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Valuetronics FY2026 Results: Financial Performance, Dividend Policy Raised to 50-70% Payout, and Special Dividends Announced

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Did Amova follow thru with more purchase, or short squeezing ?

seanpent      ( Date: 04-Jun-2026 11:32) Posted: No wonder.  An astute investor, with deep expertise across Asian and global markets.  Joelton      ( Date: 04-Jun-2026 10:24) Posted: Fund manager Amova raises stake in Valuetronics to above 7% Valuetronics (SGX:BN2) announced that its substantial shareholder, Amova Asset Management, has acquired 1,030,100 shares back on May 28. In the SGX filing dated June 3, the shares were purchased for a total consideration of $1,200,375.53, which excludes brokerage and stamp duties. This translates to an average price of around $1.16. With this latest transaction, this brings Amova&rsquo s stake in Valuetronics from the previous 6.9% to 7.15%. Back on May 28, Valuetronics has reported lower earnings for FY2026 due to an impairment of an underperforming associate. Despite the lower earnings, John Cheong and Heidi Mo of UOB Kay Hian have nearly doubled their target price for Valuetronics from $1.03 to $1.88, with an eye on the manufacturer' s better earnings visibility, shift towards higher margin products, plus a clear capital return plan. Shares in Valuetronics closed 2 cents lower or 1.8% down at $1.09 on June 3. On a year-to-date basis, Valuetronics&rsquo share price witnessed a gain of 27.49%.

 

No wonder.  An astute investor, with deep expertise across Asian and global markets. 

Joelton      ( Date: 04-Jun-2026 10:24) Posted: Fund manager Amova raises stake in Valuetronics to above 7% Valuetronics (SGX:BN2) announced that its substantial shareholder, Amova Asset Management, has acquired 1,030,100 shares back on May 28. In the SGX filing dated June 3, the shares were purchased for a total consideration of $1,200,375.53, which excludes brokerage and stamp duties. This translates to an average price of around $1.16. With this latest transaction, this brings Amova&rsquo s stake in Valuetronics from the previous 6.9% to 7.15%. Back on May 28, Valuetronics has reported lower earnings for FY2026 due to an impairment of an underperforming associate. Despite the lower earnings, John Cheong and Heidi Mo of UOB Kay Hian have nearly doubled their target price for Valuetronics from $1.03 to $1.88, with an eye on the manufacturer' s better earnings visibility, shift towards higher margin products, plus a clear capital return plan. Shares in Valuetronics closed 2 cents lower or 1.8% down at $1.09 on June 3. On a year-to-date basis, Valuetronics&rsquo share price witnessed a gain of 27.49%.

 

 

Valuetronics is weighing options such as recovering value from the GPUs by redeploying the hardware, or sell to other companies and potentially recoup around HK$130 million by end of 2026, according to Cheong and Mo.

Is that mean there are hkd 130m of GPUs not yet written off during the last exercise and hoping to recoup the hkd 130m of GPUs by year end?

 

 

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I don' t see much upside to this share price from here in the long term. Up to a year ago it was undervalued but was a value trap due to its inefficient use of capital. It then boosted interest in its stock due to its AI play with the share price increasing to what it should have been had it been capital efficient. Now it turns out that its AI play is a busted flush but concurrently announces a more efficient capital usage. So in a roundabout way the share price is now in the right place. But it remains a relatively unexciting business with limited AI exposure.

 

UOBKH raises target price for Valuetronics to $1.88 on earnings and capital returns visibility

Valuetronics Holdings has reported lower earnings for its FY2026 because of an impairment of an underperforming associate.

However, John Cheong and Heidi Mo of UOB Kay Hian have nearly doubled their target price from $1.03 to $1.88, with an eye on the manufacturer' s better earnings visibility, shift towards higher margin products, plus a clear capital return plan.

For the year ended March, Valuetronics recorded revenue of HK$1.65 billion, down 4%, in line with what they were expecting.

The company reported earnings of HK$111 million, down 33.1%, weighed down by a HK$48.4 million impairment made for Trio AI. If excluded, the bottom line would have been HK$160 million, down 4%.

The impairment of Trio AI was made because of weaker-than-expected demand. Valuetronics is weighing options such as recovering value from the GPUs by redeploying the hardware, or sell to other companies and potentially recoup around HK$130 million by end of 2026, according to Cheong and Mo.

