FOUR STOCKS WITH THE HIGHEST DEBT-TO-EQUITY ON SGX

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Singapore Stocks
Dear readers, the following are four stocks with the highest debt-to-equity ratio (“DER”) on the SGX.

First up, is TT International with a DER of 4,563.26.


Second, AVIC with a DER of 1,403.62.

Third, KS Energy with a DER of 1,338.22.

Last but not least, Samko Timber with a DER of 1,013.02.

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