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Read this article on Fu Yu' s CEO...wonder why wasn' t AEM' s former CEO fired too for so commiting so many mistakes.....only god knows...AEM is one stock to stay clear until all the nonsense is cleared up....one fine day they will announce more worms under the carpet and investors go like...what?
Newly-configured board of Fu Yu Corp fires CEO Seow for ' gross default and misconduct'
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/company-news/newly-configured-board-fu-yu-corp-fires-ceo-seow-gross-default-and-misconduct |
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Professor001 ( Date: 02-Nov-2025 07:55) Posted:
TH does not get it right all the time. On hindsight, TH' s investment in AEM in 2021 and 2022 was ill-timed. Subsequently, as its share price tanked, TH was smart not to throw good money after the bad for the past 3 years.
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Sgvale ( Date: 28-Oct-2025 20:19) Posted:
No. So many chasing for debts.
Newcomer19707016 ( Date: 28-Oct-2025 19:43) Posted:
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Newcomer19707016 ( Date: 28-Oct-2025 19:43) Posted:
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how on earth did he manage to get the job, after stirring up so many troubles with AEM, almost making it a dollar stock
EWING, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Universal Display Corporation (Nasdaq: OLED) (UDC), enabling energy-efficient displays and lighting with its UniversalPHOLED® technology and materials, today announced that Chandran Nair has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of our newly formed subsidiary, which will be headquartered in Singapore and responsible for UDC&rsquo s OVJP operations, effective December 2, 2024.
Mr. Nair brings extensive leadership experience of more than 26 years, together with his established operational expertise in global technology and equipment companies across Asia, Europe and the United States, to lead the next phase for OVJP (organic vapor jet printing). Previously, Mr. Nair was President & Chief Executive Officer at AEM Holdings, a Singaporean multinational technology company. Prior to joining AEM, Mr. Nair was President of the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Business Unit at ST Engineering and before that, he was Managing Director and Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Asia Pacific (APAC) at National Instruments (NI). During his tenure at NI, Mr. Nair was responsible for the successful expansion of its business throughout the APAC region to customers in a variety of major industries. Mr. Nair holds Master&rsquo s degrees in Mathematics from Arizona State University and Bangalore University, and a Bachelor of Science in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics from Christ College, Bangalore University.
aragosta ( Date: 07-Oct-2025 11:48) Posted:
As I said, Temasek holds the key to future of AEM, and there may be hidden agenda planned for them..... According to black market sources, PM Lawrence Wong amd PM Modi, made a special visit to AEM' s facilities late last year, and top executives from Temasek including the man with the Midas touch, Mr Gupta visited the company some time this year..... Is there something the black market knows, we yet to know? Why the sudden great interest in AEM?...... slowly, maybe I will get the pieces of the puzzle, and maybe I' ll post them here..... meanwhile this is what I received from the gangsters' whatschat.......
Temasek first decided to invest in AEM Holdings in August 2021. Specifically, AEM announced on 6 August 2021, that it had entered a subscription agreement with Temasek to raise S$103.1 million through a private placement. Temasek became AEM' s largest shareholder through this initial private placement and subsequently increased its stake through open market purchases:
https://sgwealthbuilder.com/2022/04/20/aem-share-price-in-holy-grail-with-temasek/
https://links.sgx.com/FileOpen/Press%20Release.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=677616
- The initial investment: Private placement at $3.8477
- In August 2021, Temasek' s indirect subsidiary, Venezio Investments, first became AEM' s shareholder by participating in a private placement.
- Temasek paid S$103.1 million for 26.8 million new shares at an issue price of S$3.8477per share.
- This was a negotiated price, representing a discount to the market price at the time (imagine the market price of AEM at that time!), to reflect the large volume of shares being purchased directly from the company.
- This initial stake represented 9.5% of AEM' s total issued shares at that time, making Temasek the largest shareholder. (Is you go through AEM' s website, or SGX' s subsequent announcements, and wonder, how come Temasek' s stake in terms of percentage thereafter dropped? It' s because of the increase in issued shares)
2. Subsequent purchases: Open market acquisitions at varying prices
- After the initial private placement, Temasek continued to buy additional shares directly from the market through its subsidiary, Venezio Investments to steadily increase its stake.
- These market purchases happened at the prevailing market price on the day of the transaction.
- By 7 March 2022, its stake had risen to 10.29%, and by 14 April 2022, it was reported as 12.08%. According to reported media data, as at 31 March 2025, Temasek holds 12.40% of AEM' s shares, or approximately 39,012, 500 shares.
- Black market gangsters believe that in time to come, Temasek will resume increasing in its stake in AEM. As I noted, the AI connection is going to be a big issue. Forget the legal problems. It' s not as if the people in Temasek under Pillay and Gupta did not do due diligence. Small matter according to the confident mafia.
