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Let the gory begin
$AEM(AWX.SI)
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https://sgwealthbuilder.com/2026/05/19/aem-share-price-fulfilled-its-d...
&zwnj AEM shares price is starting to show sign of correcting. Could it be the work of shortsellers or big boys cashing out? I have sold at $10 before. So the opportunities are there to buy on the dip. Question now is how low can it go?
&zwnj AEM shares have retraced lately from their record high of $10.60 to sit around $8.80. Although I exited this counter at $10.30, I do not think the share price has peaked yet. I am still of the view that the stock is worth at least $10. This was my view back in 2020 and 2023, and it remains unchanged.
&zwnj In fact, the hypersonic form of AEM&rsquo s share price led to a slew of analysts scrambling to upgrade their target prices, with CGS International setting an astonishing $10.15 target and DBS setting a target of $11.80.
&zwnj My view is that AEM&rsquo s share price should return to its blistering form in June before the release of its 1HFY2026 results. That will be a baptism of fire for AEM, as the revenue ramps from its two AI/HPC customers will finally be unveiled. For 1QFY2026, revenue increased 35.8% year-on-year to hit $116.9 million, while net profit skyrocketed 329% to smash past $14.3 million. Traditionally, the first quarter is the slowest for AEM. Therefore, I expect the subsequent quarters to be spectacular in terms of both revenue and net profit.
 
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AEM, Top Glove, UIBREIT and PC Partner included in iEdge Singapore Next 50 following latest quarterly review
 
The Edge SingaporeMon, Jun 08, 2026 &bull 08:47 PM GMT+08 &bull     &bull 2 min read
 
AEM Holdings, Top Glove Corp, UI Boustead REIT and PC Partner Group have been included in the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Indices, following the latest quarterly balancing review.
These four companies displaced the following four companies: Singapore Post, Digital Core REIT, Wee Hur Holdings and China Sunsine Chemical Holdings.
The same changes were made to both variants of the iEdge Singapore Next 50, introduced by the Singapore Exchange to lift interest in companies outside the 30 Straits Times Index component stocks.
 
