New Nanofilm CEO Gary Ho intends to build 'specialised teams' to grow its business units
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SHARES of Nanofilm Technologies International MZH closed at their lowest point this year on Oct 13 - the day before Gary Ho was named the next chief executive.
The company, which specialises in nanotechnology solutions such as coatings for premium consumer electronics, has taken a beating this year, after investor confidence was shaken by management changes and financials that disappointed.
From a high of S$6.53 on Jul 26, shares of Nanofilm fell to S$4.25 on Aug 16 following its results announcements. They have yet to rebound, closing at S$3.96, on Tuesday (Dec 7).
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