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Companies in Singapore with the most cash

Cash and cash equivalents is money available immediately at the balance-sheet date. It excludes short-term investments, which many large companies hold far more of. Figures are for fiscal year 2025 and are read directly from each company's SEC filings; the source column on every row links to the document.

Ranks 1–15 of 15 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

For banks and brokers, cash and equivalents includes reserves held at central banks and balances funded by customer deposits. It is cash on the balance sheet, but it is not a corporate cash reserve in the sense an industrial company's is — the two are not comparable, even though both are reported under the same line.

Trip.com Group (TCOM) tops the list with $5.7B in cash for fiscal 2025, ahead of Sea ($4.2B) and Grab Holdings ($3.4B). The top 10 together report $15.7B in cash; the gap between #1 and #10 is ×208.90. 15 companies in Singapore report cash, 0.5% of the 2832-filer universe. The last place on the list, Davis Commodities, comes in at $1.4M.

Cash
#CompanyCashYoY15-year trend
1Trip.com GroupTCOMSGTechnology$5.7B−14.1%
2SeaSESGIndustrials$4.2B+72.9%
3Grab HoldingsGRABSGTechnology$3.4B+15.8%
4Kenon HoldingsKENSGUtilities$1.5B+45.5%
5JoyyJOYYSGTechnology$374M−15.9%
6Kulicke & Soffa IndustriesKLICSGTechnology$282M+1.4%
7Sound GroupSOGPSGTechnology$93.7M+54.7%
8CanaanCANSGFinancials$80.8M−16.3%
9BitfufuFUFUSGFinancials$27.8M−27.3%
10HomestolifeHTLMSGConsumer discretionary$27.3M+9.7%
11Lightinthebox HoldingLITBSGConsumer discretionary$23.6M+31.7%
12Uni-Fuels HoldingsUFGSGIndustrials$12.5M+190.0%
13High-Trend InternationalHTCOSGIndustrials$2.5M—
14Delixy HoldingsDLXYSGIndustrials$1.8M−46.4%
15Davis CommoditiesDTCKFSGIndustrials$1.4M+106.6%

All figures from SEC filings · FY2025 · 15

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