging for mail delivery, parcel handling, logistics contracts, and related retail services at its post offices and service points. As more shopping moves online, a bigger share of its business comes from parcels and international deliveries rather than traditional letters. That gives it a mix of stable postal traffic and more commercially driven logistics work.
What makes Singapore Post different is its role as both a public postal operator and a logistics gatekeeper for Singapore. It links local addresses, overseas postal networks, and e-commerce merchants in one system, which lets it serve everything from everyday household mail to business shipping needs.
Profit Turnaround: SingPost reversed a prior half-year loss to achieve an underlying net profit of SGD 5.5 million this half, mainly due to cost management and organizational streamlining.
Exceptional Gains: The period included SGD 9 million in gains from asset disposals and a SGD 5.5 million fair value gain from SingPost Center, driving profit from continuing operations to SGD 20.6 million.
Segment Restructuring: The company completed major divestments, including its Australian business, and has now folded international operations into domestic, reshaping its business segments.
Challenging Logistics: Logistics and Letters segment saw revenues fall to SGD 153.5 million and reported an operating loss due to ongoing mail volume declines and a 63% YoY drop in cross-border e-commerce volume.
Automation Investment: A SGD 30 million investment to triple parcel sorting capacity at the Tampines hub is on track to be operational by mid-2026, aiming to lower costs and improve efficiency.
Strong Balance Sheet: Cash position stands at SGD 594.1 million following divestments and debt reduction, providing financial flexibility.
Dividend Declared: An interim dividend of SGD 0.08 per share was declared, representing 30% of underlying net profit.