Some of the specific, publicly reported open market purchases made by Temasek
25 November 2021
- Total shares purchased: 443,700
- Average price: S$5.067 per share.
- Total outlay: S$2,248,316.00
29 November 2021
- Total shares purchased: 130,000
- Average price: S$5.038. per share.
- Total outlay: S$654,979.00
7 March 2022
- Total shares purchased: 1,416,900
- Average price: $3.9858 per share.
- Total outlay: S$5,647,480.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 10.29%.
14 March 2022
- Total shares purchased: 293,600
- Average price: S$4.172 per share.
- Total outlay: S$1,224,928.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 11.08%.
7 April 2022
- Total shares purchased: 344,100.
- Average price: S$4.74 per share.
- Total outlay: S$1,631,206.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 12.03%.
12 April 2022
- Total shares purchased: 403,100
- Average price: S$4.7883 per share.
- Total outlay: S$$1,930,163.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 12.08%.
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tangsookiam1947 ( Date: 27-Oct-2025 23:06) Posted:
these few days should cross $10....dydd...
MrBear12 ( Date: 27-Oct-2025 21:25) Posted:
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aragosta ( Date: 07-Oct-2025 11:48) Posted:
As I said, Temasek holds the key to future of AEM, and there may be hidden agenda planned for them..... According to black market sources, PM Lawrence Wong amd PM Modi, made a special visit to AEM' s facilities late last year, and top executives from Temasek including the man with the Midas touch, Mr Gupta visited the company some time this year..... Is there something the black market knows, we yet to know? Why the sudden great interest in AEM?...... slowly, maybe I will get the pieces of the puzzle, and maybe I' ll post them here..... meanwhile this is what I received from the gangsters' whatschat.......
Temasek first decided to invest in AEM Holdings in August 2021. Specifically, AEM announced on 6 August 2021, that it had entered a subscription agreement with Temasek to raise S$103.1 million through a private placement. Temasek became AEM' s largest shareholder through this initial private placement and subsequently increased its stake through open market purchases:
https://sgwealthbuilder.com/2022/04/20/aem-share-price-in-holy-grail-with-temasek/
https://links.sgx.com/FileOpen/Press%20Release.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=677616
- The initial investment: Private placement at $3.8477
- In August 2021, Temasek' s indirect subsidiary, Venezio Investments, first became AEM' s shareholder by participating in a private placement.
- Temasek paid S$103.1 million for 26.8 million new shares at an issue price of S$3.8477per share.
- This was a negotiated price, representing a discount to the market price at the time (imagine the market price of AEM at that time!), to reflect the large volume of shares being purchased directly from the company.
- This initial stake represented 9.5% of AEM' s total issued shares at that time, making Temasek the largest shareholder. (Is you go through AEM' s website, or SGX' s subsequent announcements, and wonder, how come Temasek' s stake in terms of percentage thereafter dropped? It' s because of the increase in issued shares)
2. Subsequent purchases: Open market acquisitions at varying prices
- After the initial private placement, Temasek continued to buy additional shares directly from the market through its subsidiary, Venezio Investments to steadily increase its stake.
- These market purchases happened at the prevailing market price on the day of the transaction.
- By 7 March 2022, its stake had risen to 10.29%, and by 14 April 2022, it was reported as 12.08%. According to reported media data, as at 31 March 2025, Temasek holds 12.40% of AEM' s shares, or approximately 39,012, 500 shares.
- Black market gangsters believe that in time to come, Temasek will resume increasing in its stake in AEM. As I noted, the AI connection is going to be a big issue. Forget the legal problems. It' s not as if the people in Temasek under Pillay and Gupta did not do due diligence. Small matter according to the confident mafia.
Some of the specific, publicly reported open market purchases made by Temasek
25 November 2021
- Total shares purchased: 443,700
- Average price: S$5.067 per share.
- Total outlay: S$2,248,316.00
29 November 2021
- Total shares purchased: 130,000
- Average price: S$5.038. per share.
- Total outlay: S$654,979.00
7 March 2022
- Total shares purchased: 1,416,900
- Average price: $3.9858 per share.
- Total outlay: S$5,647,480.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 10.29%.
14 March 2022
- Total shares purchased: 293,600
- Average price: S$4.172 per share.
- Total outlay: S$1,224,928.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 11.08%.
7 April 2022
- Total shares purchased: 344,100.
- Average price: S$4.74 per share.
- Total outlay: S$1,631,206.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 12.03%.
12 April 2022
- Total shares purchased: 403,100
- Average price: S$4.7883 per share.
- Total outlay: S$$1,930,163.00
- Change in interest in AEM: Temasek' s total stake increased to 12.08%.
