ComfortDelGro’s yield has risen above 6% after share price weakness. We look at its dividend, cash flow and key risks for income investors. What happened?  ComfortDelGro’s dividend yield has risen above 6%. The higher yield comes after its share price weakened, even though the Group crossed S$5 billion in revenue for the first time in FY2025, grew its profit, and raised its total dividend to 8.5 cents per share. We had previously highlighted ComfortDelGro as one of the more balanced dividend stocks among Singapore blue chips offering yields above 5%, supported by its earnings growth and expanding overseas operations. We also spoke with Group CFO Christopher White recently in our kopi-C interview, where he shared how the market may still be underappreciating ComfortDelGro’s transformation into a global multi-modal transport group. However, year-to-date, ComfortDelGro is down 13.5% while STI is up 6.9% as of 8 Jun 2026. In our Beansprout community, investors have been asking whether ComfortDelGro looks more attractive as a dividend stock after the recent share price weakness....