AEM expects AI supercycle to lift its fortunes
The group aims to tap the ability of local engineers to quickly customise and adapt solutions to customers’ needs
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AS SHE entered AEM Holdings’ seven-storey office in Serangoon North for the first time, chief executive Amy Leong said she was impressed that it felt like that of a global company, rather than just a local outfit.
“We have so many engineering centres, not only in Singapore but also in the US and Europe. Being a global company really creates differentiation for us, and we’re very unique in this space,” she said.
Leong took over on Jul 1 this year from chief executive Chandran Nair, who left the company to “pursue other interests”. She has more than 20 years of experience in the semiconductor test equipment space.
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