The two variants are: iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index and the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Liquidity Weighted Index.
The changes will take effect on June 22. The next review will take place in September.
SGX says that technology is becoming structurally significant within the index.
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c how it plays out tomorrow
Battle123 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 21:27) Posted:
So will affect tis counter price ??
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first things first, SP needs to sort out both their internal and external challenges
spore1 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 12:20) Posted:
| SingPost has unveiled its S$30 million automated parcel sortation facility, a touted competitive advantage at its regional e-commerce logistics hub in Tampines. Comprising a 3D sorter and an intelligent flexi sorter. |
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that' s the type of chickens I like too bro...
wavehunter ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 15:56) Posted:
This chicken is too heavy.
1 lot cost more than $9000.
For meaningful chicken run, I like to do 10 lots for fast in fast out.
1 ct is $100.
5 cts is $500.
10 cts is $1000.
But to catch a 9-kg chicken and run with it will require a trading capital of $90,000.
Cannot lah. Peng san man.    
spore1 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 14:12) Posted:
| You are not considering chicken run . |
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Strong support at 8.9
tongphlp ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 13:58) Posted:
looking at today' s price movement, best to stay out
LexLut88 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 13:16) Posted:
3 director sell some at close to the peak . If below $9 , what is next ? $8.5 or $8.2 ? 😭 😭 😭
we are here just for discussion . Some wants up some want to buy back at Lower price . Let' s try not to do individual attack pls . 
let' s make this forum a coffee section casual chit chat ya .  |
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when market sentiment is down, W goes up..
Alignment ( Date: 06-Jun-2026 21:29) Posted:
Yes the history of problems means the market is wary even when things took to be going well, so there is a discount applied which will remain until there is a long period of no surprises.
tongphlp ( Date: 04-Jun-2026 15:58) Posted:
no wonder there' s no SBB to support price even when the price dived to 3.17.
Loss of confidence with the legal troubles and lawsuits..
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looking at today' s price movement, best to stay out
LexLut88 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 13:16) Posted:
3 director sell some at close to the peak . If below $9 , what is next ? $8.5 or $8.2 ? 😭 😭 😭
we are here just for discussion . Some wants up some want to buy back at Lower price . Let' s try not to do individual attack pls . 
let' s make this forum a coffee section casual chit chat ya .  |
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no eyes see
TraderBen ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 13:44) Posted:
Dropping Liao. Tonight bad CPi data will lead to another round of selloff
Taylor ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 11:44) Posted:
| Congratulations 👏
Ah Moh hse like this stages
COMING 🛬
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not looking good
cobrajr ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 12:02) Posted:
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most tech plays look weak
more sellers than buyers
height00 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 13:20) Posted:
Game over 
Stocky901 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 13:14) Posted:
| Can buy on dips.. pull-back is always a good opportunity to add.. good luck 🤞 |
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Key Buyback & AGM Updates:
- 2026 Mandate: Shareholders approved the renewal of the Share Purchase Mandate at the April 24, 2026 AGM. The mandate limits purchases to no more than 5% of the total issued shares. 
- Buyback Execution: Venture continues to actively execute market repurchases under its ongoing capital management program, which previously targeted a 10-million share buyback plan. 
- Capital Returns: Alongside the buybacks, shareholders approved a final dividend of 50 cents per share (bringing the FY2025 total to 80 cents per share), paid out on May 19, 2026. 
- Strategic Intent: Management cited that its strong cash position and zero-borrowing balance sheet allow the company to return value to investors via buybacks and dividends without compromising active growth initiatives. 
MambaFinancial89 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 10:14) Posted:
| Venture resumed its sharebuybacks yesterday (9/6/26) at $17.48. Its previous buyback was on 23/3/26 at $15.47. Perhaps this is an early sign which reinforces the management team' s confidence in the long-term future of the Company. In reference to the 1Q2026 quarterly business update published on SGXNet by the Company on 5/5/26, within the Outlook, the Company said, " Venture Group achieved a turnaround in our 1Q2026 financial performance, albeit with only a small year-on-year revenue increase, but one that is of signigicant importance. This is like new shoots sprouting in early spring. We expect these new shoots to grow in 2026." This bullish language is unusual from Venture as compared with previous quarterly business updates where management has historically been ultra conservative when commenting on the future. Combined with its significant warchest of a balance sheet, consistent profitability margins, an emphasis on shareholder returns with continued buybacks and a steady dividend (4.6% yield at today' s price of $17.55), it appears that the prospects are bright, at least over the medium term. DYODD.  |
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Bro Mamba, it should be on 3 Mar, not 23 Mar at the price of $15.40....which they purchased 14,800 shares
