THREE STOCKS WITH NEGLIGIBLE DEBTS WHICH PAY >4% DIVIDENDS EACH

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Singapore Stocks
Dear readers, do you know that there are currently 23 stocks on the SGX which has negligible debts? Each of these stocks has a debt-to-equity ratio of between 0 to 0.74%.

Three of these stocks have the highest dividends payouts, of more than 4% dividends yields each. These three stocks are:

1) Duty Free International: 7.45%

2) Pacific Century Regional Developments: 5.3%

3) Avi-Tech Electronics: 4.34%

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