semiconductor segment

Chip bans impact business with China - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

China Focus

Chip bans impact business with China

The implications of Biden's chip ban go well beyond semiconductors, says Guppy.

Broker's Calls

Economists see manufacturing outlook dropping to 3.0% for the full year

RHB's Barnabas Gan has downgraded his manufacturing outlook to 3.0% in 2022 from 4.0% previously.
Analysts remain 'overweight' on tech manufacturers despite negative outlook in near-term - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Analysts remain 'overweight' on tech manufacturers despite negative outlook in near-term

Semicon shipments growth to enter negative growth territory, predicts DBS.

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DBS downgrades AEM Holdings to 'hold' after key customer Intel plans to reduce headcount

As at 4.26pm, shares in AEM are trading 42 cents lower or 11.44% down at $3.25.
Semiconductor outlook cloudy; upcycle seen only from 2H2023 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tech

Semiconductor outlook cloudy; upcycle seen only from 2H2023

The semiconductor sector has came down from its highs in 2020 and 2021. But can investors still find opportunities in it?

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SG semicon sector’s trading at a discount to Malaysian counterpart ‘not justified’: CGS-CIMB

Tng's top pick on the SGX is UMS Holdings, but he also includes AEM and GVT in his picks.
Semiconductors: A pawn in power politics? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tech

Semiconductors: A pawn in power politics?

All chips are equal, but some are more equal than others. Could the chip industry crash, or will some types of chips do better?

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Tech manufacturing sector to improve in 2H22, AEM top pick: CGS-CIMB

CGS-CIMB sees revenue and net profit growth for all the companies under its coverage, but highlights AEM as its top pick.
DBS and SAC Capital trims target prices on Grand Venture, but maintains ‘buy’ calls - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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DBS and SAC Capital trim target prices on Grand Venture, but maintains ‘buy’ calls

Revenue came in within expectations, but margins for 1QFY2021 were lower than expected.
Auto, wireless and computing to lead semiconductor charge towards US$1 trillion mark: McKinsey - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Auto, wireless and computing to lead semiconductor charge towards US$1 trillion mark: McKinsey

Find out how these three sectors will lead the semicon sector to a US$1 trillion market.
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