Overview
What is the Special Discounted Shares (SDS) Scheme?
The SDS scheme is part of the Government’s asset enhancement programme to make Singapore a share-owning society, giving Singaporeans a greater stake in the country.
Singaporean CPF members were able to buy discounted Singapore Telecom (Singtel) shares in 1993 (ST "A" shares) and 1996 (ST2 shares). Members who held on to their discounted Singtel shares were entitled to loyalty shares.
Sell
How to sell your discounted Singtel shares
There are three ways to sell your Singtel SDS shares. Proceeds from the sale will be refunded to your Ordinary Account (OA). If you have sufficient funds in your OA, you can withdraw the proceeds from your OA.
Transfer
Transfer your discounted Singtel shares upon reaching 55
Learn how to transfer your discounted Singtel shares.
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