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Fokgen Group Reports Improved 2025 Fiscal Year Performance and Launches $63 Million Integration Project in Singapore

Philipped Capital Recommends Buying Frencken Group Shares with Target Price of S$2.50

Frencken released FY2025 9 Months Earnings on February 27, 2026 (SGT) with actual revenue of SGD 648.25M and EPS of SGD 0.069

Frencken released FY2025 Q3 earnings on February 27 (SGT), actual revenue SGD 216.87 M, actual EPS SGD 0.0224

Frencken released FY2025 Q4 earnings on February 27 After-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 216.87 M, actual EPS SGD 0.0224

Frencken released FY2025 annual earnings on February 27 After-Market SGT, actual revenue SGD 865.12 M (forecast SGD 831.39 M), actual EPS SGD 0 (forecast SGD 0.0918)

Frencken to Release FY2025 Q4 Earnings on February 27, 2026, After-Market SGT

Phillip Securities Maintains Buy Rating on Fuagen Group

DBS analyst maintains buy rating for Phua Geon Group

Frencken released FY2025 Q1 earnings on August 14 SGT, actual revenue SGD 215.69 M (forecast SGD 215.8 M), actual EPS SGD 0.0233

Frencken released FY2025 Q2 earnings on August 14 Pre-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 215.69 M, actual EPS SGD 0

Frencken released FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 14 Pre-Market (SGT), actual revenue SGD 431.38 M, actual EPS SGD 0.0466

Frencken to Release FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 14, 2025 (SGT)

Fugo Group Receives Buy Rating, Target Price at 1.52 SGD

Frencken Group Benefits from Semiconductor Industry Demand Growth

ELTA Accepts Jurong Town Industrial Land Lease

Fukgen Group Plans to Invest SGD 63 Million to Build a New Factory in Kaki Bukit, Singapore

Frencken Group Reports 12% YoY Net Profit Growth for 2024 Fiscal Year

Fugen Group reports 12% Q1 2025 net profit growth to $10 million

CGS downgrades tech sector outlook and forecasts company prospects

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Frencken shares dropped 15.5% to S$2.57 following a Q1 earnings report showing a net profit of S$8 million, down 20.2% from the previous year. Revenue fell 6.4% to S$202 million, primarily due to decreased contributions from the semiconductor and analytical life sciences segments. The stock is currently under a circuit breaker on the Singapore Exchange. Despite the decline, the company expects improved momentum for the remainder of the year.

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Frencken shares fall 15.5% after Q1 earnings dive

RHB's latest Singapore Small-Cap Jewels report highlights 20 preferred small-cap stocks under S$1.5 billion, focusing on industrials and technology sectors. The report emphasizes themes like AI, semiconductors, and data centers, with 60% of the companies being new selections. Key picks include Civmec, Tai Sin Electric, and Frencken Group, all expected to benefit from growth in their respective sectors. The report also features new SGX listings like Toku and Coliwoo Holdings, which are positioned for growth in the contact solutions market and rental demand, respectively.

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From Tai Sin Electric to Toku: Industrials, tech stocks rule in RHB’s refreshed list of small-cap ‘jewels’

Singapore stocks fell on March 23, with the Straits Times Index (STI) down 2.2% to 4,841.30. The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index saw a slight gain of 0.1%. Frencken Group was the biggest decliner, dropping 7.2%. Overall, 144 stocks gained while 554 lost. Regional markets also declined, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index down 3.5% and Japan's Nikkei 225 down 3.5%. Sembcorp Industries was the only blue-chip gainer, while Singtel fell 5.4%. Market concerns include higher inflation and geopolitical tensions, according to market strategist Neil Wilson.

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Frencken Group recommends buying, with a target price of 2.50 yuan and a closing price of 2.03 yuan. The net profit (PATMI) for the second half of the fiscal year 2025 is expected to increase slightly by 1% year-on-year to 19.2 million yuan, with a significant increase of 76% in industrial automation business revenue, while life sciences business revenue decreased by 12%. Looking ahead to the fiscal years 2026 to 2027, the semiconductor business is expected to become the main growth driver, with orders expected to gradually recover, especially with a substantial increase in the production of photolithography machines. Maintain a "buy" rating

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Stock Analysis: Frencken Group | Lianhe Zaobao

On March 2, several companies in Singapore reported significant developments affecting their stock trading. Jardine Cycle & Carriage (JC&C) posted a 36% increase in H2 FY2025 earnings to US$626.7 million, despite a 9% drop in revenue. Sats reported a 20.4% rise in net profit to S$84.7 million for Q3, driven by increased cargo volumes. JC&C shares fell 0.2% to S$35.36, while Sats shares rose 1.3% to S$3.92 before the announcements.

