This week, we are taking a look at Singapore stocks that are growing fast and have high insider ownership.

Insider ownerships are good indicators of how confident management have in the company.

The more they have, the more ‘skin in the game’.

And the more invested they are in the growth prospects of the company.

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InvestKaki Team 🤜🤛

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

Apple $AAPL ( ▼ 0.87% ): Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook is stepping down in September 2026 to make way for John Ternus, a 25-year veteran. [Read More]

Eli Lily $LLYX ( ▲ 2.3% ): Eli Lily is acquiring cancer drug maker, Kelonia for $7 billion as it seeks to expand beyond its popular GLP-1 drug [Read More]

American Airlines $AAL ( ▲ 2.72% ): American Airlines is cutting its earnings forecast for 2026 due to higher fuel costs, as it posted a net loss for 1Q 2026 [Read More]

Nike $NKE ( ▼ 0.2% ): Nike is cutting 1,400 jobs in its latest rounds as it is restructuring its technology division as past of its ‘Win Now’ turnaround [Read More]

Comcast $CMCSA ( ▼ 12.9% ): Comcast’s results topped expectations with revenue growing by 5%. However, profits are down by 36% due to lower users from its broadband business [Read More]

Here are the news covering the Asia market…

CATL: CATL, which holds 40% of the world’s battery market has just unveiled lighter battery packs and faster charging modes [Read More]

DFI Retail: DFI’s profit from continuing operations is up by 49% in 1Q 2026 driven by home furnishing and health & beauty segments, as its seeks to keep costs down [Read More]

Keppel REIT: Net property income for 1Q 2026 is up by 9.7% driven by Top Ryde City Shopping Centre and higher occupancy at Ocean Financial Centre [Read More]

First REIT: First REIT’s distributable per unit has fallen by 13.8% for 1Q 2026, due to falling rental income and currency fluctuations from Indonesia and Japan [Read More]

Suntec REIT: Distribution income was up by 24.8% for 1Q 2026 due to better performances from its Singapore office and retail portfolio [Read More]

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UMS Integration provides equipment manufacturing and engineering services to Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) of semiconductors and related products.

Why we like this: Andy Luong, the CEO of UMS has a 5.4% stake in the company, while Amova Asset Management has recently acquired a 5.6% stake also. This represents both high insider and institutional ownership of the company.

UMS is currently plugged into the global AI cycle with its emphasis on providing manufacturing services, and has risen by 90% since the beginning of the year. Recent trends on Wall Street show that investors are more keen now to invest in AI hardware companies.

Its full-year 2025 results show marginal improvement, but points in the right direction.

UMS’s revenue and profit are projected to grow 16.7% and 33.9% in 2026 on higher demand from its clients that are plugged into the global AI industry.

Sheng Siong Group operates a supermarket chain with 87 stores in Singapore. It sells both wet and dry products, which includes live, fresh and chilled produce, including seafood, meat, fruits and vegetables, alongside packaged, processed, frozen
and preserved food products.

Why we like this: Both Lim Hock Chee, the CEO, and Lim Hock Eng, the Chairman still holds about 16.5% of the company, signifying skin in the game and high insider ownership.

Sheng Siong recorded a 10% revenue growth in 2025 supported by 10 new store openings. Meanwhile, it has also announced the development of a new distribution centre in Sungai Kadut that ca support a capacity of 120 stores.

This is why revenue is projected to grow by 8.2% in 2026, with profits growing higher by 11.4%.

Food Empire is a food and beverage manufacturing and distribution group headquartered in Singapore.

Why we like this: Sudeep Nair, the CEO, still holds 13.2% of the company. The company also enjoys strong support from the Salim Group, which holds 24% share.

2025 was Food Empire’s strongest financial year. Revenue grew by 21%, supported by Russia’s and Central Asia’s strong growth of 34.8% and 25.6% respectively.

Food Empire’s revenue and profit is projected to grow by 8% and 14.5% respectively, as it sees Russia and Central Asia as the next frontier for growth.

Geo Energy Resources mines for coal, builds road and jetty infrastructure and provide marine logistics services. Coal mining is its core business.

Why we like this: Charles Antonny Melati, the current chairman and CEO, holds 29% of the company. High insider ownership? Doesn’t get any better than that.

Due to the shortage of crude oil and natural gas, coal is now in higher demand. And the company could benefit significantly with China being its main revenue contributor. China buys a lot of crude oil and natural gas from the Middle East, so coal from Indonesia has become the next alternative.

Both revenue and earnings are projected to increase by 15.6% and 160% respectively due to higher coal prices.

MoneyMax Financial Services provides pawnbroking and secured finance services to its customers. It has about 110 outlets in Malaysia and Singapore.

Why we like this: Lim Yong Guan, the chairman and CEO, holds about 13.5% of the company with skin in the game.

2025 was MoneyMax’s best year yet. Revenue grew by 38.9%, while profits also almost doubled. This was mainly due to higher trading of gold and luxury items as gold prices soared to record-highs in 2025.

Revenue and profits are projected to grow by 11.6% and 21% respectively as gold prices still remain high in 2026.

And that’s a wrap!

Cheers,
James Yeo~