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muifan Supreme	23-Apr-2026 16:22        muifan About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Take the leap of faith dont regret 20 years later!"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Got switch on la ? today Angmoh become sellers lol SmallSmall      ( Date: 23-Apr-2026 16:18) Posted: $0.86 is a good entry level. Then wait for the ang mo algo to do the job. Today Algo never switch on I think ..... SmallSmall      ( Date: 23-Apr-2026 10:25) Posted: This one will the next to breach $1. Placement to few funds. Another new kid on the block . Next nanofilm
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SmallSmall Supreme	23-Apr-2026 16:18        SmallSmall About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	$0.86 is a good entry level. Then wait for the ang mo algo to do the job. Today Algo never switch on I think ..... SmallSmall      ( Date: 23-Apr-2026 10:25) Posted: This one will the next to breach $1. Placement to few funds. Another new kid on the block . Next nanofilm
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SmallSmall Supreme	23-Apr-2026 10:25        SmallSmall About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This one will the next to breach $1. Placement to few funds. Another new kid on the block . Next nanofilm
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cmengchan Senior	18-Apr-2026 09:19        cmengchan About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Yes, agreed that part of the " PROFIT" is just paper profit and nothing is firm until it is realized (or sold for cash). I doubt he sold some holding for the sake of paper profit. It is still the CEO personal decision to use this opportunity to convert some of this " locked up" holdings into cash.  For appointment holders (such as CEO, CFO, etc) and substantial shareholders, it is not easy to sell such large number of shares in the market. I believe he has not sold any shares since his CEO appointment which is more than 10 years at least. So, he would need to do his own financial and retirement planning as he gets older (his age is 76 according to Google AI). However, I think overall it will help to increase the free float and trading liquidity of such listed companies so that the traded price will better reflect its fundamental value.  I have held on such low liquidity SGX " value counters" for years. These are usually classified as " value traps" and you have to be prepared to hold long term if you believe in the business, fairness to minority shareholders and management leadership capabilities.  Higher liquidity counters will usually trade closer with less discount to NAV or business outlook. Iceycoke      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 23:13) Posted: Bro, your theory is not wrong. But I certainly beg to differ. Your calculation is based on today price. You think he cannot foresee what the share price will be in future? Come Monday, I am pretty sure it will hit $0.90. And you want to calculate his ?lost? profit? An example for you, he knows the business the most and he chose to sell when institutions are buying? Does it make sense to you? If you know how the industry works. Answer is very simple, everyone in the loop knows the potential of the company that includes us as well. Would you even think of selling away 100 shares knowing that the share price will be higher in future? You so in need of that mere amount of money? Think big just like a CEO. cmengchan      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 20:19) Posted: The way I look at it, the CEO actually gained by selling, so I don' t see it as " Stupid" .  If I do that Maths... He sold  6,150,000 shares at  S$0.6506.  Based on today' s closing price of $0.87 ($0.87 - $0.6506 = $0.2194 per share), he would have " LOST" some $1,349,310 in profits. However, due to improved public float or liquidity, his remaining shareholdings of  24,835,500 shares, had a paper gain or " PROFIT" of  $5,448,908 (or $0.2194 per share gained from sold shares).  So he ended up richer by almost $4.1 million.  Don' t forget, he also received about $4 million cash on top of his paper gain. I would see this as smart decision.
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Iceycoke Senior	17-Apr-2026 23:13        Iceycoke About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Bro, your theory is not wrong. But I certainly beg to differ. Your calculation is based on today price. You think he cannot foresee what the share price will be in future? Come Monday, I am pretty sure it will hit $0.90. And you want to calculate his ?lost? profit? An example for you, he knows the business the most and he chose to sell when institutions are buying? Does it make sense to you? If you know how the industry works. Answer is very simple, everyone in the loop knows the potential of the company that includes us as well. Would you even think of selling away 100 shares knowing that the share price will be higher in future? You so in need of that mere amount of money? Think big just like a CEO. cmengchan      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 20:19) Posted: The way I look at it, the CEO actually gained by selling, so I don' t see it as " Stupid" .  If I do that Maths... He sold  6,150,000 shares at  S$0.6506.  Based on today' s closing price of $0.87 ($0.87 - $0.6506 = $0.2194 per share), he would have " LOST" some $1,349,310 in profits. However, due to improved public float or liquidity, his remaining shareholdings of  24,835,500 shares, had a paper gain or " PROFIT" of  $5,448,908 (or $0.2194 per share gained from sold shares).  So he ended up richer by almost $4.1 million.  Don' t forget, he also received about $4 million cash on top of his paper gain. I would see this as smart decision.   Iceycoke      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 18:10) Posted: I mean why would the CEO sells away his shares at $0.645 and not current pricing at $0.86. Stupid right? Hence it is easily to conclude that insider is selling to someone who has the capability to sell at a much higher price without informing anyone.
