Hi Folks, welcome back to Investment Income for Life. Today's topic is on Genting Singapore which I previously bought at S$0.68 per share but it has subsequently dropped further and at one time lingered around the 52 weeks low point of S$0.58 per share in May 2026. Just a year ago, Genting Singapore was trading at over 85 cents per share. With the crash in price to recent S$0.635 per share (as at 3 August 2026) and the yearly 4 cents dividends, this represents an attractive 6.3% annual dividend yield. So is this 6.3% dividend sustainable or is it just a value trap given the declining annual profits and worsening free cashflow position? I will try to answer this as short & concise as possible to keep this post short.
1. Quick Background
I am sure you many of you all would have visited the Universal Studio already and
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