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HeadlinesBusiness Background Frontken Corp Bhd is Malaysia-based investment holding firm. The company with its subsidiaries are engaged in provides surface and mechanical engineering solutions, serving a wide-range of heavy industries such as Oil and Gas, Power Generation, Semiconductors, and Marine industry. It also provides various specialized engineering services, such as thermal spray coating, cold build up coating, plating and conversion coating, specialized welding, precision cleaning, abrasive blasting, machining and grinding. In addition, the company provides surface treatment and precision cleaning for the thin film transistor-liquid crystal display and semiconductor industries. Most of its revenue comes from Singapore market, while it also has a presence in Malaysia, Taiwan, and other countries.
  ali baba 2nd half of the year; from period July to December, usually more revenue will registered. More good shows to come. 13/09/2021 5:49 PM  Goku88 Tonight new iPhone 13 launch in US... fly fly~ Happy Tuesday Frontkeners folks! :) https://www.techradar.com/news/new-iphone-13-2021 14/09/2021 1:15 PM investor2021trading SEE_RESEARCH KGB Warrant , WB --- strong positive momentum , follow by huge rallies and shallow small pullbacks. From technical analysis of KGB Warrant: Target Price : RM 0.60 to RM 0.745 short term , possibly by 30 September 2021 14/09/2021 4:09 PM  asml_tsmc https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2021/09/15/global-fab-equipment-spending-to-hit-almost-us100bil-in-2022 Global fab equipment spending to hit almost US$100bil in 2022 Wednesday, 15 Sep 2021 10:10 AM MYT PETALING JAYA: Global semiconductor equipment investments for front end fabs in 2022 are expected to reach nearly US$100bil to meet soaring demand for electronics after topping a projected US$90bil this year, both new records, SEMI said in its World Fab Forecast report. / “The foundry sector will account for the bulk of fab equipment investments in 2022, with more than US$44bil in spending, followed by the memory sector at over US$38bil. “Both DRAM and NAND also show large increases in 2022 with jumps in spending to US$17bil and US$21bil, respectively,” SEMI said. / 15/09/2021 8:43 PM asml_tsmc So long as Moore's Law holds, we hold Frontken The Perpetual Growth Company 17/09/2021 11:17 AM asml_tsmc https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20210915VL202.html TSMC forecast to post 24% revenue growth in 2021, says IC Insights Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES, Taipei Wednesday 15 September 2021 TSMC is forecast to see its revenue in the second half of this year grow 14% from the level in the first half, with revenue for all of 2021 set to represent a 24% on-year surge, according to IC Insights. IC Insights released recently its compilation of third-quarter sales growth expectations for the top-25 semiconductor suppliers. For the third quarter of this year (ending in September), sales growth outlooks for the top-25 suppliers range from 16th-ranked Sony's 34% increase at the high end, to Intel's 3% decline on the low end. In the second quarter of 2021, TSMC was the third-largest semiconductor company in terms of sales and the largest semiconductor foundry in the world. It is the go-to manufacturer for ICs based on leading-edge 7/5nm process technologies, which are in high demand and collectively accounted for about half of TSMC's second-quarter revenue, IC Insights said. TSMC expects its third-quarter sales to climb 11% sequentially. IC Insights forecast the foundry's sales will rise another 4% in the fourth quarter. / 17/09/2021 11:52 AM AbangRedTea What a great day get the dividend from frontken today and share price going up. Holding from January until nw and bought more when the share price dip. i get bonus issues share + free warrant + dividend. Long term investment is the key to success. Cheers... 17/09/2021 12:25 PM ali baba https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/16/apple-iphone-13-pre-orders-show-signs-of-growth-in-china.html 17/09/2021 1:44 PM ali baba share price jumped up so furiously and it sounds like Ares Green going to Arizona... 17/09/2021 1:59 PM investmalaysia7777 Yeap. long term on good companies always can win big. but I did took some profit along and add when it dropped. 17/09/2021 2:03 PM ali baba https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/07/26/apple-expects-high-demand-for-iphone-13-orders-over-100-million-a15-processors 17/09/2021 3:09 PM quantisider frontken is more so for fabless/IC expansion story rather then pegged to Apple. 17/09/2021 7:54 PM  James Ng https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/general/2021-09-18-story-h1571613313.jsp [转贴] [Video:浅谈FRONTKEN CORP BHD, FRONTKN, 0128] - James的股票投资James Share Investing 18/09/2021 8:24 PM asml_tsmc https://focustaiwan.tw/sci-tech/202109200009 TSMC to benefit from electric vehicle development: analyst 09 / 20 / 2021 05:12 PM Taipei, Sept. 20 (CNA) Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, will benefit from the development of more advanced electric vehicles because its chips can satisfy the cars' high-performance computing (HPC) needs, according to an expert in the field. In an interview with CNA, Ray Yang (楊瑞臨), a supervisor at the Industrial Technology Research Institute's Industrial Economics and Knowledge Center, said sophisticated chips are needed to power