This week, we are looking for dividend powerhouses.

And no, we are not highlighting the Big 3 Singaporean banks. They are extensively covered.

We would be highlighting mainly dividend-paying stocks that have gone under the radar mostly.

Most of them offer stable business models and decent dividend yields between 4.5% to 7% - scroll down to check them out today!

Cheers,
InvestKaki Team 🤜🤛

Moving on, here are the news that shocked the world…

Anthropic: Anthropic has just given its competitors free codes. It recently accidentally leaked part of its internal source codes for its viral coding platform, Claude [Read More]

Sysco X Restaurant Depot $SYY ( ▼ 0.66% ): Sysco is acquiring Restaurant Deport for US$29 billion to expand into the higher margin cash-and-carry segment [Read More]

McCormick X Unilever $MKC ( ▲ 0.97% ) $UL ( ▼ 1.09% ): McCormick is acquiring Unilever’s food business for US$45 billion to expand into the condiment and spread segments [Read More]

Intel $INTC ( ▲ 4.89% ): Intel is acquiring Apollo’s 49% stake in Fab 34, a chip manufacturing plant in Ireland for US$14.2 billion [Read More]

General Motors $GM ( ▼ 3.33% ): General Motors’ sales dropped by 10% as it was hit by affordability concerns, expiration of EV credits, and expects sales to be weak in 2026 [Read More]

Here are the news covering the Asia market…

Yuanjie Semiconductor: Yuangie Semiconductor, a Chinese chip company, is planning a secondary listing on the Hong Kong market [Read More]

Blackstone REIT: Blackstone-backed Airtrunk, a data centre operator could list in the Singapore market to raise about SG$1.9 billion [Read More]

JDcom REIT: A unit of JDcom has picked Bank of America, DBS, and UBS to help list a Singapore-based REIT in the Singapore market [Read More]

Microsoft: Microsoft is investing US$5.5 billion in the Singapore’s cloud infrastructure and AI segment across a give-year period. [Read More]

Western Union: Western Union has just completed the acquisition of DASH, a Singapore-based digital wallet from Singtel [Read More]

Quietly operating behind the scenes, MindWalk AI is rethinking how drugs are discovered - not by chasing patterns, but by understanding how biology actually works.

In recent months, the company has been building momentum:

🧠 Developed its LensAI™ platform powered by HYFT® technology - designed to map biological “locks” and generate molecular “keys” based on real-world behaviour, not just historical data.
📊 Delivered strong growth, with revenue rising over 40% year-on-year in the latest half-year, alongside improving margins and a stronger balance sheet.
🧪 Expanded applications across major disease areas including cancer, metabolic, and infectious diseases - showing early signs of a scalable platform approach.

What stands out is the foundation.

Unlike many AI-first companies, MindWalk’s system is built on decades of real laboratory data - giving it a grounded edge in how biology actually behaves.

As the platform evolves, it’s not just supporting research…
It’s building a repeatable engine to generate new drug candidates over time.

P.S. Find out more information about the stock here: https://ir.mindwalkai.com.

The Healthcare stocks undergoing an AI revolution!

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Thai Beverage produces and distributes alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in Southeast Asia, and also to international markets. It has four reporting segments of spirits (35% of revenue), beers (37%), non-alcoholic beverage (20%), and food (7%).

Why we like this: Thai Bev has consistently paid out 50% to 60% of its earnings. Dividend yield is currently at 5.7%, with cheap valuations also.

Discounted cash flow (DCF) indicates that the company is 60% undervalued. Its price-to-earnings ratio is also at 10.9 times, slightly lower than its peers’ average of 11.4 times.

For the next financial year, the company’s earnings are projected to grow by 6.2%. Analysts are expecting higher earnings growth in the future.

Jardine Cycle & Carriage is a diversified company that provides financial services, heavy equipment, mining, construction and energy, agribusiness, infrastructure & logistics, IT and property business in Southeast Asia.

Why we like this: Currently yielding 4.2% in dividends, with dividend payments consistently increasing over the years. It is also deemed undervalued now with DCF valuation indicating that it is 76.2% undervalued.

Earnings have also recently staged a rebound/recovery.

Bumitama Agri produces and sell crude palm oil and palm oil kernel in Indonesia.

Why we like this: Bumitama gives a consistent dividend yield of about 7.8% in the past five years. Current dividend yield is at 5.5% as valuation has increased to reflect its undervalued opportunities.

Price-to-earnings ratio is at 14.6 times compared to the 5-year historical average of 6.6 times.

For the next financial year, earnings are expected to grow by 9.3% after growing by 22.5% the previous year.

Lum Chang Creations is an urban revitalisation specialist that provides conservation and restoration works in Singapore.

Why we like this: Dividend yield is high at 6.9% and they have just started to distribute dividends. Its earnings have also tripled from SG4.7 million in 2024 to SG$12.9 million in 2025.

For 2026, earnings are projected to grow by 15.8%, a normalisation from its high growth. In terms of valuation, DCF indicates that the company is undervalued by 63%.

Cortina Holdings distributes and sells watches, timepieces and accessories in Southeast Asia and the international market.

Why we like this: Dividend yield is solid at 4.5% currently, which is slightly higher than its historical average of 4.2%. Earnings have recovered in 2025 after a slight dip.

It is currently trading at cheap valuations of a PER of 8.9 times. DCF valuation indicates that the company is 72% undervalued.

Cheers,
James Yeo