Memtech International

SINGAPORE (July 5): CIMB is keeping its “overweight” rating on Singapore’s tech manufacturing services sector as it remains positive on most of the industry’s stocks under its coverage.

SINGAPORE (July 3): The two property developers in our Singapore Market Portfolio have performed well since they were added earlier this year. So far, our position in UOL Group has returned 10.2% while that in CapitaLand has returned 15%. As the property

(July 3): The two property developers in our Singapore Market Portfolio have performed well since they were added earlier this year. So far, our position in UOL Group has returned 10.2% while that in CapitaLand has returned 15%. As the property industry i

(June 23): Over the one-week period to June 20, the benchmark Straits Times Index slipped 0.8% to close at 3,230.4. The decline was driven by property and bank counters as a plunge in crude prices, expectations of further US interest rate hikes and news t

(June 2): Over the past week, the benchmark Straits Times Index slipped 0.6% to close at 3,204.8 points. Our Singapore Market Portfolio lost 0.3% of its value for the period of May 23 to 30. Five of the 12 stocks in our portfolio saw gains; one ended the

SINGAPORE (May 30): Memtech International, the components provider that serves the automobile, consumer electronics and mobile communications segments, is headed for a bountiful year, says UOB KayHian in a Tuesday retail report.

SINGAPORE (May 26): In 2012, Chuang Tze-Mon (photo), executive director of Memtech International, led the ailing firm’s shift from manufacturing keypads for mobile phones to making components for cars.

SINGAPORE (April 27): Memtech International, the global components solution provider, says 1Q earnings nearly trebled to US$1.6 million ($2.2 million) from a year ago on higher revenue and margins.

SINGAPORE (April 25): UOB Kay Hian is initiating coverage on components solution provider Memtech International with a “buy” and a target price of $1.05.

SINGAPORE (Nov 15): OCBC Investment Research is upgrading its call on Memtech International from “hold” to “buy” while raising its fair value from 48 cents to 76 cents, with the view that current price levels are looking attractive.