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cmengchan Senior	17-Apr-2026 20:19        cmengchan About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The way I look at it, the CEO actually gained by selling, so I don' t see it as " Stupid" .  If I do that Maths... He sold  6,150,000 shares at  S$0.6506.  Based on today' s closing price of $0.87 ($0.87 - $0.6506 = $0.2194 per share), he would have " LOST" some $1,349,310 in profits. However, due to improved public float or liquidity, his remaining shareholdings of  24,835,500 shares, had a paper gain or " PROFIT" of  $5,448,908 (or $0.2194 per share gained from sold shares).  So he ended up richer by almost $4.1 million.  Don' t forget, he also received about $4 million cash on top of his paper gain. I would see this as smart decision.   Iceycoke      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 18:10) Posted: I mean why would the CEO sells away his shares at $0.645 and not current pricing at $0.86. Stupid right? Hence it is easily to conclude that insider is selling to someone who has the capability to sell at a much higher price without informing anyone. cmengchan      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 08:19) Posted: Yes. There is usually a negative perception with key appointment insider holders sell their holdings.
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Iceycoke Senior	17-Apr-2026 18:16        Iceycoke About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	If the placees are getting at $0.645. Would they settle with 50% profit and definitely all the shares cannot sell at 50% point. It?s an average of 50%. 50% is a pessimistic margin of profit. These sharks want more. Greedy sharks. We all like, don?t we?! Haha kt3152      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 15:07) Posted: Can this be the next frenken, AEM?.....
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Iceycoke Senior	17-Apr-2026 18:10        Iceycoke About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I mean why would the CEO sells away his shares at $0.645 and not current pricing at $0.86. Stupid right? Hence it is easily to conclude that insider is selling to someone who has the capability to sell at a much higher price without informing anyone. cmengchan      ( Date: 17-Apr-2026 08:19) Posted: Yes. There is usually a negative perception with key appointment insider holders sell their holdings.  Iceycoke      ( Date: 16-Apr-2026 22:26) Posted: It?s never a bad omen. MOF, it is a good indication.
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kt3152 Supreme	17-Apr-2026 15:07        kt3152 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Can this be the next frenken, AEM?.....
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kt3152 Supreme	17-Apr-2026 10:18        kt3152 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Added 845 today... cmengchan      ( Date: 16-Apr-2026 14:46) Posted: I think the CEO Lou Yiliang  selling a portion of his holdings is not a bad omen. If I am not wrong, he was appointed as CEO back in Nov 2015. Innotek dividend was suspended, operationally doing badly. Dividend used to be juicy at $0.05 back then. Based on historical discussion in forum from " valuebuddies.com" , after his appointment, he bought shares directly at $0.13 in April 2016, restructured, turnaround and stablized operations, getting new customers and share price achieved $0.355 by March 2017 and re-started dividend payout of $0.005. There was more focus on operations excellence and productivity under YiLiang. In 2018, there was  Gazelle Capital who tried to tried to get Innotek to pay out 7.5c dividend, but eventually YiLiang bought out their shares at $0.40 via married deal. Since I started out as a very small shareholder back in 2010 when dividend was very tempting at $0.05, I have occassionally followed up on Innotek news. Eventually, I continued to keep my holdings as I am more comfortable in the management commitment and the leadership decisions.  At the very least, he has " skin in the game" and " put money where the mouth is" .  https://valuebuddies.com/thread-2107-page-7.html
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tcshares Senior	17-Apr-2026 08:49        tcshares About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	better allocate funds in Frencken, AEM or PC partner
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cmengchan Senior	17-Apr-2026 08:19        cmengchan About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Yes. There is usually a negative perception with key appointment insider holders sell their holdings.  Iceycoke      ( Date: 16-Apr-2026 22:26) Posted: It?s never a bad omen. MOF, it is a good indication.