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huattuatua ( Date: 28-Oct-2025 09:24) Posted:
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many r q-ing and waiting 2 sell and unload...look at the massive vol at 3.28
not shocking as people lost hope in this bus co
Alignment ( Date: 22-Oct-2025 11:18) Posted:
All I' m saying is that companies should always consider when looking at a project whether there are better uses of capital than what they are considering. And in doing so for instance share buybacks/special dividends should always be in the mix. If the best option for capital within the company is a low margin low return on capital investment then the capital is better off paid back to shareholders.
tongphlp ( Date: 22-Oct-2025 09:06) Posted:
SBS transit price is trending down and there' s no positive news to move it up after losing the last tender bid
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vicloo ( Date: 27-Oct-2025 17:11) Posted:
Same answer from management will come soon, i.e. those affected units (pte ltd companies) will be winded up, MM2 asia listed firm survived haha.
tongphlp ( Date: 27-Oct-2025 16:29) Posted:
| this time really BBQ liao.. |
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this time really BBQ liao...
Joelton ( Date: 24-Oct-2025 11:43) Posted:
Standard Chartered issues payment demand to mm2 Asia units over S$905,000 debt
The latest demand adds to mm2&rsquo s mounting financial troubles
[SINGAPORE] Standard Chartered has issued letters of demand to two associated companies of entertainment group mm2 Asia, seeking repayment of S$905,582.87 by Thursday (Oct 23).
The letters, dated Oct 16, were addressed to mm Connect and Cathay Cineplexes, for which mm2 Asia acted as guarantor.
Cathay Cineplexes ceased operations in September after entering voluntary liquidation.
In a bourse filing on Thursday night, mm2 said it is seeking legal advice and will continue to monitor the situation closely.
The latest demand adds to mm2&rsquo s mounting financial troubles. In September, the group disclosed that its Malaysian subsidiaries had received multiple payment demands.
Earlier in August, mm2 said it had received eight letters of demand totalling S$17.6 million but maintained then that it could continue as a going concern.
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Delvyss ( Date: 27-Oct-2025 12:28) Posted:
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SBS transit price is trending down and there' s no positive news to move it up after losing the last tender bid
Alignment ( Date: 03-Oct-2025 20:39) Posted:
It also depends on how much capital is required to generate these margins, and what the best use alternative for the capital is.
tongphlp ( Date: 03-Oct-2025 13:22) Posted:
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LoudShout ( Date: 22-Oct-2025 08:32) Posted:
" Head I win, Tail you lose"
tongphlp ( Date: 21-Oct-2025 10:58) Posted:
| yes, for those involved, should be made to payback the losse |
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yes, for those involved, should be made to payback the losses
LoudShout ( Date: 17-Oct-2025 10:42) Posted:
slow descent ...
When the Co paid the arbitration settlement of USk20 million, I posted that the Co should claw back all share options, performance bonus awarded to those who were involved in the decision to buy Lattice.
This time, if the Co loses the Case, then the the clawback should be enforced...and also, time to exit those responsible for this sad crippling saga.
beng1102 ( Date: 17-Oct-2025 10:21) Posted:
| No hurry to buy! So far short selling is not accelerating, strange! Any further bad news could be very bad say down 10-30% |
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now i better make friends with karang guni better....maybe got more money...
Professor001 ( Date: 14-Oct-2025 22:03) Posted:
Let me correct myself. The exhibits are articles, and there are a total of 10 exhibits, as indicated in the case file that I managed to retrieve.
Advantest
Exhibit A US00000011674999B220230613 &lsquo U.S. Patent No. 11,674,999
Exhibit B US00000012320841B220250603 &lsquo U.S. Patent No. 12,320,841
AEM
Exhibit C US00000012013432B120240618
Exhibit D US00000012085609B120240910
Exhibit E &ndash US patent application no. 18/797,339
Exhibit F US00000012000885B120240604
Exhibit G patentsgazette.uspto.gov/week12/OG/html/1532-4/US12259428-20250325.html
Exhibit H &ndash US patent application no. 19/058,629
Advantest
Exhibit I &ndash U.S. Patent No. 11,674,999 - Infringement Allegations
Complaint analysis | 3:25-cv-02604 | Advantest Test Solutions Inc v. Aem Holdings Ltd | Ex Parte
Exhibit J &ndash U.S. Patent No. 12,320,841 - Infringement Allegations
Complaint analysis | 3:25-cv-02604 | Advantest Test Solutions Inc v. Aem Holdings Ltd | Ex Parte
LoudShout ( Date: 07-Oct-2025 08:57) Posted:
| Professor, can you share the link of the 11 exhibits? Thank |
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Joelton ( Date: 27-Sep-2025 11:28) Posted:
Wilmar maintains profit expectations CEO scoops up S$2.7 million of shares as stock falls
Company expects a loss in Q3, but full-year results to remain profitable
[SINGAPORE] Despite a verdict from the Indonesian Supreme Court requiring Wilmar International to pay five billion rupiah (S$387,047) worth of fines and a compensation of 11.9 trillion rupiah on corruption charges, the Singapore-based palm oil company has maintained its expectations of a full-year profit.
