$D05 (-2,88%) As of today, I don't have any up-to-date live data from DBS Group.

Is that the case for you, too?

Best regards & thanks for your feedback

SINGAPORE – The $D05 (-2,88%) has announced a dividend of 81 cents per share for the second quarter of 2026, after its net income rose 9% during the reporting period thanks to record results in the asset management business.

The latest dividend payout consists of a regular dividend of 66 cents and a capital return dividend of 15 cents.

DBS is the first bank in Singapore to release its second-quarter results. UOB ($U11 (-0,82%) ) and OCBC ($O39 (-1,41%) ) are expected to announce their results on August 7.

Source: The Straits Times

I also own shares in UOB and OCBC. Let’s see if these two banks can follow in DBS’s strong footsteps 🤑

Hi everyone,

What do you think of my portfolio? First, a little background info:

About me: I’m in my mid-30s and have been actively trading on the stock market for over 12 years now. So I’ve experienced several market booms and crashes from an investor’s perspective :D

About the portfolio: I follow a core-satellite strategy with additional “income satellites.” The income satellites are used to generate income with the goal of creating a monthly cash flow, which I mainly use for additional purchases to keep the portfolio balanced.

Core: $XDWD (+0,25%) World ETF, $IMEU (+0,06%) EU ETF, $XMME (+0,66%) Emerging Markets ETF, $TDIV (-0,54%) VanEck TDIV

Satellites: $NVDA (+0,25%) NVIDIA, $MSFT (-0,67%) Microsoft, $GOOGL (+0,49%) Alphabet, $AMZN (-0,1%) Amazon, $HO (+0,52%) Thales // NVIDIA and Alphabet are currently being built up. The positions will both be doubled.

Income satellites: $D05 (-2,88%) DBS Group Holding, $KO (-0,11%) Coca-Cola, $BATS (-0,24%) BATs, $O (+0,42%) Realty Income, $VICI (+0,67%) VICI Properties

Others: Small positions for shorting and speculation. (Amgen, Vertex, SpaceX, BTC, Ethereum, ...)

Feel free to share your thoughts :)

Hello, brief summary of the current figures from $D05 (-2,88%) :

- Q1 earnings: DBS posts S$2.93 billion net profit, a +1% YoY and above analyst expectations.

- Drivers: Wealth Management in particular is booming - record fees of S$907m thanks to higher investment and insurance sales.

- Interest margins: Net Interest Margin (NIM) falls from 2.12 % to 1.89 %, a clear headwind.

- Outlook 2026:

- Bank largely maintains its previous forecast.

- Interest rate pressure should be "largely mitigated" if interest rates remain at the current level.

- Non-interest income could rise if the markets become friendlier.

- Dividend:

- 66 cents regular dividend (previous year: 60 cents).

- 15 cents return of capital - unchanged.

- No more mention that profit could be below 2025 - good signal.

Personally, I'm using the investment in DBS to diversify my portfolio, which is heavily weighted towards the US and Germany/Europe, with an Asian position.

This time, a little earlier than in February, here is my review of February.

A good development but unfortunately also a premature sale.

📈 Performance:

S&P500: -0.36%

MSCI World: +1.05%

DAX: +3.04%

Dividend portfolio: +5.41%

My high and low performers in February were (top/flop 3):

🟢 ($8058 (+1,07%) ) Mitsubishi +29.13%

🟢 ($2768 (-1,73%) ) Sojitz +25.00%

🟢 ($HSY (-0,3%) ) Hershey +22.03%

🔴 ($D05 (-2,88%) ) DBS Group -5.56%

🔴 ($MSFT (-0,67%) ) Microsoft -7.95%

🔴 ($HTGC (+0,17%) ) Hercules Capital -16.33%

Dividends:

February 2026: €93.32

February 2025: € 137.56

Change: -32.16%

This change is partly due to the fact that Realty Income reclassified the 2024 dividend last year in February, resulting in a higher amount in February.

I also divested Medical Properties, which is why this dividend is of course no longer paid.

