Singapore Airlines Limited (SINGY) Research
Singapore Airlines Limited, founded in 1947 and headquartered in Singapore, functions as a prominent global aviation group. Its core business revolves around providing international passenger and cargo air transport services under its well-known brands: Singapore Airlines, SilkAir, and Scoot. The company's extensive operational network connects East Asia, the Americas, Europe, the Southwest Pacific, West Asia, and Africa. The company's activities are structured across segments including Singapore Airlines, SilkAir, Budget Aviation, and SIAEC, extending far beyond airline operations. It offers a comprehensive suite of aviation-related services, such as engineering support, pilot instruction, air charter arrangements, and tour wholesaling. Furthermore, the group is deeply engaged in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO), which encompasses technical and non-technical ground handling at airports, the repair and servicing of aircraft components, systems, and hydromechanical equipment, as well as full airframe maintenance. Its manufacturing arm produces aircraft cabin parts and specialized tooling for the aerospace industry. Beyond these services, Singapore Airlines provides aviation insurance, manages marketing and reservation portal systems for the air cargo sector, and offers a variety of travel-related retail and online booking solutions. As of March 31, 2021, its fleet comprised 168 aircraft, consisting of 161 passenger airplanes and 7 dedicated freighters.
Market snapshot
- Symbol
- SINGY
- Price
- $11.20
- Day change
- +0.27%
- Market cap
- $22.9B
- P/E ratio
- 19.12x
- 52-week range
- 9.28-11.77
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Airlines, Airports & Air Services
Recent news
- I flew 12 hours in Singapore Airlines' first class. Here's what the experience is really like — and whether it's worth it.
I spent nearly 12 hours flying first class on a Singapore Airlines flight from LA to Tokyo. The onboard service and food were excellent, and the comfortable seat made sleeping easy.
- Singapore Airlines in talks on order for at least 50 big jets, sources say
Singapore Airlines is in discussions with Airbus and Boeing for the purchase of at least 50 of the industry's biggest jets as it plans the next phase of its growth from next decade, industry sources said.
- Singapore Airlines sticking with Air India for the "long game" despite losses
Air India has weighed on Singapore Airlines' bottom line since the merger of Vistara and Air India in December 2024. Air India recorded a loss of SG$3.56 billion, or $2.8 billion, SIA's share of the loss amounted to SG$945.2 million.
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