That aside, the analysts believe that with a more favourable product mix, Valuetronics can expect its gross margin, which was at 18.8% in FY2026, to remain at a " healthy" level going forward.

From their perspective, what is also interesting about the company is its capital management. Even with the lower earnings, the company plans to pay final and special dividends that will bring its full-year total to 38 HK cents, up from 27 KHK cents in the preceding year.

Backed by its strong cash position of HK$1.2 billion, the company has launched a plan to return HK$300 million to shareholders over two years. For one, it will improve its dividend payout policy from 30 to 50%, to 50 to 70%.

In the current FY2027, it is allocating around HK$66 million in special dividends and not less than HK$80 million in share buybacks. The remaining HK$154 million will be used for the following FY2028.

Meanwhile, Cheong and Mo, citing improving earnings visibility and a positive shift to higher margin products, have applied a higher valuation multiple of 19x ex-cash FY2028 earnings, up from 13x previously, leading to a higher target price of $1.88, up from $1.03 previously.

The analysts note that Valuetronics is now trading at just 10x FY2028 ex-cash earnings and offers an attractive FY2028 dividend yield of about 6%.

" We believe valuations remain undemanding, given Valuetronics&rsquo s defensive earnings profile and strong cash generation," state Cheong and Mo.

Valuetronics shares, as at 2.33 pm, changed hands at $1.14.

 

 

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Hope so, buddy :)

SmallSmall      ( Date: 29-May-2026 15:03) Posted: Later today seanpent      ( Date: 29-May-2026 14:49) Posted: Just thinking how soon it will cross $1.20.    Early next week

 

Later today

seanpent      ( Date: 29-May-2026 14:49) Posted: Just thinking how soon it will cross $1.20.    Early next week? Joelton      ( Date: 29-May-2026 10:51) Posted: Valuetronics reports lower FY2026 on impairment plans special dividend as part of HK$300 mil capital return move Hong Kong based but Singapore-listed manufacturer Valuetronics Holdings has reported FY2026 revenue of HK$1.66 billion, down 4% over the preceding year. However, because of an impairment, earnings for the same year to March 31 was down 33.1% to HK$111.4 million. Specifically, the impairment is related to the company' s investments in GPUs and related ancillary hardware assets under equipment leasing arrangements to an associate company, Trio AI, in which it holds 26.6%. As Trio AI failed to gain sufficient commercial traction, Valuetronics will reassess this business and explore options to recover value investments made. Despite the lower bottom line, the company is soothing shareholders with a final dividend of 14 HK cents, plus a special dividend of 16 HK cents, as part of the HK$300 million capital return programme. This will bring its total FY2026 payout to 38 HK cents, equivalent to a payout ratio of 132%. For the preceding FY2025, the company paid 27 HK cents. Valuetronics, as at March 31, has no debt and maintains a cash and equivalent of HK$1.2 billion, an improvement from HK$1.09 billion as at March 31 2025. The company has launched a HK$300 million capital return programme to return surplus cash. As part of this, Valuetronics has revised its dividend policy from 30% to 50% of the earnings to 50% to 70%. Ricky Tse Chong Hing, the company' s chairman and managing director, calls this capital return a reflection of Valuetronics' commitment to delivering sustainable shareholder value through a disciplined and balanced capital management approach. Going forward, Valuetronics warns that the operating environment remains fluid and uncertain, with tariffs and ongoing tensions in the Middle East. At the same time, strong demand for components used in AI infrastructure has continued to absorb semiconductor manufacturing capacity, which may affect the cost and lead time of conventional component supplies. Valuetronics expects to remain profitable in FY2027. Valuetronics shares closed at $1.01 on May 26, down 0.98% for the day, and is up 17.44% year to date.

 

Just thinking how soon it will cross $1.20.   

Early next week?

