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EPF and abrdn buy more AEM shares; recovery delayed till late 2024

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The Edge Singapore • 4 min read
EPF and abrdn buy more AEM shares; recovery delayed till late 2024
AEM CEO Chandran Nair: We are well-positioned to take advantage of the market upswing expected in late 2024 and beyond / Photo: Albert Chua
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Malaysia’s Employment Provident Fund (EPF) increased its stake in AEM Holdings (SGX:AWX) on Nov 10, acquiring 564,500 shares on the open market for $1.89 million or $3.35 each. This brings EPF’s total interest in the chip tester to just over 34.4 million shares, equivalent to a stake of 11.146%.

Another substantial shareholder of AEM recently added to its stake too. On Oct 30, UK fund manager abrdn acquired 382,800 shares on the open market for $1.33 million or $3.48 each. This brings its total stake to 28.15 million shares, equivalent to 9.114% of AEM. Less than a fortnight earlier on Oct 18, abrdn had acquired 273,000 shares for $960,516.56 or $3.52 each.

EPF made the acquisitions a day after AEM announced its 3QFY2023 ended September business update. Besides an earnings drop that was expected, the bottom line was further weighed down by a US$20 million provision for a settlement.

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