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Iceycoke Senior	16-Apr-2026 22:26        Iceycoke About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	It?s never a bad omen. MOF, it is a good indication.
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cmengchan Senior	16-Apr-2026 14:46        cmengchan About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think the CEO Lou Yiliang  selling a portion of his holdings is not a bad omen. If I am not wrong, he was appointed as CEO back in Nov 2015. Innotek dividend was suspended, operationally doing badly. Dividend used to be juicy at $0.05 back then. Based on historical discussion in forum from " valuebuddies.com" , after his appointment, he bought shares directly at $0.13 in April 2016, restructured, turnaround and stablized operations, getting new customers and share price achieved $0.355 by March 2017 and re-started dividend payout of $0.005. There was more focus on operations excellence and productivity under YiLiang. In 2018, there was  Gazelle Capital who tried to tried to get Innotek to pay out 7.5c dividend, but eventually YiLiang bought out their shares at $0.40 via married deal. Since I started out as a very small shareholder back in 2010 when dividend was very tempting at $0.05, I have occassionally followed up on Innotek news. Eventually, I continued to keep my holdings as I am more comfortable in the management commitment and the leadership decisions.  At the very least, he has " skin in the game" and " put money where the mouth is" .  https://valuebuddies.com/thread-2107-page-7.html
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Iceycoke Senior	16-Apr-2026 12:34        Iceycoke About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Oh thanks for pointing out.. Seems that i have very very bad optical illusion.  Alignment      ( Date: 16-Apr-2026 12:22) Posted: " Vendor shares taken up by CEO - IPT. It is very encouraging to see such arrangement too." What do you mean? The CEO is selling not buying... Iceycoke      ( Date: 15-Apr-2026 22:22) Posted: Pretty heavy weight institutions taking up the placement shares. These institutions in are not for fun. I would easily expect the shares to be at least double if not 3 times of the share price. Vendor shares taken up by CEO - IPT. It is very encouraging to see such arrangement too. The Placement Shares have been fully taken up and have attracted participation by prominent institutional investors, including Amova Asset Management, Areca Capital, Asdew Acquisitions, Avanda Investment Management Pte. Ltd., Ginko-AGT Global Growth Fund, ICH Synergrowth Fund, Lion Global Investors Ltd (as investment manager for and on behalf of its clients), TIH Investment Management Pte Ltd, Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Pte. Ltd., UOB Asset Management Ltd and Value Partners Hong Kong Limited. The Placement also attracted other high-net-worth corporate and individual investors. Maybank Securities Pte. Ltd. (?Maybank Securities?) is the Sole Placement Agent in relation to the Placement. Concurrently, Mr Lou Yiliang (?Mr. Lou?), Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of InnoTek, will also be undertaking a sale of 6,150,000 vendor shares at S$0.6506 per share (?Vendor Share Sale?), raising approximately S$4.0 million.
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Alignment Elite	16-Apr-2026 12:22        Alignment About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Fundamental
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	" Vendor shares taken up by CEO - IPT. It is very encouraging to see such arrangement too." What do you mean? The CEO is selling not buying... Iceycoke      ( Date: 15-Apr-2026 22:22) Posted: Pretty heavy weight institutions taking up the placement shares. These institutions in are not for fun. I would easily expect the shares to be at least double if not 3 times of the share price. Vendor shares taken up by CEO - IPT. It is very encouraging to see such arrangement too. The Placement Shares have been fully taken up and have attracted participation by prominent institutional investors, including Amova Asset Management, Areca Capital, Asdew Acquisitions, Avanda Investment Management Pte. Ltd., Ginko-AGT Global Growth Fund, ICH Synergrowth Fund, Lion Global Investors Ltd (as investment manager for and on behalf of its clients), TIH Investment Management Pte Ltd, Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Pte. Ltd., UOB Asset Management Ltd and Value Partners Hong Kong Limited. The Placement also attracted other high-net-worth corporate and individual investors. Maybank Securities Pte. Ltd. (?Maybank Securities?) is the Sole Placement Agent in relation to the Placement. Concurrently, Mr Lou Yiliang (?Mr. Lou?), Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of InnoTek, will also be undertaking a sale of 6,150,000 vendor shares at S$0.6506 per share (?Vendor Share Sale?), raising approximately S$4.0 million.
