lets see what happened when d QR was out n share splits officially announced!

u know, i know n everybody knows DNeX will b great! lets b patience!

DNeX RM1 n son 0.50 is no big deal! lets b patience!

rr88

they r no crooks! they r savvy investors! they make more money than us but if v take it patiently v will made more investing long!

rr88(real rubbish fatt eight)

i saw that on d chart (10 -20 days uncertainty) but now it's different as Khazanah CEO has emphasized SilTerra deal!

rr88 let me correct u again!

once d big boys n girls hv collected enough, they will pushed d price up n not downtrend from 0.70 to 0.60 to 0.50. IDK what u thinking! LMAO!

rr88 let me correct ur chart reading! it's more polished when read like this:

"price strongly held with high volume is a gud sign! given another week in these momentum will see d price trending higher" (post dated 01/03/2021).

no more waiting for laggards! d price being pressed down for last 3days for all to buy! now is time to buy at higher price to push up to RM1. DNeX price will b much much more than what u buy now!

first target for DNeX is RM1 n son 0.50!

By Anjani Trivedi
March 2, 2021, 6:00 AM GMT+8

Why China Can’t Fix the Global Microchip Shortage

The country has been the world’s vaunted factory floor but semiconductors require years of hard-won know-how and incredible amounts of money to design and create.

Up until 2015, the Chinese company produced much older technology and the country hasn't been able to break into the bleeding edge. And with the advances in chip design — and the global demand for higher end semiconductors — China is chasing moving targets.

Beijing has tried relentlessly to gain semiconductor self-sufficiency, throwing subsidies and incentives like decades long tax breaks to the chip industry. Self-reliance remains a national policy goal. Yet, large projects have gone belly-up.

For all the fears looming around China’s chipmaking ambitions, China’s main role in the global semiconductor industry remains that of assembler and integrator — that is, putting chips on circuit boards.

u BIRDIE must hv ED problem! don't dick at ppl!

rubbish thick head! go read about SilTerra turnaround story!

niaseng my foot! is down so what?

hosieh, DNEX SEMICONDUCTOR SDN. BHD!

CGP will helped DNeX get SilTerra! They needed d chips badly!

SilTerra is still intack! When DNeX touched RM1 there will b an exodus of warrants converting to mother's shares! DNeX will used d 335m warrants exercised to close d deal with Khazanah! Oil price will eventually touched USD70. Chance to buy more when price is still cheap!

price strongly held with high volume is a gud sign! given another week in these momentum will see d price trending higher!

2.8b settlement i.e. 15% of shareholders funds or 94sen per share! sickening matter, see what happened on Monday!

happy chap goh mei! huat ar heng ar!

only new comers kongkalikong! those played long r safe n enjoying limau!

dont b a laggard to ride DNeX bull!

ignored d QR! looked forward for Ping n SilTerra profits!

haha idk dumped more rugi more!

sad day for gloves n pharmaceuticals stocks!

TAISEI HOYAMA and YU NAKAMURA, Nikkei staff writers
February 24, 2021 02:00 JSTUpdated on February 24, 2021 03:58 JST
US and allies to build 'China-free' tech supply chain.
Exclusive: Biden to sign presidential order to bolster chip, battery and rare-earth industries.

WASHINGTON/TAIPEI -- U.S. President Joe Biden is set to sign an executive order as early as this month to accelerate efforts to build supply chains for chips and other strategically significant products that are less reliant on China, in partnership with the likes of Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.

The document will order the development of a national supply chain strategy, and is expected to call for recommendations for supply networks that are less vulnerable to disruptions such as disasters and sanctions by unfriendly countries. Measures will focus on semiconductors, electric-vehicle batteries, rare-earth metals and medical products, according to a draft obtained by Nikkei.

The U.S. plans to share information with allies on supply networks for important products and will look to leverage complementary production. It will consider a framework for speedy sharing of these items in emergencies, as well as discuss securing stockpiles and spare manufacturing capacity. Partners could be asked to do less business with China.

The issue has taken on added urgency with a chip shortage this year that has hit automakers particularly hard.