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Stocks to watch: JC&C, Sats, Sheng Siong, Haw Par, CDG, UOBKH, AvePoint, HPL, UMS, Frencken

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The Budget 2026 statement by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is expected to impact various sectors in Singapore's economy. Analysts suggest potential winners include banks like DBS, OCBC, and UOB due to increased wealth management fees. The consumer sector, particularly Sheng Siong and DFI Retail, may benefit from household transfers boosting spending. The technology sector, including Frencken and UMS, could gain from AI advancements. Defence spending may support ST Engineering, while energy firms like ComfortDelGro and Keppel are seen as positive due to carbon pricing. Property developers may also benefit from the absence of new cooling measures.

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From Sheng Siong to Keppel DC Reit, here are some potential winners from Budget 2026

In early 1Q26, Singapore's 50 small- to mid-cap stocks (SMIDs) attracted significant institutional inflows, totaling approximately S$170 million in daily turnover across 10 sectors. The top 10 SMIDs, including InnoTek, Frencken, AEM, and CSE Global, focus on precision manufacturing and engineering, reflecting the city's industrial strengths. InnoTek is transitioning to AI-server and EV components, while Frencken and AEM have seen target price increases due to strong growth prospects. CSE Global has secured new electrification contracts, enhancing its order momentum. Overall, these trends indicate a positive outlook for Singapore's SMIDs in high-value manufacturing and infrastructure.

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Semiconductor stocks in Southeast Asia have shown mixed performance due to factors like new chip tariffs and the AI boom. US President Trump imposed a 25% tariff on specific AI chips, impacting stocks differently. While some stocks like AEM and Nvidia saw slight recoveries, others like Inari Amertron faced declines. Analysts remain optimistic, with Macquarie initiating coverage on Frencken with an outperform rating, anticipating a rise in semiconductor orders. Despite the tariffs, Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry stated the impact would be minimal, although broader tariffs may be considered in the future.

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Tariff risks vs AI boom: S-E Asiaâs semiconductor stocks diverge but upsideâs ahead

Macquarie Equity Research highlights a promising outlook for Singapore's under-researched small and mid-cap stocks, predicting a total shareholder return of 24%. The report identifies three top picks: Bumitama Agri, Frencken Group, and UOB-Kay Hian, all rated 'outperform'. Key catalysts include favorable market reforms and a S$5 billion initiative by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to enhance liquidity. However, risks such as market sentiment and liquidity fluctuations remain a concern.

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Macquarie names under-the-radar stock picks it says can deliver total returns of 24%

Asian technology stocks have had a strong start in the new year and are expected to continue outperforming U.S. technology stocks. The semiconductor industry's revenue growth rate is projected to exceed 32% in 2026, and analysts are optimistic about local technology stocks benefiting from this trend. DBS Group Research points out that despite increasing market skepticism about artificial intelligence, the upcycle in the semiconductor industry will continue. UMS Holdings and Frencken Group are worth noting as they benefit from the recovery of the semiconductor industry, with UMS expanding its new factory in Malaysia to enhance capacity, positioning itself to seize new growth opportunities

Asian tech stocks continue to lead, local tech stocks welcome opportunities as the semiconductor cycle rises | Lianhe Zaobao

Frencken(E28.SG)

Frencken shares fall 15.5% after Q1 earnings dive

From Tai Sin Electric to Toku: Industrials, tech stocks rule in RHB’s refreshed list of small-cap ‘jewels’

Singapore stocks fall, in line with regional bourses; STI down 2.2%

Stock Analysis: Frencken Group | Lianhe Zaobao

Stocks to watch: JC&C, Sats, Sheng Siong, Haw Par, CDG, UOBKH, AvePoint, HPL, UMS, Frencken

From Sheng Siong to Keppel DC Reit, here are some potential winners from Budget 2026

Singapore SMIDs: Where Institutional Flows Are Concentrating in Early 1Q26

Tariff risks vs AI boom: S-E Asiaâs semiconductor stocks diverge but upsideâs ahead

Macquarie names under-the-radar stock picks it says can deliver total returns of 24%

Asian tech stocks continue to lead, local tech stocks welcome opportunities as the semiconductor cycle rises | Lianhe Zaobao

Frencken(E28.SG)

Frencken shares fall 15.5% after Q1 earnings dive

From Tai Sin Electric to Toku: Industrials, tech stocks rule in RHB’s refreshed list of small-cap ‘jewels’

Singapore stocks fall, in line with regional bourses; STI down 2.2%

Stock Analysis: Frencken Group | Lianhe Zaobao

Stocks to watch: JC&C, Sats, Sheng Siong, Haw Par, CDG, UOBKH, AvePoint, HPL, UMS, Frencken

From Sheng Siong to Keppel DC Reit, here are some potential winners from Budget 2026

Singapore SMIDs: Where Institutional Flows Are Concentrating in Early 1Q26

Tariff risks vs AI boom: S-E Asiaâs semiconductor stocks diverge but upsideâs ahead

Macquarie names under-the-radar stock picks it says can deliver total returns of 24%

Asian tech stocks continue to lead, local tech stocks welcome opportunities as the semiconductor cycle rises | Lianhe Zaobao

Tariff risks vs AI boom: S-E Asiaâs semiconductor stocks diverge but upsideâs ahead