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Joelton Supreme	16-Apr-2026 11:26        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Innotek raises $16 mil via placement from investors including Amova, Asdew, Avanda InnoTek has raised gross proceeds of $16 million via a recent placement at 65.06 cents each. Several of the investors who took up the 24.6 million shares are the usual suspects. They include Amova Asset Management, Areca Capital, Asdew Acquisitions, Avanda Investment Management, Ginko-AGT Global Growth Fund, ICH Synergrowth Fund, Lion Global Investors, TIH Investment Management, Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore, UOB Asset Management and Value Partners Hong Kong. This placement, managed by Maybank Securities, attracted other unnamed high-net-worth corporate and individual investors too. These investors are already in the money, with InnoTek shares closing at 82 cents on April 15, up 1.87% for the day, extending a gain of 23.48% year to date. Net proceeds of some $15.4 million will be used by InnoTek to fund capex such as setting up of a CNC machining capacity at a new facility in Thailand to support graphic processing unit server components and AI-related liquid cooling projects. This will complement InnoTek&rsquo s existing Rayong facility, which is currently undergoing a major extension to more than quadruple its built-in area, further strengthening its capabilities in these high-growth sectors. The funds will also be used to expand Innotek' s manufacturing capabilities to support the AI server demand in the region, and to also help fund possible acquisitions. Last September, InnoTek was approved as a recommended vendor for NVIDIA and IEIT Systems, with mass production of GPU components having commenced in the last quarter of 2025. Concurrent with the placement, Lou Yiliang, the company' s executive director and CEO, will sell 6.15 million shares also at 65.06 cents. The share sale will be conducted on a " best-efforts" basis on Monday, April 20. Assuming all these shares are sold, Lou will continue to hold 9.63% of the company. " This placement reflects the confidence that institutional investors have in InnoTek' s growth strategy and the opportunities we are pursuing across AI server components, liquid cooling and new energy," says Lou. " We are at an inflexion point, with multiple projects progressing towards mass production. This capital injection will allow us to move decisively to support our customers' needs," he adds. " The strong and broad-based participation from a diverse cross-section of investors, including leading institutional accounts, reflects deep investor confidence in InnoTek&rsquo s growth strategy," says Maybank Securities CEO Aditya Laroia. " We remain committed to connecting companies with the right pool of investors and supporting their next phase of growth," he adds.
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shk363 Elite	16-Apr-2026 08:06        shk363 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	nvidia up last night... this one should track closely
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Iceycoke Senior	15-Apr-2026 22:22        Iceycoke About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Pretty heavy weight institutions taking up the placement shares. These institutions in are not for fun. I would easily expect the shares to be at least double if not 3 times of the share price. Vendor shares taken up by CEO - IPT. It is very encouraging to see such arrangement too. The Placement Shares have been fully taken up and have attracted participation by prominent institutional investors, including Amova Asset Management, Areca Capital, Asdew Acquisitions, Avanda Investment Management Pte. Ltd., Ginko-AGT Global Growth Fund, ICH Synergrowth Fund, Lion Global Investors Ltd (as investment manager for and on behalf of its clients), TIH Investment Management Pte Ltd, Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Pte. Ltd., UOB Asset Management Ltd and Value Partners Hong Kong Limited. The Placement also attracted other high-net-worth corporate and individual investors. Maybank Securities Pte. Ltd. (?Maybank Securities?) is the Sole Placement Agent in relation to the Placement. Concurrently, Mr Lou Yiliang (?Mr. Lou?), Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of InnoTek, will also be undertaking a sale of 6,150,000 vendor shares at S$0.6506 per share (?Vendor Share Sale?), raising approximately S$4.0 million.
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n3wbie Elite	15-Apr-2026 22:15        n3wbie About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Fundamental
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hitting all the buzzwords but isnt a 25% discount to last market close price quite a steep discount?
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