Overview-
An overview of our business, providing details on how we performed, key events and achievements from the past year, as well as our strategy moving forward Our Vision and Mission
What Differentiates Us
Our StrategyFinancial Highlights
of the Year
An Exciting Year
Chairman's Statement
GCEO ReviewOur Strategy
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- Business
Review-
Insight into each of our
business unitsGroup Consumer
A Quick Read
Singapore
Australia
Regional Mobile AssociatesGroup Enterprise
A Quick Read
Business Review
Customer Case Study: ANZ
Customer Case Study: RWS
Group Digital L!fe
A Quick Read
Business Review
Case Study: Amobee
Case Study: Singtel Innov8
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- Sustainability
And Governance-
Information on our organisation structure, management team, corporate governance, risk management and sustainability efforts Board of Directors
Organisation Structure
Management CommitteeSenior Management
Corporate Governance
Investor RelationsRisk Management Philosophy and Approach
Sustainability
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Performance-
Our performance at a glance Group Five-year Financial Summary
Group Value Added Statements
Management Discussion and Analysis
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Financials- Additional
Information
Financial Highlights of the Year
2013: S$18,183m
S$16,848m
OPERATING
REVENUE
Lower mobile revenue
from Australia
2013: S$5,200m
S$5,155m
EBITDA
Stable amid adverse currency
movements, with an improved cost
structure and strong yield focus
2013: S$3,759m
S$3,391m
FREE CASH FLOW
Declined on weaker Australian
Dollar, higher taxes in Australia and
working capital movements
2013: S$3,611m
S$3,610m
UNDERLYING
NET PROFIT
Stable despite adverse
currency movements
2013: S$3,508m
S$3,652m
NET PROFIT
Strong performance
from associates
and consumer business
2013: S¢16.8
S¢16.8
DIVIDEND PER SHARE
74% of underlying net profit
paid as dividends
2013: 14.8%
15.3%
RETURN ON EQUITY
Higher net profit
2013: 11.8%
11.6%
RETURN ON
INVESTED CAPITAL
Declined on higher taxes
UNDERLYING NET PROFIT
(CONSTANT CURRENCY)
Between April 2013 and March 2014, the Singtel (SGX) share price gained 2% and the Singtel (ASX) share price gained 14%.
Source: Bloomberg
Note:
1 MSCI Asia Pacific Telecommunications Index.
Singtel has a track record of generous shareholder returns.
Since May 2013, Singtel's dividend policy has been to pay between 60% and 75% of underlying net profit.
The Board has recommended a final ordinary dividend of 10.0 Singapore cents a share for the financial year ended 31 March 2014. Together with the interim dividend of 6.8 Singapore cents a share, the total ordinary dividend for the year is 16.8 Singapore cents a share, which represents a payout ratio of 74% of underlying earnings for the year.