the vehicles, especially those with self-driving functions. / Among the three, only TSMC and Samsung are able to provide chips made using the 5 nanometer process for EV use, he said. In particular, TSMC has been developing the "N5A" technology since the beginning of this year. It is based on TSMC's current 5nm process, the most advanced technology being mass produced by the Taiwanese chipmaker. Yang said the N5A process, scheduled to hit the market in the third quarter of 2022, is expected to bring the HPC chips usually used to produce supercomputers to EV development, giving it a chance to capitalize on EV market opportunities. According to a recent study by Digitimes Research, as governments aggressively promote EVs as part of their environmental policies, EV sales are expected to grow at least 17 percent a year over the next five years and hit 9.74 million units in 2025. Among international EV brands, Tesla has unveiled D1 chips made using the 7nm process -- a less advanced technology than the 5nm process -- that can make 362 trillion "floating-point" (the most common way real numbers are represented in computers) per second. The chips will serve as AI training machines, helping strengthen self-driving capabilities. TSMC CEO C.C. Wei (魏哲家) has said EVs will become a complicated HPC platform, and the semiconductor industry is expected to take control of a wide range of applications including sensors, digital cabins, and wireless communications. Beyond the N5A process, TSMC can supply complementary metal-oxide-semiconductors for imaging sensor production by using its 28nm, 22nm and 16nm processes for EV use, a move expected to help the company secure a larger share of the market, Yang said. In mid-July, TSMC said it was assessing the feasibility of setting up production sites in Japan and Germany, and Yang said the potential moves reflected TSMC's ambition to target the auto markets in those two countries. In terms of the Japanese market, Yang said TSMC is likely to supply chips from a factory in the country for clients such as Sony Corp. 22/09/2021 11:07 AM Oliver Ooi Damn, frontken stay stronger and stronger... next stage stand firm at 3.90!!! otherwise will from uptrend and divert into downtrend...anyway good perform for September 22/09/2021 11:52 AM newbie8080 @asml_tsmc I believe EV using less than 16NM is limited as it's very expensive and the quantity may be less than 10mil unit per annum since world car sales is only at 52 mil per annum. Smartphones shipped in are more than 1.0 bil per annum More profitable to increase capacity for smartphone biz than EV 22/09/2021 12:21 PM staypositive With Autonomous driving being introduced, more chips will be needed than normal EVs. Definitely an interesting and exciting time 22/09/2021 12:46 PM asml_tsmc newbie8080, based on the report and analyst, the process node will be N5A (presumably N5 Automotive) which will start production in 3Q22 for EV vehicles (especially those with self-driving features) In any case, like the most advanced 5G smartphones, the need for faster/more powerful/more efficient chips will only grow larger. Now that EV has hit an inflection point in many parts of the developed world, the EV adoption and rollout will only gain further pace ('exponential' growth) and that will mean another avenue of growth for TSMC's advanced nodes 22/09/2021 1:12 PM asml_tsmc Have entered since middle of July and added on every dip. Very satisfied with the returns so far and $4 is always a nice milestone to achieve. Will continue to hold and add as long as Moore's Law and the unquenching thirst for TSMC's leading edge semiconductor chips continues 23/09/2021 10:11 AM staypositive Welcome all old and new Frontkeners to grow together with the company! 23/09/2021 1:23 PM Goku88 I bought last year before bonus issue around RM1.6-1.7 and sold after that and collect back this stock just recently few months ago and keeping it for longer term.. next year is a good year for Frontken and years to come as well... will collect along the way. Cheers... :) 23/09/2021 5:30 PM investor2021trading Frontkn must break 4.00 to continue uptrend! when that happened d son will surged! 23/09/2021 8:22 PM asml_tsmc https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-22/the-chip-crunch-grows-worse-as-wait-times-hit-record-21-weeks The Chip Crunch Grows Worse as Wait Times Hit Record 21 Weeks September 22, 2021, 9:04 AM GMT+8 The amount of time it’s taking for chip-starved companies to get orders filled stretched to 21 weeks in August, indicating the shortages that have crippled auto production and held back growth in the electronics industry are getting worse. Chip lead times, the gap between ordering a semiconductor and taking delivery, increased by 6 days to about 21 weeks in August from the previous month, according to research by Susquehanna Financial Group. That gap was already the longest wait time since the firm began tracking the data in 2017. While lead times for analog and Broadcom Inc. chips got worse, there are positive signs for power management chips and optoelectronic components, Susquehanna analyst Chris Rolland said in a research note. Semiconductor shortages have hampered recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly for carmakers. AlixPartners, a global consulting firm, estimated the global automotive industry will lose about $110 billion in sales. 23/09/2021 8:24 PM  | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
