Singtel Share Price Today: Z74.SI at 4.69 SGD & Forecast

If you’ve been watching Singtel from the sidelines, here’s what keeps surfacing: analysts aren’t just lukewarm on this stock—they’re lining up behind it. The consensus target sits 11.2% above the current price, and the most bullish estimates stretch toward 6.20 SGD. That kind of spread across broker estimates deserves a closer look before you commit capital.

Current Price: 4.69 SGD · Previous Close: 4.78 SGD · Consensus Target: 5.313 SGD · Day Range: 4.64 – 4.78 SGD · Ticker: Z74.SI

How much are Singtel shares worth now?

Singtel closed at 4.69 SGD on 23 April 2026, pulling back from 4.780 SGD the previous session (Growbeansprout). The stock traded between 4.64 and 4.78 SGD during the session, a relatively tight intraday range that reflects the sideways sentiment dominating the Singapore telecommunications sector.

Trading volume on SGX shows moderate activity concentrated around institutional flows, consistent with Singtel’s profile as a Temasek Holdings-backed blue chip. The ticker Z74.SI remains the standard identifier across Singapore brokerages and international platforms alike.

Trading range context

Looking back two months, Singtel fetched 5.020 SGD on 27 February 2026 (MarketScreener). That means the current price represents a roughly 6.6% pullback from the February level—nothing dramatic, but enough to move the stock further below the analyst target corridor.

Comparison to previous close

The day-over-day decline of 1.65% from 4.780 to 4.69 SGD mirrors broader market softness in regional telcos. However, the gap between the current price and consensus target of 5.313 SGD still implies meaningful upside for investors willing to hold through volatility.

Is Singtel a good buy now?

The analyst community has spoken with unusual clarity. Across Growbeansprout, TipRanks, and TradingView, the consensus leans decisively toward accumulation. TipRanks records a Strong Buy rating from 8 analysts with an average target of S$4.84 and 15.07% upside from S$4.21 (TipRanks). TradingView aggregates 16 analysts placing the average target at 5.44 SGD, with a high of 6.20 SGD (TradingView).

Analyst ratings breakdown

• DBS Research: BUY rating, target 5.710 SGD (12 Jan 2026), later adjusted to 5.360 SGD (23 Mar 2026) (Growbeansprout)
• Maybank Research: BUY rating, target 5.250 SGD (13 Feb 2026), up from 5.080 SGD
• OCBC Research: BUY rating, target 5.750 SGD (14 Nov 2025), up from 5.100 SGD
• RHB Research: BUY rating, target 5.500 SGD (13 Feb 2026)
• UOB Kay Hian: BUY rating, target 5.500 SGD (13 Feb 2026), up from 5.200 SGD

The pattern is consistent: major Singapore brokers are clustered in the 5.25–5.75 SGD range for their 12-month targets, leaving current prices roughly 10–20% below where the Street expects the stock to trade.

Pros and cons

Buy signals

The confluence of a sub-5.00 SGD price, multiple BUY ratings from tier-1 Singapore brokers, and a PB ratio below historical norms creates a technical entry point for value-oriented investors. Dr Wealth notes the stock has been “relatively stable over the past five years,” which may appeal to income-focused shareholders seeking yield rather than capital appreciation.

What is the target price for Singtel share in 2026?

Forecasting where Singtel trades by end of 2026 means reconciling several analyst estimates that carry different time horizons and methodology assumptions. The consensus target as of late April 2026 sits at 5.313 SGD, according to Growbeansprout (which aggregates SGX-sourced data from multiple brokers) (Growbeansprout).

Forecast estimates from major brokers

Growth projections

What drives the higher targets? Maybank Research lifted Singtel’s target to SGD 5.25 citing 3QFY26 earnings up 9% year-on-year, with associates like Airtel, AIS, and Globe delivering stronger-than-expected contributions (Minichart). These regional associates are central to the bull thesis—Singtel’s dividend capacity and valuation re-rating both depend heavily on their performance.

Buy or sell advice

ValueInvesting.io places the consensus recommendation firmly at BUY from 20 analysts covering the stock (13 buy, 5 strong buy, 2 hold) (ValueInvesting.io). TipRanks reports a Strong Buy consensus from 8 analysts with average target S$4.84 (TipRanks). The bear case, such as it exists, centres on CGSI Research’s lower 4.10 SGD target from mid-2025, before the recent earnings acceleration became visible.

What is the future outlook for Singtel’s share price?

Singtel announced a strategic reset on 27 May 2021, pivoting toward 5G network deployment, digital services expansion, and infrastructure value unlock through asset monetisation (Dr Wealth). Five years on, that strategy is showing traction—underlying earnings grew 9% year-on-year in 3QFY26, driven by strong showings from the Airtel, AIS, and Globe associate portfolios.

Short-term trends

In the near term, the stock faces headwinds from broader Singapore telecoms consolidation and the ongoing Optus restructuring in Australia. Singtel is exploring a partial sale of Optus towers, a move that could unlock value but has not yet closed. Near-term price action will likely track earnings delivery and any updates on the tower sale process.

Long-term predictions

The structural case rests on three pillars: 5G monetisation in Singapore, Airtel-group regional tailwinds, and infrastructure asset sales that compress the discount between book value and enterprise value. Dr Wealth notes Singtel’s current PB ratio of 1.5x sits below its historical average of 1.9x—a gap that value investors may view as an invitation.

Analyst consensus

Analyst ratings across multiple platforms show predominantly BUY or Strong Buy positioning (TipRanks). The implied re-rating thesis—that a PB expansion from 1.5x toward the historical 1.9x average—requires either sustained earnings growth or concrete progress on the tower-monetisation programme.

Can I sell my Singtel shares?

Singapore-based shareholders can sell Singtel shares through any SGX-linked brokerage platform, including POEMS, Maybank Kim Eng, and other certified dealers. The stock is liquid relative to smaller Singapore equities, though institutional investors dominate daily volume, which can create wider spreads for retail sellers executing larger orders.

Selling regular shares

Regular Singtel shares (not SDS) trade under ticker Z74.SI and settle T+2 on SGX. There’s no lock-up period for public shareholders. Given the current consensus target of 5.313 SGD versus a prevailing price around 4.69 SGD, selling now means missing the potential 13% upside the Street is projecting over the next 12 months.

Discounted Special Shares (SDS)

Singtel’s Discounted Special Shares (SDS) programme offers a different liquidity profile. SDS holders receive a discount to market price at conversion, creating a structured exit path that differs from selling in the open market. POEMS and other platforms provide guidance on SDS conversion mechanics and timelines.

Keep or sell advice

For income-oriented shareholders, the 5-year average dividend yield of 4.752% (currently moderating toward 0.13 SGD per share in 2026 forecasts) still compares favourably with Singapore savings rates and fixed-income alternatives. However, the PB re-rating thesis means holding Singtel without adding is a bet that the market widens the valuation gap. Investors with tighter time horizons or higher required yields may find better risk-adjusted opportunities elsewhere.

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Singtel’s Z74.SI at 4.69 SGD shows steady performance, much like trends in Singapore Telecoms live Z74 chart that highlight key metrics for telecom investors.

Frequently asked questions

For Singapore investors weighing Singtel against other blue-chip telecoms or yield-focused equities, the Strong Buy analyst consensus and PB ratio discount to historical averages present a legible bull case. Whether that case converts to a 5.31–5.75 SGD price over the next 12 months depends on earnings delivery and macro conditions—but the Street’s confidence in the direction is unmistakable.