Sales:

🟥 United Health ($UNH (+0,03%) )

🟥 Lockheed Martin ($LMT (+0,37%) )

🟥 3M ($MMM (+0,06%) )

🟥 Tesla ($TSLA (+0,41%) )

🟥 Nintendo ($7974 (+1,84%) )

Purchases:

🟩 United Health ($UNH (+0,03%) )

🟩 Cisco Systems ($CSCO (+0,5%) )

🟩 VICI ($VICI (+0,67%) )

🟩 American Tower ($AMT (-0,27%) )

Savings plans:

($CTAS (+0,02%) ) Cintas (50€)

($MC (-2,5%) ) LVMH (50€)

($MSFT (-0,67%) ) Microsoft (25€)

As part of a smaller clean-up operation, I got rid of a few stocks that were really only a very small position in my portfolio. These include

- the remainder of Nintendo (only the profit was still running)

- 3M: Small position and dividend also too low

- Tesla: My foray into the tech world is over

I also sold Lockheed Martin. I thought it was a good time. The stock was doing well, but I think it will now gradually cool off. In addition, other defense companies are becoming more active and there will be more distribution here.

Unfortunately, I was wrong about that. In fact, I didn't believe that Iran would actually be attacked to this extent. I have therefore lost another 10% so far. Overall, however, this is not so tragic. I sold with a 30% gain and thus tidied up my portfolio further.

Last but not least, I sold United Health at around -30% to fill my loss pot and make the other sales tax-free. I then bought United Health again, together with an increase in VICI, American Tower and Cisco Systems.

What else has happened?

February was generally rather quiet, apart from the political tensions in the Middle East. These escalated towards the end of the month. We can expect an exciting March. In terms of performance, I am definitely satisfied. For the year as a whole, I am currently up 7.8%. The DAX is the closest pursuer with +3.2%.

I am still building up my nest egg. I didn't make any purchases in January and have only done the reallocations in February. This means I can definitely complete the build-up in April and invest a little more again from then on, although I am more likely to be building up cash at the moment.

At the end of the month I realized that my Payback had been hacked (or whatever) and 13,000 points were stolen or redeemed. Annoying... That's what happens when you don't have 2FA activated. But Payback still doesn't seem quite so secure to me. Incidentally, you don't need to expect help from customer service. They generally just refer you to the police. Of course, there's no refund either.

Edit: Today, 03.03. the payback points are back. No idea why. I didn't get a message or anything but DM canceled it. So apparently customer service did react or DM noticed the fraud. No idea. Anyway, I paid out the points straight away 😅😂

🥅 Goals 2026:

I'm trying to reach €85,000 in my dividend portfolio this year. This is to be achieved through dividends, deposits and, of course, share price increases. Let's see what it looks like at the end of the year, as the start is rather sluggish. I'll have to make up for that over the course of the year.

Anyone who liked the report and would like to read more is welcome to follow me,

If you're not interested, you can keep scrolling or use the block function.

$D05 (-2,88%) (DBS Group Holdings Ltd.) has announced its results for the full year, which were down on the previous year.

The company's earnings amounted to SGD 10.933 billion or SGD 3.82 per share. This compares to profits of SGD 11.289 billion or SGD 3.94 per share in the previous year.

Excluding exceptional items, DBS Group Holdings Ltd. reported adjusted earnings of SGD 11.033 billion or SGD 3.86 per share for the period.

Overview of DBS Group Holdings Ltd's results (GAAP):

• Profit: SGD 10.933 billion compared to SGD 11.289 billion in the previous year.
• EPS (Earnings per Share): SGD 3.82 compared to SGD 3.94 in the previous year.

This decline in annual net profit reflects the impact of interest rate and tax charges. "Total income rose 3% to a record SGD 22.9 billion as fee income and treasury customer business reached new highs, net interest margins remained stable despite pressure from interest rates and trading profits rose to the highest level since 2021," the company said.

Net interest income amounted to SGD 14.500 billion compared to SGD 14.424 billion in the previous year. Non-interest income was SGD 8.400 billion, compared to SGD 7.873 billion in the previous year.

The Group will pay a final dividend of 66 cents per share for the full year and a capital redemption dividend of 15 cents for the fourth quarter.

Together with the interim dividends of SGD1.80 and capital redemption dividends of SGD0.45 for the first three quarters, the total dividend for the year is SGD3.06 per share, an increase of 38% over the previous year.

The final dividend and capital repatriation dividend for the fourth quarter are expected to be paid on or around April 17.

$D05 (-2,88%) Hello

Completely unexpectedly, I received a dividend from the DBS Group today.

It wasn't announced here or in the share finder, nor is there any sign of it now.

Is anyone else feeling the same?

Regards

Dirk