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It looks like small new business win does not excit the investors anymore, needs a more impactful factor to push up the price...... just my observation.
Joelton ( Date: 01-Dec-2025 13:06) Posted:
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Look like Christmas rally finish
Short sea's n alive
Short sea's n alive
Addvalue Technologies wins new orders worth US$2.8 million
Just on Nov 17, the company announced it won contracts worth US$3.6 million.
With the latest wins just announced, Addvalue' s order book has reached US$19.2 million.
Nonetheless, it expects these new orders to be " substantially fulfilled" in the coming year, to have a " material positive" impact on its coming financial year.
Space orders 2.8m
True, I guess whole market is down..... hopefully, it will rebound....
TA_Expert ( Date: 24-Nov-2025 01:10) Posted:
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It also sold down.
penguinn ( Date: 17-Nov-2025 15:40) Posted:
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Looking good amid sea of red in other pennies.
Well Done!!!
whylikethat ( Date: 17-Nov-2025 10:26) Posted:
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Addvalue Technologies (SGX: A31) ? A Stock to Watch! The company continues to deliver consistent profitability and a robust order pipeline, supported by its strategic role in the Singapore ? China Green & Digital Shipping Corridor. Its maritime satellite IoT solutions place it at the forefront of a fast-growing sector. Analysts suggest a near-term target of S$0.05 ? S$0.055, with long-term upside potential toward S$0.07 ? S$0.08. With strong fundamentals, expanding market opportunities, and positive momentum, Addvalue Technologies is shaping up as a compelling growth story on the SGX.
Addvalue Technologies wins new orders of US$3.6 million
Addvalue Technologies' total order book is now US$17.5 million.
The latest orders are for its for the supply of multiple intersatellite data relay system (IDRS) terminals, come from two existing clients, one from America and another Europe, either to fulfill or multiply their constellations.
Addvalue expects to " substantially" fulfill these orders within the next 12 months and such orders will have a material positive impact on its next financial year.
Addvalue Technologies&rsquo 1HFY2026 earnings surge by 38 times to US$2 mil
Addvalue Technologies has reported earnings of US$1.98 million ($2.6 million) for the 1HFY2026 ended Sept 30, some 38 times higher than earnings of US$52,000 in the corresponding period the year before.
Earnings per share (EPS) stood at 0.06 US cents, up from 0.01 US cents previously.
Revenue was up by 54% y-o-y to US$8.8 million, as revenue for the company&rsquo s advanced digital ratio (ADR) and space connectivity businesses surged to US$5 million and US$3.2 million, from US$2.8 million and US$1.9 million respectively. This was offset by lower revenue from the satcom connectivity (STC) and strategic design business (SDS), which stood at US$80,000 and US$445,000, down from US$114,000 and US$769,000 respectively.
&ldquo Our ADR-related business dominated the revenue in 1HFY2026 as the business continues to gain traction in the market that it trades in. On the other hand, SPC-related business showed improvement with its delivery following closely to our customers&rsquo schedule for the period under review,&rdquo says Addvalue.
During the period, revenue from Asia Pacific (APAC) and the US rose to US$6.9 million and US$1.7 million from US$4.2 million and US$1.2 million respectively. Revenue from Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), however, fell to US$97,000 from US$368,000.
In the six months, gross profit up by 64% y-o-y to US$4.5 million as gross profit margin stood at 52%, up from 48% in the 1HFY2025. The higher gross profit margin was attributed to the product mix of the sales for the period under review.
Selling and distribution expenses by 6% y-o-y to US$426,000 due to an increase in marketing expenses as well as increase in travelling and exhibitions costs in tandem with the increased revenue. Administrative expenses were also up by 15.9% y-o-y to US$1.82 million mainly due to US$70,000 in corporate expenses to support the exercise of the company&rsquo s convertible loan notes, its detachable warrants, redeemable convertible bonds, as well as an increase in salaries and other personnel-related expense
Other operating income rose to US$825,000, 3.4 times higher than US$241,000 in the same period the year before, mainly from the reversal of provision for materials and setup cost for project and gain on liquidation of subsidiary.
Finance expenses fell to US$190,000 from US$313,000 previously due to lower borrowing costs and reversal of late penalty interest provision.
As at Sept 30, cash and cash equivalents stood at US$4.2 million, up from US$587,000 from Sept 30, 2024.
Of course not. It is played by the syndicates.
Buy with cautious. Don' t be the last guy holding the baby.
Buy with cautious. Don' t be the last guy holding the baby.
Trainner ( Date: 04-Nov-2025 11:13) Posted:
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When the price starts to run then post again.😊
Trainner ( Date: 04-Nov-2025 11:13) Posted:
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Why the market is not excited with the new business potential?
whylikethat ( Date: 04-Nov-2025 10:22) Posted:
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The recent agreement between Singapore and China to establish a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor could positively impact Addvalue Technologies (SGX: A31).
Objective : Advance decarbonization and improve port and supply chain efficiency through digital and green technologies.
Scope : Development of supporting technologies, infrastructure, and standards in collaboration with the maritime industry.
Addvalue Technologies specializes in satellite communication systems, including its Inter-Satellite Data Relay System (IDRS) terminals. The establishment of a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor aligns with Addvalue's expertise in providing communication solutions for maritime applications. This alignment could lead to increased demand for Addvalue's products and services in the maritime sector, particularly in the context of digital and green initiatives.
The announcement of the corridor has generated positive sentiment in the market, particularly among companies involved in maritime technology and digital solutions.
If Addvalue Technologies can leverage this opportunity, it may experience increased investor interest, potentially leading to a rise in its stock price.
Now at 40. Support at 38. Once broken, game over.
No more watch list!
Singapore Exchange (SGX) will no longer keep a financial watch list, and will engage privately with companies instead of issuing public trading queries as part of efforts to move towards a more transparent, disclosure-based regime.
These new measures, among others, were announced by the Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) after the market closed on Oct 29, and come after the exchange?s regulatory arm first proposed adopting a less prescriptive regime in May.
The new approach will enable companies to make their own disclosure decisions as long as they fully disclose material information to investors.
Pump and pump by the syndicates, followed by dumping.
Retail investors enters with cautious.
Retail investors enters with cautious.
Addvalue Technologies has a more direct role in the initiative, making it more likely to benefit from government and industry adoption.
Global Invacom may still see some upside, but its impact is more indirect, so Addvalue is considered the stronger play for this particular news.
whylikethat ( Date: 30-Oct-2025 09:21) Posted:
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Based on the nature of the Singapore?China Green Digital Shipping Corridor, Addvalue Technologies (A31) likely has a better edge over Global Invacom (G8H).
whylikethat ( Date: 26-Oct-2025 12:26) Posted:
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