• The STI has generated a 6.5% total return for the 2025 year to June 6. Beyond the present 30 STI constituents are 135 stocks that maintain a market capitalisation of more than S$250 million, representing all 12 Sectors, and have averaged 7.9% total returns for the period. 
   
• As many as 40 of the 135 stocks have seen more than S$1.0 million in average daily turnover (ADT) in the 2025 year to June 6. Among the 40 stocks, 13 represent the S-REIT Sector, making up one-third of the combined market capitalisation and more than one-third of the combined ADT of the 40 stocks.
   
• Singapore also lists close to 40 stocks with market capitalisations between S$1 billion and S$3 billion, with Sheng Siong being the largest. Of these, 20 stocks have each averaged over S$1 million in daily trading turnover in 2025, with Sheng Siong ranking among the top five most traded alongside YZJ Financial, iFAST, ParkwayLife REIT, and SingPost. 
   

The STI has generated a 6.5% total return for the 2025 year to June 6, bringing its annualised total return since the end of 2019 to 8.5%. The STI comprises 30 Singapore-listed stocks with market capitalisations ranging from S$3.05 billion for Frasers Logistics and Commercial Trust to DBS Group Holdings at S$128 billion. 

Beyond the 30 stocks of the STI, there are over 15 other stocks that fall within a similar market capitalisation range that comprise of both primary and secondary listings. 

Keppel DC REIT maintains the highest average daily turnover of these 17 stocks and will join after the June 20 close, as Jardine Cycle & Carriage is omitted. The next most traded stock among the tranche is ComfortDelGro Corporation, which recently reported a significant milestone, with overseas revenues surpassing 50% of total group revenues for the first time in its history. As detailed in the table below, 10 of the 17 stocks have maintained average daily turnover (ADT) of more than S$1.0 million in the 2025 year to June 6.

All Data as of June 6, 2025. Note ADT refers to Average Daily Trading Turnover, NIF refers to Net Institutional Flow, TR refers to Total Return.

As detailed in the table above, in the 2Q25 to June 6, SIA Engineering and Singapore Land Group have generated the highest gains among the non-STI stocks with market capitalisation above S$3 billion. On May 9, SIA Engineering reported its FY24/25 net profit increased 44% from FY23/24 to S$139.6 million and on May 20, it announced that it had signed S$1.3 billion services agreements with Singapore Airlines and Scoot. SIA Engineering has generated a 24% total return in the 2025 year to June 6, while its ADT at S$1.5 million, is up from S$0.586 million over the full 2024 year. 

Singapore Land Group has similarly generated a 28% total return in the 2025 year to June 6, while its ADT at S$0.184 million, is up 45% from S$0.127 million over the full 2024 year. A subsidiary of UOL Group, Singapore Land Group reported total revenue of S$732.4 million for FY24 back in February. This was up 7% from FY23, driven by stronger performance in investment properties and hotel operations. Net profit attributable to equity holders also rose 5% to S$284.2 million, supported by a one-time gain from the Stamford Court disposal and fair value adjustments. At the April AGM, the Group noted that Singapore Land Tower’s ongoing works under the asset enhancement initiative are expected to be fully completed by the end of the year and that the building has over 90% committed occupancy.

Singapore also lists close to 40 stocks with market capitalisations between S$1 billion and S$3 billion, with Sheng Siong Group being the largest among them. In April, Sheng Siong Group reported its 1QFY25 revenue increased 7.1% from 1QFY24, with a 6.1% rise in net profit. This followed its FY24 revenue increasing 4.5% from FY23 with a 2.6% rise in net profit. As a result, the retailer has accelerated its total return from 7% in 2024 to 15% in the 2025 year to June 6.

Around half of these stocks have each averaged over S$1 million in ADT in the 2025 year through to June 6, with Sheng Siong Group also among the five most traded—alongside Yangzijiang Financial Holding, iFAST Corporation, Parkway Life REIT, and Singapore Post. 

The 39 stocks that maintained market capitalisations between S$1 billion and S$3 billion as of the June 6 close are tabled below. 

All Data as of June 6, 2025. Note ADT refers to Average Daily Trading Turnover, NIF refers to Net Institutional Flow, TR refers to Total Return.

Singapore also lists close to 80 stocks with market capitalisations between S$250 million and S$1 billion, with Food Empire Holdings being the largest among them. As reported in May, Food Empire Holdings’ 1QFY25 revenue was up 16.3% from 1QFY24, to US$136.6 million. Southeast Asia led contributions for the first time, driven by a 44.6% surge in Vietnam sales. This followed the Group achieving record revenue of US$476.3 million in FY24, up 11.9% from FY23, while normalised net profit of US$50.0 million—though 11.4% lower—marked the Group’s second-highest on record.

The 79 stocks that maintained market capitalisations between S$250 million and S$1 billion as of the June 6 close are tabled below.  

All Data as of June 6, 2025. Note ADT refers to Average Daily Trading Turnover, NIF refers to Net Institutional Flow, TR refers to Total Return.

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