yesterday, they walloped 40,000 at a higher price...
Venture Corp repurchases 14,800 shares at $15.40 each in mandatory buy-back
The most recent buy-back lifted total repurchased shares to over 225,000 since program start.
Venture Corporation Limited repurchased 14,800 shares on 3 March under its existing share buy‑ back mandate, the company announced on SGXNet.
The shares were bought at an average price of $15.40 per share, for a total consideration of $228,261, including fees and duties.
Since the start of the program, Venture Corporation has repurchased a total of 225,500 shares, representing 0.0784% of the company&rsquo s issued shares excluding treasury shares.
The latest buy‑ back brings the company&rsquo s treasury shares to 1.34 million. Excluding treasury shares, the company said its total number of issued shares stood at 287.61 million.
The share buy‑ back program is part of Venture Corporation&rsquo s ongoing capital management strategy and is being conducted in compliance with the Singapore Exchange Listing Rules.
The company&rsquo s announcement was submitted by its company secretary and published on SGXNet.
MambaFinancial89 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 10:14) Posted:
| Venture resumed its sharebuybacks yesterday (9/6/26) at $17.48. Its previous buyback was on 23/3/26 at $15.47. Perhaps this is an early sign which reinforces the management team' s confidence in the long-term future of the Company. In reference to the 1Q2026 quarterly business update published on SGXNet by the Company on 5/5/26, within the Outlook, the Company said, " Venture Group achieved a turnaround in our 1Q2026 financial performance, albeit with only a small year-on-year revenue increase, but one that is of signigicant importance. This is like new shoots sprouting in early spring. We expect these new shoots to grow in 2026." This bullish language is unusual from Venture as compared with previous quarterly business updates where management has historically been ultra conservative when commenting on the future. Combined with its significant warchest of a balance sheet, consistent profitability margins, an emphasis on shareholder returns with continued buybacks and a steady dividend (4.6% yield at today' s price of $17.55), it appears that the prospects are bright, at least over the medium term. DYODD.  |
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goal....
gold...
kye_lin ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 10:24) Posted:
| June all go holiday and watch football. Low volume. Price will track down. Can be buying opportunity, if you dare.......... |
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yes, it' s been a long time since their last SBB...signs of good things to come, maybe?
MambaFinancial89 ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 10:14) Posted:
| Venture resumed its sharebuybacks yesterday (9/6/26) at $17.48. Its previous buyback was on 23/3/26 at $15.47. Perhaps this is an early sign which reinforces the management team' s confidence in the long-term future of the Company. In reference to the 1Q2026 quarterly business update published on SGXNet by the Company on 5/5/26, within the Outlook, the Company said, " Venture Group achieved a turnaround in our 1Q2026 financial performance, albeit with only a small year-on-year revenue increase, but one that is of signigicant importance. This is like new shoots sprouting in early spring. We expect these new shoots to grow in 2026." This bullish language is unusual from Venture as compared with previous quarterly business updates where management has historically been ultra conservative when commenting on the future. Combined with its significant warchest of a balance sheet, consistent profitability margins, an emphasis on shareholder returns with continued buybacks and a steady dividend (4.6% yield at today' s price of $17.55), it appears that the prospects are bright, at least over the medium term. DYODD.  |
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dead cat bounce?
pasttime ( Date: 09-Jun-2026 06:52) Posted:
the gov wanted to do good by providing food etc for the poor. but money no enough and
no good mind to do win win with business. so use robber tactics.
business will look for way to exit and new investment difficult to come as environment bad.
run. malaysis palm oil business may be better.
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when houses call for buy is so that they can sell...
caution
Joelton ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 09:41) Posted:
&lsquo Selldown unwarranted fundamentals intact&rsquo : UOBKH maintains &lsquo buy&rsquo on CSE Global following ID&rsquo s resignation
John Cheong and Heidi Mo from UOB Kay Hian are maintaining their &ldquo buy&rdquo call on CSE Global (SGX:544) despite the recent resignation of the company&rsquo s lead independent director, Tan Chian Khong.
In their June 9 report, both analysts pointed out that the stated reason for the resignation was due to &ldquo unresolved differences of views with regards to working with controlling shareholders&rdquo . No further details have been provided by the company or the departing director.
Tan was also chairman of the company&rsquo s audit and risk committee, and also the nominating committee. Since Tan&rsquo s resignation, the share price has dropped by around 20% to $1.33 as of June 9.
Cheong and Mo note that the key point that remained unanswered at CSE Global, which has been conducting a strategic review since February, was whether the differences relate to a specific transaction, strategic direction or engagement with major shareholders.
While they acknowledge the &ldquo governance gap&rdquo , Cheong and Mo are maintaining their investment thesis on CSE Global. &ldquo There are currently no operational or strategic changes being disclosed and 1QFY2026&rsquo s revenue grew 29% y-o-y to $265 million and order intake surged 75% y-o-y, suggesting business operational growth,&rdquo they add.
At the same time, Temasek subsidiary Helicionia Capital, which has been CSE Global&rsquo s major shareholder since 2015, has co-existed with the board for over a decade without any operational incident.
