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Singapore blue-chip stocks — 2026

The 30 largest SGX-listed companies and trusts, ranked by market capitalisation — updated daily.

Blue chips are the biggest, most established companies on the SGX — the heavyweights that anchor the Straits Times Index (STI): the local banks, Singtel, the exchange itself and other household names. They are prized for stability and steady, tax-free dividends rather than explosive growth. Below are the 30 largest by market cap; tap any for its full page, or browse all SGX counters.
CompanyPriceChangeMarket capP/E
DBS Group Holdings LtdD05 S$73.18 -0.50% S$207.97B 19.1 S$73.18 · -0.50% · Cap S$207.97B · P/E 19.1 Oversea-chinese Banking CorpO39 S$28.79 -1.44% S$129.13B 17.4 S$28.79 · -1.44% · Cap S$129.13B · P/E 17.4 SingtelZ74 S$4.43 -0.23% S$72.51B 13.0 S$4.43 · -0.23% · Cap S$72.51B · P/E 13.0 United Overseas Bank LtdU11 S$42.94 -0.35% S$70.84B 15.6 S$42.94 · -0.35% · Cap S$70.84B · P/E 15.6 Prudential PLCK6S US$14.20 — US$35.35B 9.2 US$14.20 · Cap US$35.35B · P/E 9.2 Singapore Tech Engineering LtdS63 S$10.50 +0.58% S$32.73B 69.9 S$10.50 · +0.58% · Cap S$32.73B · P/E 69.9 Jardine Matheson HoldingsJ36 US$64.49 -0.90% US$19.03B 17.2 US$64.49 · -0.90% · Cap US$19.03B · P/E 17.2 Singapore Exchange LtdS68 S$23.60 +0.30% S$25.23B 39.4 S$23.60 · +0.30% · Cap S$25.23B · P/E 39.4 IHHQ0F S$2.71 — S$24.62B 33.9 S$2.71 · Cap S$24.62B · P/E 33.9 Wilmar International LtdF34 S$3.86 -1.28% S$24.04B 13.3 S$3.86 · -1.28% · Cap S$24.04B · P/E 13.3 Singapore Airlines LtdC6L S$7.60 -0.52% S$23.98B 20.0 S$7.60 · -0.52% · Cap S$23.98B · P/E 20.0 HongkongLand USDH78 US$7.72 — US$16.51B 13.3 US$7.72 · Cap US$16.51B · P/E 13.3 Keppel Ltd.BN4 S$11.39 +0.62% S$20.58B 20.4 S$11.39 · +0.62% · Cap S$20.58B · P/E 20.4 Capitaland Integrated Comm TrC38U S$2.48 +0.40% S$19.54B 19.1 S$2.48 · +0.40% · Cap S$19.54B · P/E 19.1 Great Eastern Hldgs LtdG07 S$20.10 -0.50% S$18.99B 15.9 S$20.10 · -0.50% · Cap S$18.99B · P/E 15.9 NIO Inc. USD OVNIO US$4.80 — US$12.22B — US$4.80 · Cap US$12.22B Yangzijiang Shipbldg Hldgs LtdBS6 S$3.89 -1.27% S$15.31B 9.3 S$3.89 · -1.27% · Cap S$15.31B · P/E 9.3 YZJ Shipbldg CNYSO7 ¥17.94 — ¥74.83B 9.2 ¥17.94 · Cap ¥74.83B · P/E 9.2 Capitaland Ascendas REITA17U S$2.52 — S$12.54B 14.8 S$2.52 · Cap S$12.54B · P/E 14.8 CapitaLandInvest9CI S$2.50 — S$12.43B 83.0 S$2.50 · Cap S$12.43B · P/E 83.0 Thai Beverage Public Co LtdY92 S$0.455 -1.10% S$11.31B 11.3 S$0.455 · -1.10% · Cap S$11.31B · P/E 11.3 Jardine Cycle & Carriage LtdC07 S$27.49 -1.64% S$10.88B 8.5 S$27.49 · -1.64% · Cap S$10.88B · P/E 8.5 Sembcorp Industries LtdU96 S$5.29 -2.76% S$9.42B 9.6 S$5.29 · -2.76% · Cap S$9.42B · P/E 9.6 UOL Group LtdU14 S$9.75 +0.21% S$8.25B 17.1 S$9.75 · +0.21% · Cap S$8.25B · P/E 17.1 Genting Singapore LtdG13 S$0.625 -0.79% S$7.56B 20.8 S$0.625 · -0.79% · Cap S$7.56B · P/E 20.8 Mapletree Panasia Com TrustN2IU S$1.35 +0.75% S$7.13B 27.0 S$1.35 · +0.75% · Cap S$7.13B · P/E 27.0 Seatrium Ltd5E2 S$2.09 — S$7.08B 23.2 S$2.09 · Cap S$7.08B · P/E 23.2 SATS Ltd.S58 S$4.69 -1.46% S$7.00B 24.8 S$4.69 · -1.46% · Cap S$7.00B · P/E 24.8 City Developments LtdC09 S$7.68 -0.77% S$6.88B 11.3 S$7.68 · -0.77% · Cap S$6.88B · P/E 11.3 DFI Retail GroupD01 US$3.45 -3.90% US$4.67B 20.3 US$3.45 · -3.90% · Cap US$4.67B · P/E 20.3

Ranked by market capitalisation from live market data; last price from the SGX. A close proxy for the STI — updated daily.

Common questions
What are the blue-chip stocks in Singapore?
Blue chips are the largest, most established and financially sound companies listed on the SGX — the heavyweights that anchor the Straits Times Index (STI). By market capitalisation the biggest right now are DBS Group Holdings Ltd, Oversea-chinese Banking Corp, Singtel, United Overseas Bank Ltd and Prudential PLC. This page ranks the top 30 by market cap, updated daily.
Are Singapore blue-chip stocks a good investment?
Blue chips are prized for stability, steady dividends and staying power through downturns rather than explosive growth. Many local blue chips — the banks, Singtel, ST Engineering — are popular income holdings because Singapore has no tax on dividends. As always, diversify and check each company’s fundamentals.
What is the Straits Times Index (STI)?
The STI tracks the 30 largest and most liquid companies on the SGX — effectively Singapore’s blue-chip benchmark. This list closely mirrors it, ranked by market capitalisation. You can also buy the whole basket in a single trade via an STI ETF.
How do I buy Singapore blue-chip stocks?
Through any SGX brokerage (DBS Vickers, moomoo, Tiger, Interactive Brokers and others), or with SRS funds. Many investors dollar-cost average into blue chips via a monthly regular-savings plan (RSP).