The Straits Times Index (STI) has reached record highs in 2026, reflecting the strong performance of the 30 largest and most liquid companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). However, it’s worth looking beyond the STI to the “next layer” of Singapore-listed companies. The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index reflects a broader selection of the 50 highest market-value companies outside the STI, providing exposure to a range of industries including consumer, healthcare, industrial, and property.
The current 50 constituents maintain a combined market capitalisation of more than $100 billion and an average daily turnover of more than $300 million in 2026 through to 10 September. The recently launched CGS Fullgoal Singapore Next 50 Active ETF (SGX: Q50) maintains primary exposure to the index.
In this week’s edition of 4 Stocks This Week, we look at the 8 Next 50 constituents that have received the highest net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date, as described in an SGX Market Update. All data is as of 10 September 2026.
#1 AEM (SGX: AWX)
AEM Holdings is a Singapore‑listed provider of semiconductor test and handling solutions, specialising in system‑level test for advanced chips. AEM’s R&D centres in Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, Finland, France, and the US are crucial to developing in-house engineering capabilities and delivering technologies and solutions for next-generation semiconductor testing needs.
AEM Holdings received $351.9 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $3.17 billion and is currently one of the top 10 holdings in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF, with a 4.05% weight.
#2 UOB Kay Hian (SGX: U10)
UOB-Kay Hian Holdings Limited is one of Asia’s largest brokerages, providing stockbroking, futures broking, structured lending, investment trading, margin financing, and nominee and research services. Headquartered in Singapore and backed by the UOB Group, it traces its history back to the early 1900s when it was a founding member of the Singapore Stockbrokers Association.
UOB Kay Hian received $124.4 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $4.02 billion and currently has a 3.01% weight in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF.
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#3 Frencken (SGX: E28)
Frencken Group are a global integrated technology solutions company that’s fully committed to providing original design, original equipment, and diversified integrated manufacturing solutions worldwide. The company operates in two segments, Mechatronics and Integrated Manufacturing Services (IMS). The Frencken Group serves customers in Europe, Asia, and the US through a global network of operating subsidiaries.
Frencken received $84 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $1.17 billion and currently has a 0.20% weight in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF.
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#4 PC Partner (SGX: PCT)
PC Partner designs, develops, manufactures, and sells computer electronics. The company offers video graphics cards and other PC related products and components, such as motherboards and mini-PCs. It also designs, manufactures, and trades PC parts, accessories, and electronics. It is headquartered in Singapore and maintains a strong global presence.
PC Partner received $50.3 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $1.21 billion and currently has a 0.93% weight in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF.
#5 ValueMax (SGX: T6I)
ValueMax is a leading pawnshop with over 80 outlets in Singapore and Malaysia. It provides pawnbroking and secured moneylending services, as well as the retail and trading of jewellery and gold. In 2013, it became the first pawnbroking chain to be listed on the SGX mainboard.
ValueMax received $39.5 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $946 million and currently has a 0.19% weight in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF.
#6 China Aviation Oil (SGX: G92)
China Aviation Oil is one of the largest physical jet fuel buyers in the Asia-Pacific region, and supplies imported jet fuel to key international airports and airlines worldwide. It also serves as a trading hub for importing and exporting jet fuel, along with other oil products such as gasoline, crude oil, and petroleum components.
China Aviation Oil received $36.4 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $1.25 billion and is currently not represented in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF.
#7 First Resources (SGX: EB5)
First Resources is a leading palm oil producer in the region, with over 200,000 hectares of oil palm plantations across the Riau, East Kalimantan and West Kalimantan provinces of Indonesia. Its core business includes cultivating oil palms, harvesting and milling them into crude palm oil and palm kernel. It also produces higher-value palm-based products such as biodiesel, palm kernel oil, and palm kernel expeller. It sells its products across international markets.
First Resources received $28.5 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $7.02 billion and currently has a 5.44% weight in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF.
#8 UMS Integration (SGX: 558)
UMS Integration is a precision engineering group which makes high-precision front-end semiconductor components for original semiconductor equipment manufacturers. Its core business also includes complex electromechanical assembly and final testing services, as well as producing modular and integration systems for original semiconductor equipment manufacturers.
UMS received $22.9 million in net institutional inflow in 2026 year-to-date. It has a market capitalisation of $2.33 billion and currently has a 3.75% weight in the CGS Fullgoal Active ETF.
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