This week, we are looking for gems.

And not just any gems, but undiscovered small-cap gems in the Singapore market.

Their valuation is cheap, dividends high and decent, and present compelling cases for share price appreciation.

Let’s take a look!

Cheers,
InvestKaki Team 🤜🤛

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

IEA Oil Release $BZG23 ( 0.0% ) : Member countries in the Intenational Energy Agency (IEA) is releasing 400 million barrels of oil reserves to stabilise oil market prices [Read More]

Kohls $KSS ( ▼ 0.68% ): Kohl’s 4Q results beat expectations but the company issued weak guidance for the year ahead. It projects 5% to 7% decline in revenue for 2025 [Read More]

Cintas X Unifirst $CTAS ( ▲ 0.53% ) $UNF ( ▲ 0.16% ): Cintas is acquiring UniFirst for US$5.5 billion in both a cash and stocks deal. The deal should be done by the 1H 2026. [Read More]

Ferrita X Caesars $CZR ( ▼ 1.23% ): Ferrita Entertainment is in talks to acquire Caesars Entertainment for US$7 billion or $35 per share, outbidding Carl Icahn’s offer of $33 per share [Read More]

SImon & Schuster: Simon & Shuster has appointed Amazon veteran, Greg Greeley as CEO of the company. [Read More]

Here are the news covering the Asia market…

Geely $GELYF ( ▼ 2.44% ): Geely’s first two months sales in 2026, has beaten BYD’s sales to become China’s top carmaker as its diverse choices and high quality attracted more customers [Read More]

UI Boustead REIT: UI Boustead REIT was listed on the Singapore Exchange but share price dropped by 9%. It raised about SG$974 million. [Read More]

Q&M Dental: Q&M is planning to acquire an Australian dental group for A$144.5 million and is also seeking to expand in Thailand also [Read More]

Yangzijiang: Yangzijiang Shipbuilding is investing US$825.7 million for a 10% stake in Seaspan Corp, gaining access to its long-time customer [Read More]

Jardine Matheson: Jardine Matheson has turned things around, generating a profit of US$1.1 billion in 2025 compared to losses of US$468 million in 2026. [Read More]

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Gems are hard to find.

But with markets in turmoil now, this is the best time to find gems with strong fundamentals.

Here are 5 Singaporean stocks that haven’t garnered analyst attention and could lead to strong returns.

Vicom provides motor and non-motor vehicle inspection, testing and consultancy services in Singapore.

Why we like this: Firstly, Vicom is currently very undervalued. It is trading at a price-to-earnings ratio of 14.7 times compared to its peers average of 13.5 times. Most importantly, discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation indicates that the company is 70.3% undervalued.

Oh, and dividend yield is at 6.0%, making it an attractive dividend stock to hold for the long-term too.

Kimly Limited operates coffee shops in Singapore.

Why we like this: It’s boring. Yes, you heard that right. Coffee shop operators always escape investors’ radar, but its always in every regular Singaporean’s face day in and day out.

Kimly’s case is quite clear. Valuation is attractive. DCF indicates that the company is undervalued by 61.3%. Dividend yield is also solid at 5.2%.

Samudera Shipping Line operates ocean ships and routes in Southeast Asia, India, Far East and the Middle East.

Why we like this: Shipping is the sector in focus. With the closure of the Straits of Hormuz, supply of shipping is now tight, and is projected to increase shipping and freight prices.

Samudera’s valuation looks cheap. It is trading at PER of 5.9 times compared to peers’ average of 9.6 times. Dividend yield is also high at 8.1%.

Cortina distributes and sells timepieces and accessories in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.

Why we like this: Cortina is currently trading at a cheap PER of 8.6 times, which is quite in line with its peers’ average of 8.6 times. However, its DCF valuation indicates that the company is undervalued by 72.7%. Dividend yield is also decent at 4.6%.

CNMC Goldmine explores and mines for gold in Malaysia.

Why we like this: Many investors have retreated to safety with the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. And gold is one of them.

Gold prices are at all-time highs. CNMC represents a play into this trend, and is considered significantly undervalued. DCF valuation indicates a potential 87% undervaluation.

Hope the above is fruitful for you all..

Cheers,
James Yeo