Having said so, the analysts point out that CSE Global is obligated to appoint a replacement lead independent director in a timely manner.
&ldquo A swift, high-calibre appointment would itself be a governance positive, and the reconstitution of the ARC and NC under new leadership would restore independent oversight,&rdquo the team explains.
Despite the resignation, there has been no change thus far to the overall capital allocation policy to CSE Global, which further reaffirms the analysts&rsquo investment thesis on the company.
That being said, they are keeping a close watch on any potential developments such as the pace and calibre of the lead independent director replacement, further board-level changes or any shift in capital allocation, which might signal a change in the intent of CSE Global&rsquo s controlling shareholder.
&ldquo In the absence of any such developments, we view the selldown as pricing in risks that are unsupported by current available facts,&rdquo the analysts state.
On the business front, 1HFY2026 will likely be a softer period y-o-y for CSE Global due to rising material costs, start-up costs for its new 241,000 sq ft electrification facility and closeouts of municipal projects in the renewables sector.
&ldquo 2HFY2026 should see a recovery as the new facility reaches steady-state, start-up costs normalise and the $716 million orderbook converts into revenue,&rdquo the team predicts.
As such, Cheong and Mo are keeping their &ldquo buy&rdquo call along with the same $1.79 target price, which is based on 29 times FY2027 P/E ratio, which is 2 standard deviations above its mean.
&ldquo This reflects CSE&rsquo s re-rating from its historical 15 times mean of its P/E ratio, driven by the data centre electrification narrative and strong order intake. We believe the premium is justified by the Amazon warrant relationship and its robust $716 million orderbook,&rdquo state the analysts.
&ldquo At $1.33, the stock trades at around 21 times FY2027 P/E ratio, a meaningful discount to our multiple and in our view, a level that underprices the data centre growth story. While governance continues to be an overhang, it is resolvable and the business fundamentals have not changed,&rdquo the team concludes.
As at 10.20am, shares of CSE Global are trading 1 cent lower, or down 0.75% at $1.32.
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Investors should know by next week.....
Consultation Paper on Introduction of New SGX Global Listing Board
Issue Date: 09 Jan 2026  Closing Date: 08 Feb 2026  Response Date: 30 Apr 2026
SGX RegCo to implement new listing rules for Global Listing Board
Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) will implement a new set of listing rules for the Global Listing Board (GLB), facilitating cross-border capital raising for companies and access to a wider range of listings for investors.
Broadly, the new listing rules:
(i)        Harmonise listing timelines and submission processes with those of Nasdaq
(ii)        Set minimum fundraising and market capitalisation admission requirements
(iii)        Facilitate retail participation by requiring a minimum share allocation to be made available through retail brokers and
(iv)        Require material disclosures in the U.S. to be released on SGXNet in a timely manner.
Subject to amendments to the Securities and Futures Act, as well as the issuance of the related regulations, the rules are expected to be effective in the middle of the year.
&ldquo The GLB was conceived in response to market feedback that companies &ndash especially growth-oriented companies with an Asian nexus &ndash want to tap the large, liquid pools of capital in the US while still being easily accessible to retail and institutional investors in their home markets. Retail and institutional investors based in this region, meanwhile, have a keen interest in homegrown names and would like to invest and trade these counters here,&rdquo said Tan Boon Gin, CEO of SGX RegCo.
&ldquo Our listing rules have thus been calibrated to meet the needs of both investors and issuers. We have focused on simplifying the dual-listing process while ensuring sufficient allocation to the Singapore market.&rdquo
To facilitate a simultaneous listing, for example, SGX RegCo has aligned the GLB&rsquo s approval timeline with that of Nasdaq&rsquo s such that issuers are expected to receive the eligibility-to-list letter shortly after Nasdaq grants its approval. SGX RegCo has in place arrangements with Nasdaq to ensure smooth coordination and regulatory cooperation.
Meanwhile, to ensure listings are of sufficient scale to attract institutional interest and liquidity, GLB listings will have to achieve a minimum market capitalisation of S$2 billion at listing. At least 15% of the fundraising for the IPO or S$75 million, whichever is higher, must be raised in Singapore.
To facilitate retail participation, retail brokers are expected to be allocated at least 5% in value of the Singapore tranche or S$50 million, whichever is lower. Any shortfall in demand may be reallocated.
The introduction of the GLB follows a partnership, announced in November 2025, between SGX Group and Nasdaq to provide a direct and harmonised pathway for companies to simultaneously list in the US and Singapore.
 
tongphlp ( Date: 10-Jun-2026 06:41) Posted:
Today' s BT:
SGX&rsquo s Global Listing Board needs a few strong listings right out the gate
A poor showing might attract comparisons between the bridge and the Spac initiative
 
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Today' s BT:
SGX&rsquo s Global Listing Board needs a few strong listings right out the gate
A poor showing might attract comparisons between the bridge and the Spac initiative
 
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tomorrow never comes.....if it keeps heading down..
Stocky901 ( Date: 09-Jun-2026 18:09) Posted:
Closing always sold down 5 pips.. yesterday from 130 to 125.. today from 125 to 120.. 🧐 .. tomorrow how ? 🧐
TraderBen ( Date: 09-Jun-2026 14:50) Posted:
| i think run 1st.. next month then come back and see.. by |
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