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Yanlord – Possibly the *Cheapest Stock on SGX? Watching for a Breakout (26 Apr 2026)
By Ernest Lim's investing blog  •  April 26, 2026
Dear all, Yanlord recently stood out to me—and not just for one reason, but a combination of valuation, macro narrative, and technical setup. I’ll keep this brief given the busy results season. What Does Yanlord Do? Yanlord is a developer of high-end residential and commercial properties across major cities in China and Singapore. It has been listed on SGX since 2006 and focuses on premium, fully integrated developments. Why It’s Catching My Attention 1) Valuation That’s Hard to Ignore At 0.21x P/BV, Yanlord is trading at levels that are difficult to justify on fundamentals alone. To put things into perspective:
  • NAV per share is S$3.12
  • Market cap is only about S$1.3bn
  • Its Singapore properties alone are worth around S$1.8bn
You’re effectively paying less than the value of its Singapore assets—and getting its China portfolio for free. That’s the disconnect. 2) China Property – Early Signs of a Turn? After a prolonged downturn, there are tentative signs that things may be stabilising:...
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By Ernest Lim's investing blog
I am an avid investor, trader cum remisier. I am a Chartered Financial Analyst® charterholder, as well as, a Chartered Accountant of Singapore. I have published articles on a wide range of topics on finance and investment, ranging from market / sector outlook, technical analysis and fundamental analysis etc.
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