I started my investment in Singapore back in 2022.
My objective to diversify my investment in Singapore apart from Malaysia as this is part of my investment risk management strategies as I do not want to expose my investment on a single country risk and Singapore are well known of their political and currency stability and furthermore they embrace to foreign investor friendly policy.
Singapore Portfolio
OCBC Bank
Average buying price at SGD 12.90
Quantity : 18,400
Market Value : SGD 15.30 x 18,400
SGD 281,520
RM 929,016
Capital Gain : 17%
Dividend Yield : 6.7%
Yearly Dividend amount SGD 15,824 (RM 52,000)
* I like OCBC as they do have their Great Eastern insurance arm apart from their banking business.
UOB Bank
Average Buying Price at SGD 29.30
Quantity : 6,500
Market Value : SGD 32.69 x 6,500
SGD 212,485
RM 701,200
Capital Gain : +9.6%
Dividend Yield : 6%
Yearly Dividend amount = SGD 11,440 (RM 37,637)
Wilmar International
Average Buying Price at RM 3.26
Quantity : 19,300 Shares
Market Value : RM 3.10 x 19,300
SGD 59,830
RM 197,439
Capital Gain : - 5%
Dividend Yield : 5.2%
Yearly Dividend Amount : SGD 3,281 (RM 10,827)
* Wilmar business model are sophisticated and it is the only stock under my portfolio which making losss.
Total Singapore Market Value : RM 1.827 Million
Total Annual Dividend : RM 100,464
Average Monthly Income : RM 8,372
In conclusion, the key success in dividend investment in Malaysia as below :
1. This exclude some of the capital gain of the shares I disposed
E.g YTL POWER / ALLIANZ / UNITED PLANTATION /
MBMR / PUBLIC BANK / HLFG / TAKAFUL
2. Cost of investment and time are the key criteria’s in dividend investment for us to obtain a much higher dividend yield compare to other investments.
3. Another advantage of investing in dividend investment is we can wait for share price appreciation and we can enjoy high dividend at the same time compare to stocks that does not give you any dividends or dividend lower than FD.