Private Firms Hold Majority Shares Singapore Airlines, Raffles Medical Group

Several prominent companies show significant ownership concentration among specific groups, influencing their management and business strategies. Raffles Medical Group is mainly controlled by private companies holding 42% of shares, with institutional investors also present, but hedge funds having little stake. PCCW Limited sees retail investors as the largest group with 42% ownership, followed by public companies and institutional investors, while hedge funds hold minimal shares. Samsung Electro-Mechanics is predominantly owned by individual investors who control 46%, with institutions holding 31%, reflecting professional investor interest but also potential risks from coordinated selling. JDC Group AG has a majority ownership of 44% by individual investors, with 27% held by public companies and a notable institutional presence, though without hedge fund involvement. Singapore Airlines Limited is chiefly owned by private equity firms holding 53%, with individual investors owning 37%, alongside institutional investors, but no hedge fund ownership, highlighting varied ownership structures across these firms and underscoring the impact of different shareholder groups on company governance and investment prospects.