Medtecs International

Results

Manufacturer of PPEs, Medtecs International, reports another year of losses at US$5.8 mil

The group has said that this is due to lower sales from the global decline in demand for PPEs, facemasks and other products.

Company in the news

Medtecs International shares up by more than 20%, drawing unusual trading query from SGX

On Feb 28, the company reported a loss of US$28.5 million for FY2022 ended Dec 31 2022

Company in the news

Medtecs to incur "significant" loss for 2HFY2022 on inventory write down

Both demand and selling prices are lower as pandemic restrictions eased

Results

Medtecs reports a loss for 1HFY2022 as demand and selling prices drop

The company warns that for the current 2HFY2022, it sees a continued drop in demand.

Results

Medtecs International expects to see loss for 1HFY2022; Cambodia glove factory delayed by three months

Medtecs expects to generate a loss for the period and will announce its 1HFY2022 results on or before Aug 15.

Insider moves

Alliance Healthcare and Medtecs undertake share buybacks

“We believe digitalisation will continue to play an increasingly important role in the healthcare sector," says Dr Thng.
Medtecs is big winner in this pandemic year - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Billion Dollar Club 2021

Medtecs is big winner in this pandemic year

Medtecs achieved a rare feat of making a clean sweep of all four awards categories for the healthcare and pharmacutials sector
DBS downgrades Medtecs to 'hold' after 'missed expectations' for 1Q21  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

DBS downgrades Medtecs to 'hold' after 'missed expectations' for 1Q21

Despite a stellar y-o-y performance, DBS Group Research has downgraded Medtecs to a "hold" rating. Find out why.
Medtecs upbeat vaccine won’t hurt demand for PPE; gears up for direct to consumer sales - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Healthcare

Medtecs upbeat vaccine won't hurt demand for PPE; gears up for direct to consumer sales

Will the Covid-19 vaccine put a halt to PPE maker Medtecs' meteoric rise? It's senior management doesn't think so.
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