Singapore Telecommunications (STEL) Shares Drop Amid Growth Forecasts

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Apr 17, 2025
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  • Singapore Telecommunications (STEL, Financial) has experienced a recent share price decline of 2.4%.
  • Projected revenue growth for STEL is 2.7% annually over the next three years, which is below the broader Asian telecom industry's 4%.
  • Analysts suggest an average price target for STEL of $30.20, offering an 18.25% upside from its current price of $25.54.

Singapore Telecommunications (STEL) has faced a challenging week with a 2.4% reduction in its share price. Despite this, the company anticipates an annual revenue growth of 2.7% over the next three years. This growth rate, however, lags behind the expected 4.0% expansion for the telecom sector across Asia.

Wall Street Analysts Forecast

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Delving into market expectations, data from five analysts sets the average one-year price target for Stellar Bancorp Inc (STEL, Financial) at $30.20. This forecast spans a range with a high of $31.00 and a low of $29.00. These predictions suggest an 18.25% potential upside from the current trading price of $25.54. For more in-depth analysis, visit the Stellar Bancorp Inc (STEL) Forecast page.

According to insights from five brokerage firms, Stellar Bancorp Inc's (STEL, Financial) shares currently hold an average brokerage recommendation of 2.8, translating to a "Hold" status. The recommendation scale ranges from 1 ("Strong Buy") to 5 ("Sell").

GuruFocus estimates place the one-year GF Value for Stellar Bancorp Inc (STEL, Financial) at $25.11, indicating a slight downside of 1.68% from the current price of $25.54. The GF Value reflects GuruFocus' fair value assessment, derived from historical valuation multiples, business growth history, and future performance projections. For further detailed financial data, refer to the Stellar Bancorp Inc (STEL) Summary page.

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