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$78.65 +0.90% S$223.68B 20.1 S$78.65 · +0.90% · Cap S$223.68B · P/E 20.1 Oversea-chinese Banking CorpO39 S$32.27 +1.10% S$144.92B 18.5 S$32.27 · +1.10% · Cap S$144.92B · P/E 18.5 SingtelZ74 S$4.52 +1.80% S$73.70B 13.3 S$4.52 · +1.80% · Cap S$73.70B · P/E 13.3 United Overseas Bank LtdU11 S$42.01 +0.65% S$69.35B 14.6 S$42.01 · +0.65% · Cap S$69.35B · P/E 14.6 Prudential PLCK6S US$14.20 US$35.20B 10.0 US$14.20 · Cap US$35.20B · P/E 10.0 Singapore Tech Engineering LtdS63 S$10.48 +0.48% S$32.69B 58.2 S$10.48 · +0.48% · Cap S$32.69B · P/E 58.2 Singapore Exchange LtdS68 S$25.30 +1.20% S$27.09B 38.9 S$25.30 · +1.20% · Cap S$27.09B · P/E 38.9 HongkongLand USDH78 US$8.55 +3.26% US$18.22B 8.1 US$8.55 · +3.26% · Cap US$18.22B · P/E 8.1 IHHQ0F S$2.66 -1.12% S$24.17B 33.3 S$2.66 · -1.12% · Cap S$24.17B · P/E 33.3 Wilmar International LtdF34 S$3.82 -0.52% S$23.85B 13.2 S$3.82 · -0.52% · Cap S$23.85B · P/E 13.2 Jardine Matheson HoldingsJ36 US$58.42 -0.19% US$17.14B 15.4 US$58.42 · -0.19% · Cap US$17.14B · P/E 15.4 Singapore Airlines LtdC6L S$6.76 +0.15% S$21.32B 22.5 S$6.76 · +0.15% · Cap S$21.32B · P/E 22.5 Keppel Ltd.BN4 S$11.54 +0.52% S$20.77B 26.2 S$11.54 · +0.52% · Cap S$20.77B · P/E 26.2 Great Eastern Hldgs LtdG07 S$20.66 -1.29% S$19.56B 13.7 S$20.66 · -1.29% · Cap S$19.56B · P/E 13.7 Yangzijiang Shipbldg Hldgs LtdBS6 S$4.94 +4.66% S$19.44B 10.5 S$4.94 · +4.66% · Cap S$19.44B · P/E 10.5 Capitaland Integrated Comm TrC38U S$2.34 +0.86% S$18.44B 14.6 S$2.34 · +0.86% · Cap S$18.44B · P/E 14.6 YZJ Shipbldg CNYSO7 ¥17.94 ¥74.83B 9.2 ¥17.94 · Cap ¥74.83B · P/E 9.2 NIO Inc. USD OVNIO US$3.89 +0.26% US$9.90B US$3.89 · +0.26% · Cap US$9.90B CapitaLandInvest9CI S$2.66 +0.76% S$13.28B 66.5 S$2.66 · +0.76% · Cap S$13.28B · P/E 66.5 Capitaland Ascendas REITA17U S$2.38 +0.42% S$11.89B 14.9 S$2.38 · +0.42% · Cap S$11.89B · P/E 14.9 Thai Beverage Public Co LtdY92 S$0.45 S$11.31B 11.3 S$0.45 · Cap S$11.31B · P/E 11.3 Sembcorp Industries LtdU96 S$6.11 -1.13% S$10.88B 18.5 S$6.11 · -1.13% · Cap S$10.88B · P/E 18.5 Jardine Cycle & Carriage LtdC07 S$26.90 -0.99% S$10.63B 8.5 S$26.90 · -0.99% · Cap S$10.63B · P/E 8.5 City Developments LtdC09 S$8.60 +1.18% S$7.68B 9.5 S$8.60 · +1.18% · Cap S$7.68B · P/E 9.5 UOL Group LtdU14 S$9.00 -0.11% S$7.63B 14.5 S$9.00 · -0.11% · Cap S$7.63B · P/E 14.5 Genting Singapore LtdG13 S$0.62 +0.81% S$7.48B 20.7 S$0.62 · +0.81% · Cap S$7.48B · P/E 20.7 Seatrium Ltd5E2 S$2.16 +0.47% S$7.32B 13.5 S$2.16 · +0.47% · Cap S$7.32B · P/E 13.5 First Resources LtdEB5 S$4.55 -2.57% S$7.04B 12.6 S$4.55 · -2.57% · Cap S$7.04B · P/E 12.6 DFI Retail GroupD01 US$3.62 -0.55% US$4.90B 12.5 US$3.62 · -0.55% · Cap US$4.90B · P/E 12.5 Mapletree Panasia Com TrustN2IU S$1.23 +0.82% S$6.50B 24.6 S$1.23 · +0.82% · Cap S$6.50B · P/E 24.6

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).