1. What business is ST Engineering in?
ST Engineering is a global technology, defence and engineering group that uses technology and innovation to solve real-world problems and improve lives through its diverse portfolio of businesses across the aerospace, smart city, defence and public security segments.
For more information about the Group, view our Investor Day presentations here.
2. Where are ST Engineering's main operations?
The Group is headquartered in Singapore with offices in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the U.S.
3. Who are ST Engineering’s leadership team?
ST Engineering’s core leadership team is the Group Executive Committee (EXCO), composed of a dedicated five-member leadership team entrusted with guiding strategic decision-making and upholding stringent corporate governance standards within the Group. These executives hold key roles in charting ST Engineering’s course towards success and sustainable growth.
In addition, the EXCO is supported by the Group Senior Business Council, comprising a diverse team of senior leaders from across business areas and corporate functions within the Group.
Information on the EXCO is available here.
4. Who are the members of ST Engineering’s Board of Directors?
Information on the Board of Directors is available here.
5. Who are ST Engineering’s independent auditors?
ST Engineering’s independent registered public accounting firm is PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
6. What is ST Engineering’s credit rating?
Our credit ratings with Moody’s and S&P are Aaa and AA+ respectively.
7. Where can I find information about ST Engineering’s sustainability efforts?
Information on ST Engineering’s business sustainability approach and policies is available here.
1. When and where is ST Engineering listed?
ST Engineering was listed on the mainboard of Singapore Exchange (then the Stock Exchange of Singapore) in December 1997.
ST Engineering is also a component stock of the MSCI Singapore, FTSE Straits Times Index and Dow Jones Sustainability Asia Pacific Index.
2. Where can I get the current ST Engineering’s stock price?
A 10-minute delayed price, as well as other related share information, are available here.
3. Who are ST Engineering’s shareholders?
Temasek Holdings is our largest shareholder with about 50.8%* of total issued shares as at 29 December 2023. The rest of ST Engineering shares are widely held by major institutions and funds worldwide, and retail investors.
You may wish to refer to Shareholding Statistics as outlined in our Annual Reports for more information.
*Total shareholdings of Temasek Holdings and Vestal Investments.
4. What restrictions are there to owning ST Engineering shares?
There are no specific restrictions to local or foreign ownership of the ST Engineering shares. However, if any one company or individual wishes to own 15% or more of ST Engineering's issued shares, then the Special Member's approval would be required. The Special Member is the Minister for Finance of the Republic of Singapore, who owns one Special Share.
5. I am a shareholder and wish to change my particulars, e.g. mailing address. Who should I contact?
Singapore's Central Depository (CDP) maintains the registrar of shareholders' information for all companies listed on the Singapore Exchange. You must contact CDP directly for changes in your personal particulars:
Central Depository
9 North Buona Vista Drive
#01-19/20
The Metropolis
Singapore 138588
Hotline: +65 6535 7511
E-mail: asksgx@sgx.com
6. How can I get updated on the company’s latest news and development?
Our corporate website (www.stengg.com), serves as the primary source of corporate information, financial data, sustainability as well as business updates and developments.
You may also wish to refer to our Newsroom for our news releases.
In addition, you can sign up to receive our latest news and updates at www.stengg.com
7. How can I contact the Company’s Share Registrar?
Shareholders may also contact the Company’s Share Registrar at the following address:
Tricor Barbinder Share Registration Services
9 Raffles Place
#26-01
Republic Plaza Tower 1
Singapore 048619
Tel: +65 6236 3333
Emails:
8. When are Annual General Meetings held?
ST Engineering's Annual General Meetings are typically held in April. Notice will be sent to shareholders and shared here at least 21 calendar days before the meeting.
1. What is your dividend policy?
On 24 February 2022, the Board approved a dividend policy to declare dividends every quarter instead of twice a year previously. This change from declaring dividends semi-annually to quarterly will provide shareholders with more frequent income streams.
2. When are the dividend payout periods?
Based on our dividend policy, the dividends are scheduled to be paid in June, September, December and in May the following year.
The final dividend payable in May is subject to shareholders’ approval at the ST Engineering AGM, the record date and payment date for which will be announced in conjunction with the release of the Group’s full-year financial results.
Information on latest dividend payment and dividend history is available here.
1. When is ST Engineering's financial year end?
ST Engineering's financial year ends on 31 December.
2. Where can I find historical financial reports?
Historical quarterly financial reports and earnings webcast are available here.
3. When are the half-yearly financial results announcements?
The half-yearly financial results announcements follow a consistent schedule. Typically, first half results are announced in August, while the second half /full-year results are posted in February.
Additionally, we hold Market Updates briefings in May and November.
4. Can I participate in the company’s financial results briefing?
Shareholders of ST Engineering are invited to listen in to our half-yearly financial results briefings. Registration details for the live webcasts are posted on SGXNet and our website.
Audio playback will be accessible on our website after the events.
5. How can I obtain a copy of your annual report?
Annual reports are archived here.
To request a print copy of our latest annual report, please reach out to the Investor Relations team at ir@stengg.com.
6. SGX has recently amended its Listing Rules to allow for electronic transmission of Documents. What is ST Engineering's position on this?
The shareholders had, at the AGM held on 21 Apr 2016, approved the adoption of our new Constitution which allows for electronic transmission of our Annual Report.
In support of Singapore Exchange's move towards electronic communications with shareholders, the Group no longer produces CD-ROMs for FY2017 Annual Report and onwards. Printed copy of our Annual Report will be available upon request.
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Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd has not authorised and does not support or encourage the establishment of any unsponsored ADR programmes in respect of its securities and disclaims any liability in connection with any unsponsored ADRs. Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd also does not represent to any depositary bank nor should any depositary bank rely on a belief that Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd publishes on its website or any electronic information delivery system all information in English currently and on an ongoing basis required to claim or maintain the exemption from registration under Rule 12g3-2(b) under the US Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
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