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ISDN looks to the East as supply chain shifts create new opportunities

Teo Cher Koon, president and managing director of ISDN Holdings, believes the worst of the semiconductor downturn is over, as the second half of FY2023 had shown sequential recovery when compared to the first half.
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ISDN gathers wind in sails from industrial automation evolution, chip upcycle

ISDN anticipates demand in the China market and the South-east Asian semiconductor industry to recover.

Brokers’ take: CGS upgrades ISDN to ‘hold’ on demand rebound expectations

Most economists recognise that China’s gradual rebalancing to a more consumer-led economy can help to mitigate some of the headwinds and challenges it faces.

Cautious optimism for China’s steady recovery

ISDN Holdings' president, Teo Cher Koon. CGS-CIMB is upgrading its call on the stock back to "add" with the view that prospects have improved for the engineering solutions group.

Brokers’ take: CGS-CIMB upgrades ISDN back to ‘add’ on brighter prospects

The research house expects ISDN’s foreign exchange losses to rise, with the yuan weakening against the US dollar and Singapore dollar.

Brokers’ take: CGS-CIMB downgrades ISDN to ‘hold’ on expected profit decline

ISDN sees demand from Asian businesses seeking industrial automation to relieve labour wage pressure, advance manufacturing capabilities and reduce business risk.

ISDN posts 9% fall in H1 net profit to S$11.1 million

The company's statement on its decision to replace scrip dividends with cash was undersigned by the company's president Teo Cher Koon (above). He noted in the regulatory filing that the issue price of scrip dividend was below the average market price.

ISDN replaces scrip dividend with cash

ISDN H2 net profit rises to S$13.3m, proposes S$0.0145 final dividend

ISDN H2 net profit rises to S$13.3m, proposes S$0.0145 final dividend

ISDN Holdings Q3 net profit surges by 57% to S$8.6 million

ISDN Holdings Q3 net profit surges by 57% to S$8.6 million