What happened?

Singapore Airlines (SIA)'s earnings and dividends are back in investor focus.  This came after the SIA reported a net loss in its most recent quarterly results, its first quarterly net loss since 2022.  Earlier, we shared that SIA is one of the Singapore blue chip stocks with a dividend yield still above 4%, even as Singapore stocks have soared to new highs in recent months. I have seen discussion in the Beansprout community  about whether SIA's share price looks attractive, and if its dividend yield can be maintained. In this article, I will dive deeper into SIA's latest earnings, and put it through Beansprout's income pot screening framework to find out if the stock still look attractive for income investors.  

5 things you need to know about SIA's 1Q FY2026/27 results 

SIA announced its earnings for the first quarter of FY2026/27, for the three months ended 30...