This comes as Kuok Khoon Hong, chairman and chief executive of the company, scooped up S$2.7 million worth of shares through entities linked to him on Friday (Sep 26).
In an announcement on Friday, Wilmar said that it expects to post a net loss for its third quarter ending Sep 30, following penalties imposed by the court. In addition to the 11.9 trillion rupiah confiscated by Indonesia&rsquo s Attorney-General&rsquo s Office, five Wilmar subsidiaries charged &ndash namely Multimas Nabati Asahan, Multi Nabati Sulawesi, Sinar Alam Permai, Wilmar Bioenergi Indonesia and Wilmar Nabati Indonesia &ndash will be required to pay a fine of one billion rupiah each.
However, the company still expects to turn a profit for the full year ending Dec 31, it noted.
A separate filing by the company on Friday revealed that three entities &ndash HPRY Holdings Ltd, Longhlin Asia Ltd and Hong Lee Holdings &ndash had each acquired shares at S$2.838 apiece, amounting to a total of 945,200 shares worth S$2.7 million.
Kuok is deemed an interested party in these entities. The acquisition thus means that the Singaporean now holds more than 896 million shares, or a 14.4 per cent stake in Wilmar.
After the court&rsquo s announcement on Thursday, Wilmar&rsquo s shares dropped as much as 3.8 per cent to S$2.78 in intra-day trading on Friday &ndash the stock&rsquo s lowest price since January 2016.
Indonesia&rsquo s Supreme Court had overturned the company&rsquo s previous acquittal in a graft case involving cooking oil export permits during the 2021-2022 shortage crisis.
Wilmar, along with two Indonesian palm oil companies Permata Hijau and Musim Mas, had been accused of illegally profiting from the evasion of state-imposed export controls on cooking oil and palm oil.
Wilmar found guilty of corruption as Indonesia&rsquo s Supreme Court overturns previous acquittal
The company noted that it regrets, but respects, the court&rsquo s decision. &ldquo The actions taken by the Wilmar respondents, during the period of a shortage of cooking oil in the Indonesian market, were done in compliance with prevailing regulations and in good faith,&rdquo said Wilmar.
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my feel is that AEM is not out of the woods yet....wouldn' t be surprised if the spring another surprise, one after another...like what Loudshout commented, numerous errors..
beng1102 ( Date: 07-Oct-2025 15:03) Posted:
Very surprised that it is strong now. Maybe the announcement yesterday was a insider trick to create chance to buy today. This share has many insider.
tongphlp ( Date: 07-Oct-2025 14:53) Posted:
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LoudShout ( Date: 07-Oct-2025 11:00) Posted:
Very disappointed on this recent legal suit. Of course as in the past, the Co will deny it.
We were taking the Co has put behind its messy periods - stock record errors, new system migration error, settlement of US$20 million with advantage ..
Let say, even the revised guidance on its revenue whic the Co is sticking by, is nothing to crow. If it loses the legal suit which will drag managment time which could be better utilised,
may hit the bottomline manifolds of its current revised revenue and estimated net profits.
Maybe, as Tong rightly pointed out, there may be more to it to the previous CEO' s retirement.
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first things first, SBST is not reliable, how to be able to transform and adapt?
Joint News Release by the Land Transport Authority (LTA), SMRT & SBS Transit - Rail Reliability Taskforce Appoints Independent Advisory Panel
News Releases 06 Oct 2025
The Rail Reliability Taskforce [1] has appointed a five-member Independent Advisory Panel (IAP) to provide strategic guidance, technical expertise and insights to support the Taskforce&rsquo s efforts in enhancing Singapore' s rail network reliability.
2. The panel comprises seasoned leaders who have held key engineering and management roles in the rail sector around the world. Their combined experience covers critical areas such as the operations, management, and maintenance of core rail systems &ndash expertise essential to ensuring a safe, efficient and reliable rail network. The five members are:
i. Ir Dr Tony Lee Kar Yun, with extensive experience in rolling stock, operations and maintenance
ii. Mr Patrick Bauchart, with a specialty in signalling and transport technology
iii. Dr Cai Chang Jun, with expertise in operations and maintenance
iv. Professor Tsay Huel-Sheng, with expertise in operations and maintenance
v. Mr Kon Shinichiro, with a specialty in power supply systems
kepoh88 ( Date: 03-Oct-2025 21:36) Posted:
if SBS didn' t chenage how they operates,soon they will be changed.
Better fast to reform , tie-up with BYD busses ,use electric bus rather tha the noisy and polition
prone busses..
Alignment ( Date: 03-Oct-2025 20:39) Posted:
It also depends on how much capital is required to generate these margins, and what the best use alternative for the capital is.
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