electronics

SINGAPORE (June 27): CGS-CIMB Securities says the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) could take a cautious stance amid rising trade tensions between US and China.

SINGAPORE (May 30): Accrelist, the provider of corporate accretion services, swung back to profitability with earnings of $0.2 million in FY18 from $8.3 million in losses the previous year.

SINGAPORE (May 9): After a spectacular rise for two years, Singapore’s biggest technology company is suddenly returning to earth.

SINGAPORE (Feb 13): Courts Asia, the electrical, furnishing and consumer electronics retailer, announced earnings of $3.5 million for the third quarter of FY17, down 28.7% from its net profit of $4.9 million a year ago on lower gross profit margin and hig

SINGAPORE (Jan 30): RHB is maintaining its “buy” call on Avi-Tech Electronics with a target price of 59 cents, which implies 12 times FY18 earnings and 4.6% dividend yield.

SINGAPORE (Jan 18): ST Electronics has clinched about $742 million worth of contracts over 4Q17, bringing the total value of new orders secured in 2017 by its parent company, ST Engineering, to $2.24 billion.

SINGAPORE (Nov 10): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “hold” call on Singapore Technologies Engineering with a fair value estimate of $3.41 following the group’s latest announcement of its 3Q17 financial results.

SINGAPORE (Nov 8): DBS Vickers Securities is reiterating its “buy” call on Hi-P International with a higher target price of $2.30  from $1.67 previously after applying a 10% premium to peers’ P/E of 14 times on FY18F earnings projections.

SINGAPORE (Sept 20): As many as 27 of the 30 biggest hardware and semiconductor stocks listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have generated price gains in the 2017 year to date, with the sector amounting to a median price gain of 43% compared to its medi

(Aug 28): Singapore’s electronics output surged almost 50% in July from a year earlier, underpinning overall manufacturing in the city state and signaling a global trade recovery is holding up.