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Trades about 2,138% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating out of Singapore, S&T Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding entity primarily engaged in delivering construction and real estate investment solutions. Its construction division offers extensive civil engineering services, encompassing the development of roads, earthworks, drainage systems, and solutions for earth retention and soil improvement. The company also undertakes building construction, with a particular emphasis on industrial structures, providing services such as substructure development, piling, additions, alterations, and electrical and mechanical installations. Supporting these core activities, it also manages the logistics and transportation of building materials. Furthermore, S&T Holdings expands its portfolio by investing in and leasing both residential and industrial properties. It caters to a broad spectrum of clients, from government bodies to private commercial enterprises. Established in 1998, the company is headquartered in Singapore and is a subsidiary of HG TEC Holdings Limited.
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