SOME INVESTORS take leave from work in order to attend AGMs where they go up to the management and seek to understand the company’s business better – and its prospects. One such investor is Royston Yang, a finance manager, who turned up at MTQ Corporation’s AGM last Friday.
He spoke with Mr Kuah Kok Kim, the chairman of MTQ, and William Fong, the Group Financial Controller. Read more ....
TEHO: Key customer is PSA, now eyeing China market
Written by Sim Kih
Monday, 26 July 2010
CEO Lim See Hoe wants to continue to focus on the marine sector, whiich is a replacement market.
SINGAPORE’S LEADING supplier of mooring and rigging equipment, Teho, has long had PSA as its key customer and enjoyed the shipping boom in Singapore ports.
Now it wants to extend its distribution network to Shanghai as the Chinese city rapidly gains importance as a shipping hub.
Its CEO, Mr Lim See Hoe, shares insights with NextInsight.
How to use our archives - and catch up on your reading
Written by The NextInsight Team
Saturday, 24 July 2010
Hey, it’s the weekend and if you are looking to catch up on your reading, we would like to highlight our archives. From time to time, we get asked: How to go back and locate some previously published story? Answer: Click on the archives button at the top left-hand corner. You can then search by the year of publication, and then by the name of the company. Enjoy!
'Model migrant', 21, turning heads in Shenzhen
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Saturday, 24 July 2010
Jing Li posing high above Shenzhen
JING LI has been working in Shenzhen with a modeling agency for the past two years, though she says she misses her native Hubei and would be back home with her family in a heartbeat if not for the superior career opportunities offered in this tropical metropolis.
However, the 21 year-old said a quick peek at her monthly paycheck helps her to forget homesickness, at least for a day or two. Read more...
SIJIA: HK-listed material maker riding PRC subsidy surge
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Friday, 23 July 2010
Sijia's 'inflatables' market share is nearly 30%
SIJIA GROUP Co Ltd (HK: 1863), a Chinese firm making reinforced polymer materials for everything from biogas tanks and membrane buildings to waterslides and inflatable boats, has top market share in China. Yesterday, the company management told analysts and journalists how the firm got to be No.1, and about its expansion strategy. Read more...
ANWELL in US$100 m deal to deliver Blu-ray Disc equipment
Written by Leong Chan Teik
Friday, 23 July 2010
ANWELL TECHNOLOGIES has inked a deal to deliver Blu-ray Disc manufacturing equipment worth potentially over US$100 million.
"We are beginning to reap the rewards for the substantial effort we have invested into developing cutting edge BD manufacturing solutions," said Mr Franky Fan (left), executive chairman & CEO of Anwell. Read more....
KEVIN SAYS: Hock Lian Seng, OKP possible beneficiaries of floods
Written by Kevin Scully (NRA Capital)
Friday, 23 July 2010
FLOODING IN Singapore which occured once in a "blue moon" in the past is now almost a weekly affair.......what does it mean for the stock market?
CHINA SHARES: Bargain hunters' last chance; new energy stocks afire
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Thursday, 22 July 2010
New energy stocks got a huge boost yesterday
CHINA'S A-SHARE markets, which fell by nearly 30% in the first half, have shown heavy volatility so far this month.
However, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has been crawling back of late and analysts say any new correction will offer the best near-term chance for bargain hunters, with investors advised to jump in at the sub-2,500 point level due to a big boost seen from new energy chips. Read more...
KEVIN SAYS: 'Adding Fuxing China to my Stock Picks....'
Written by Kevin Scully (NRA Capital)
Thursday, 22 July 2010
* It has net cash of about RMB595mn or about S$0.15 to S$0.16 per share (higher than the current share price;
* the price target in our report is S$0.28 - which offers upside of about 100%. Read more...
SINO GRANDNESS: Top exporter of canned asparagus, long beans, mushrooms
Written by Sim Kih
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Sino Grandness cans asparagus for housebrands of large food retailers like Walmart and Lidl.
SINO GRANDNESS, whose stock has jumped 50% in the last six weeks, is set for earnings growth over the next 12 months due to a strong product pipeline.
Its 1H10 earnings, to be announced in mid Aug, will reflect herbal drinks sales, in addition to only canned foods for 1H09.
2H10 earnings will reflect fruit juice, herbal drinks, and canned foods sales.Read more…
HOCK LIAN SENG, OSIM: What analysts say now....
Written by The NextInsight Team
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
HOCK LIAN SENG, one of only two major local players in constructing MRT lines, was up 1.5 cents, or 5.7%, this morning after Kim Eng Securities highlighted that it has $156.2 m net cash compared to its market cap of $135 million.
Meanwhile, Macquarie Equities Research has a target price of $1.50 for Osim.
CIMB says again ‘it’s a tech year’ – and highlights positive news from tech companies and those whose stock performance have lagged behind.
Away from tech, there is the zipper industry – not too techie but NRA Capital has initiated coverage of Fuxing China with a ‘strong buy’. Fuxing is trading at below net cash per share of 16 cents.
CHINA/HK SHARES: A-shares rebound, flirt with 2,500 level
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Monday, 19 July 2010
Bright Dairy's Shanghai-listed shares rose by daily 10% limit
CHINA SHARES got off to a flying start this week, closing up 2.11% with the benchmark Shanghai Composite finishing at 2,475.42, within sight of the psychologically significant 2,500 level. Shares were boosted by a lower-than-expected June CPI figure.
Shares in Hong Kong did not share the enthusiasm of the mainland, with the Hang Seng Index skidding 0.79% today to 20,090.95. Read more...
SINGAPORE: Banks back in vogue?
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Monday, 19 July 2010
Cyclical Buy? Banks are in favor
ARE LISTED banks in Singapore the safest havens for now? A piece in the PRC press seems to think so.
The Singapore exchange lost 1.8% in the first half, and while that is much better than China’s capital market which has fallen nearly 30% so far this year, the Singapore Stock Exchange has still managed to exhibit the worst performance in Southeast Asia over the period. Read more...
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FUXING CHINA GROUP is in the non-sexy business of manufacturing zippers – and it has been the subject of a series of positive analyst reports. 
Hey, it’s the weekend and if you are looking to catch up on your reading, we would like to highlight our archives. From time to time, we get asked: How to go back and locate some previously published story? Answer: Click on the archives button at the top left-hand corner. You can then search by the year of publication, and then by the name of the company. Enjoy! 
ANWELL TECHNOLOGIES has inked a deal to deliver Blu-ray Disc manufacturing equipment worth potentially over US$100 million.
FLOODING IN Singapore which occured once in a "blue moon" in the past is now almost a weekly affair.......what does it mean for
HOCK LIAN SENG, one of only two major local players in constructing MRT lines, was up 1.5 cents, or 5.7%, this morning after Kim Eng Securities highlighted that it has $156.2 m net cash compared to its market cap of $135 million.
NOMURA SINGAPORE has reiterated its ‘buy’ call on Biosensors and target price of $1.20, representing about 40% upside for the stock.
CIMB says again ‘i
