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laggard, pls faster chiong to 100
with institution up their stakes and dividend doubling, it is gaining energy to pop back above $1 perhaps in 6-12mths.
Hlaf-time. Resting.
Players are building up more bullets for next round.
need to break 0.830 to go further.
Players are building up more bullets for next round.
need to break 0.830 to go further.
IPO price of S$2.59.
Privatisation at $1.5.
Owner still profit!
Privatisation at $1.5.
Owner still profit!
Privatisation coming.....?
Energy play ( hydrogen fuel cell ) is likely going to boost the earnings and share price. Can expect more than $1 soon.
central ( Date: 08-Apr-2026 12:38) Posted:
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80+ .......coming ?
missed the boat
Totally agreed with you
Iceycoke ( Date: 29-Mar-2026 11:11) Posted:
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Whatever he says.. when the time comes, he will sing different tune liao.
What the ???.
Jaimes Chao of Tickrs Financial Singapore has downgraded his call for Nanofilm Technologies International from "buy" to "hold" along with a lower target price of 65 cents from 75 cents.
In his March 26 note, Chao notes that the company, which provides coating services for consumer electronics and other products, has delivered a "solid operational performance" for its most recent FY2025, with adjusted ebitda up 21.3% yo $62.8 million on the back of $244.6 million in revenue, an increase of 19.7% y-o-y, "modestly" ahead of his estimates.
However, patmi of $11.8 million, while up 52.4% y-o-y, was short of Chao estimates, no thanks to higher than expected write-off and depreciation as the company moved into a new capex cycle.
Chao is nonetheless positively surprised by the final dividend of 0.87 cents, bringing FY2025 total to 1.2 cents, an increase of 81.8% y-o-y over FY2024's total of 0.66 cents.
"This decisive uplift in shareholder returns signals that management views the earnings recovery as durable and is confident that the concluded major capex cycle will translate into materially stronger free cash flow from FY2026 onwards," he says.
However, to reflect the earnings miss, plus a more "cautious" near-term earnings trajectory even though structural growth remains intact, Chao has lowered his projections.
Even so, he is of the view that valuation remains undemanding at 0.86x P/B and 6.1x EV/EBITDA ? a discount to the peer median and the company's own historical low ? and the forward dividend yield estimated at 2.3% provides partial downside support.
For Chao, the path to re-upgrading this stock to "buy" runs through consistent EPS delivery against FY2026 expectations, Sydrogen's first material commercial orders, and confirmation that the capex cycle reduction is translating into the projected FCF improvement.
"Nanofilm remains a compelling advanced materials platform ? diversified, technologically differentiated, financially sound, and strategically positioned across multiple secular growth themes including automotive electrification, clean energy, and precision optics.
Jaimes Chao of Tickrs Financial Singapore has downgraded his call for Nanofilm Technologies International from "buy" to "hold" along with a lower target price of 65 cents from 75 cents.
In his March 26 note, Chao notes that the company, which provides coating services for consumer electronics and other products, has delivered a "solid operational performance" for its most recent FY2025, with adjusted ebitda up 21.3% yo $62.8 million on the back of $244.6 million in revenue, an increase of 19.7% y-o-y, "modestly" ahead of his estimates.
However, patmi of $11.8 million, while up 52.4% y-o-y, was short of Chao estimates, no thanks to higher than expected write-off and depreciation as the company moved into a new capex cycle.
Chao is nonetheless positively surprised by the final dividend of 0.87 cents, bringing FY2025 total to 1.2 cents, an increase of 81.8% y-o-y over FY2024's total of 0.66 cents.
"This decisive uplift in shareholder returns signals that management views the earnings recovery as durable and is confident that the concluded major capex cycle will translate into materially stronger free cash flow from FY2026 onwards," he says.
However, to reflect the earnings miss, plus a more "cautious" near-term earnings trajectory even though structural growth remains intact, Chao has lowered his projections.
Even so, he is of the view that valuation remains undemanding at 0.86x P/B and 6.1x EV/EBITDA ? a discount to the peer median and the company's own historical low ? and the forward dividend yield estimated at 2.3% provides partial downside support.
For Chao, the path to re-upgrading this stock to "buy" runs through consistent EPS delivery against FY2026 expectations, Sydrogen's first material commercial orders, and confirmation that the capex cycle reduction is translating into the projected FCF improvement.
"Nanofilm remains a compelling advanced materials platform ? diversified, technologically differentiated, financially sound, and strategically positioned across multiple secular growth themes including automotive electrification, clean energy, and precision optics.
$0.61 +$0.03 vol 4.1 mil
This stock is beginning to have a life of its own.
Hope it is more sustainable this time.
Surprised by today' s strength (someone keep soaking at $0.61)
This stock is beginning to have a life of its own.
Hope it is more sustainable this time.
Surprised by today' s strength (someone keep soaking at $0.61)
Bullish signals
Tracer63 ( Date: 25-Mar-2026 15:34) Posted:
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From Morningstar research, it is currently trades at a 35% discount to our quantitative fair value estimate of 0.88 SGD per share.
Huge potential upside, it maybe another CSE in the making where it has zoom from 0.4x to 1.3x within a year.
Huge potential upside, it maybe another CSE in the making where it has zoom from 0.4x to 1.3x within a year.
just 10% of its ATH now
Nano, laggard play , should be catching up soon with AEM, Frencken and UMS rocketing
sold at this price.......not so good new
Anyone know ?
WAHuat ( Date: 12-Mar-2026 00:15) Posted:
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18 million shares married deal @ 0.615
heavy vol 30mi+l....any married deal?