Joelton      ( Date: 29-May-2026 10:51) Posted: Valuetronics reports lower FY2026 on impairment plans special dividend as part of HK$300 mil capital return move Hong Kong based but Singapore-listed manufacturer Valuetronics Holdings has reported FY2026 revenue of HK$1.66 billion, down 4% over the preceding year. However, because of an impairment, earnings for the same year to March 31 was down 33.1% to HK$111.4 million. Specifically, the impairment is related to the company' s investments in GPUs and related ancillary hardware assets under equipment leasing arrangements to an associate company, Trio AI, in which it holds 26.6%. As Trio AI failed to gain sufficient commercial traction, Valuetronics will reassess this business and explore options to recover value investments made. Despite the lower bottom line, the company is soothing shareholders with a final dividend of 14 HK cents, plus a special dividend of 16 HK cents, as part of the HK$300 million capital return programme. This will bring its total FY2026 payout to 38 HK cents, equivalent to a payout ratio of 132%. For the preceding FY2025, the company paid 27 HK cents. Valuetronics, as at March 31, has no debt and maintains a cash and equivalent of HK$1.2 billion, an improvement from HK$1.09 billion as at March 31 2025. The company has launched a HK$300 million capital return programme to return surplus cash. As part of this, Valuetronics has revised its dividend policy from 30% to 50% of the earnings to 50% to 70%. Ricky Tse Chong Hing, the company' s chairman and managing director, calls this capital return a reflection of Valuetronics' commitment to delivering sustainable shareholder value through a disciplined and balanced capital management approach. Going forward, Valuetronics warns that the operating environment remains fluid and uncertain, with tariffs and ongoing tensions in the Middle East. At the same time, strong demand for components used in AI infrastructure has continued to absorb semiconductor manufacturing capacity, which may affect the cost and lead time of conventional component supplies. Valuetronics expects to remain profitable in FY2027. Valuetronics shares closed at $1.01 on May 26, down 0.98% for the day, and is up 17.44% year to date.

 

 

Valuetronics reports lower FY2026 on impairment plans special dividend as part of HK$300 mil capital return move

Hong Kong based but Singapore-listed manufacturer Valuetronics Holdings has reported FY2026 revenue of HK$1.66 billion, down 4% over the preceding year.

However, because of an impairment, earnings for the same year to March 31 was down 33.1% to HK$111.4 million.

Specifically, the impairment is related to the company' s investments in GPUs and related ancillary hardware assets under equipment leasing arrangements to an associate company, Trio AI, in which it holds 26.6%.

As Trio AI failed to gain sufficient commercial traction, Valuetronics will reassess this business and explore options to recover value investments made.

Despite the lower bottom line, the company is soothing shareholders with a final dividend of 14 HK cents, plus a special dividend of 16 HK cents, as part of the HK$300 million capital return programme.

This will bring its total FY2026 payout to 38 HK cents, equivalent to a payout ratio of 132%. For the preceding FY2025, the company paid 27 HK cents.

Valuetronics, as at March 31, has no debt and maintains a cash and equivalent of HK$1.2 billion, an improvement from HK$1.09 billion as at March 31 2025.

The company has launched a HK$300 million capital return programme to return surplus cash.

As part of this, Valuetronics has revised its dividend policy from 30% to 50% of the earnings to 50% to 70%.

Ricky Tse Chong Hing, the company' s chairman and managing director, calls this capital return a reflection of Valuetronics' commitment to delivering sustainable shareholder value through a disciplined and balanced capital management approach.

Going forward, Valuetronics warns that the operating environment remains fluid and uncertain, with tariffs and ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

At the same time, strong demand for components used in AI infrastructure has continued to absorb semiconductor manufacturing capacity, which may affect the cost and lead time of conventional component supplies.

Valuetronics expects to remain profitable in FY2027.

Valuetronics shares closed at $1.01 on May 26, down 0.98% for the day, and is up 17.44% year to date.

 

Q  $1.10 ... fingers crossed ...

hokpin      ( Date: 29-May-2026 09:26) Posted: Under my radar monitoring. seanpent      ( Date: 29-May-2026 09:02) Posted: Anyone aiming for this to be a double bagger?

 

Cool !  :)

hokpin      ( Date: 29-May-2026 09:26) Posted: Under my radar monitoring. seanpent      ( Date: 29-May-2026 09:02) Posted: Anyone aiming for this to be a double bagger?

 

Under my radar monitoring.

seanpent      ( Date: 29-May-2026 09:02) Posted: Anyone aiming for this to be a double bagger?

 

Anyone aiming for this to be a double bagger?

 

Will it follow the trajecotry of Frenken and AEM? High go higher.

Valuetronics, i eat porridge or cai png add fish 靠 你 了 。