The U.S. has seen its share of global semiconductor manufacturing capacity plummet in recent decades, according to Boston Consulting Group. What was 37% in 1990 is now down to 12%.

While it has asked Taiwan -- which tops the list at 22% -- to ramp up output, plants there are already operating at full blast, and there are few options for boosting supply in the short term.

Meanwhile, Boston Consulting forecasts that China, helped by an estimated $100 billion in government subsidies, will lead the world with a 24% share in 2030.

Depending too heavily on China for important products poses security risks.



On this scenario, it looks like China will quickly agrees to all deals n demand for SilTerra n signed d definitive agreement.

2018/01/26
PA Resources Bhd, a unit of Malaysia’s PA Group Berhad, has signed a lucrative deal with U.S. thin film company First Solar to supply goods and materials to support its manufacturing efforts in Malaysia and Vietnam. The contract is worth 600 million Malaysian Ringgit ($154 million) and covers a supply timescale of three years.


Understand d contract was renewed this year!

Feb 23): Oil rose near US$62 a barrel with investment banks and traders predicting the market’s rally can go further.

Oil Prices:
•West Texas Intermediate gained 50 cents to US$62.20 a barrel at 10:44 a.m. London time.
•Brent for April settlement added 0.8% to US$65.79.

Aluminium Commodity
2,166.50 +33.54(+1.57%)
06:48:21 AM

Commodity Snapshot:
Day High
2,166.50

52 Week High
2,166.50

("chupapi monyenyo") my cup of tea! angpau soon soon lai 0.035!

wrong MillionShark88, DNeX now has 90% ownership in Ping Petroleum n 45% ownership in Anasuria!

still green! made extra today!

first target for DNeX is RM1 n son 0.50!

Pestech is a gud buy!

prestar is not prestariang but now renamed awantech! Prestar itself is a gud buy!

i3 lurker, what u think of me r all wrong! i being in DNeX prior 2016! i made profit during 2017 but hv to cut lost but still stayed in DNeX cos it has potential! like u to know, i now holding DNeX at 0.20 n warrant at 0.035! u still want to said i loosing money n now mentally ill? i leave it to ur sick mind lurker!

goldenluck16, this Jakel Group n Family members buy a lot of DNeX share! Think they will pushed up d price after signing of d agreement!

DNeX 2021 is even better than DNeX 2017! It's business r more solid now!

take a joynorth not joysouth! d road can b rough or roller coastal but it's surely a joyDNeX!

whatever, this year is DNeX year! enjoyed ur cup of tea ("chupapi monyenyo")!

haha, who wants d price to come down? who wants d price to go up? it's d contra kakis, they wants both! v see on Monday n days to come! no gambling! no contricks! buy on fundamental!

Deenkareem, judging from d big volumes d last few days, i hv d feeling some hidden hands r telling d big funds to buy n convert d warrants to mother shares! this way, DNeX can easily raised over 330m to fund their SilTerra acquisition n keep SilTerra under Malaysians' hand (holding more than 51%).

if u think DNeX will b RM1 b4 July 2021, u buy now n convert to mother b4 expiry date. check with ur remisier, it's simple n fast to convert n d fees r low!

looked at PA (share consolidation 2:1), d price for warrant after consolidation is damned gud!

Sailangking, m i correct, at share split 1:3, Focus D shares will b multiply by 3 n price will b divided by 3? what about d warrants i.e shares X3 n exercise price divide by 3, correct?

moo moo cai, today chor 8 pai ti kong! Surely, morning got angpau.

TOKYO: Chips Prices Going Up
Renesas Electronics has made another big acquisition. The Japanese chipmaker announced on Feb. 8 that it will buy U.K. chip designer Dialog Semiconductor for 617.9 billion yen ($5.86 billion).

Amid a global shortage of automotive chips, Renesas has already told customers it will raise prices. The manufacturer is also marking up prices on other chips.

moo moo cai u r simply amazing!

waloieh, this niu cai is a choy san yeh!

after signing agreement, moo tell EPF, GLIC to invest kaw kaw n not let d chinapek to sapu kaw kaw!

not only EPF, all d GLC n GLIC already in! chinapek belum!