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SINGAPORE (May 6): Analysts seem to have a conflicting outlook on Hi-P International, following the group’s latest results announcement. The group on May 2 posted a 5.7% y-o-y increase in its 1Q19 earnings to $10.7 million, compared to $10.1 million in 1Q18, due to a 70% reduction in foreign exch...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Friday:

ALTHOUGH the US-China trade war is still in action, mainboard-listed contract manufacturer Hi-P International plans "to turn such impact into opportunities", chief executive and chairman Yao Hsiao Tung has said.

MAINBOARD-LISTED contract manufacturer Hi-P International's gross profit took a hit from pricing pressures and product mix, according to first-quarter results released on Thursday.

SINGAPORE (May 2): Hi-P International announced 1Q19 earnings increased by 5.7% to $10.7 million, compared to $10.1 million in 1Q18. This came on the back of a 2% increase in revenue to $286.8 million from $281.1 million last year, while gross profit margin declined to 12.6% in 1Q19 from 13.4% in 1...

HI-P International slid amid heavy trading, following a downgrade of its stock to "sell" with a target price of S$1.22 by Maybank Kim Eng as the components manufacturer "appears overvalued compared to its global peers".

HI-P International shares have taken a hit in Tuesday's early session following Maybank Kim Eng's call to downgrade the contract manufacturer's stock to "sell" with a target price of S$1.22, as it appears overvalued compared to its global peers.

HI-P International shares have taken a hit in Tuesday's early session following Maybank Kim Eng's call to downgrade the contract manufacturer's stock to "sell" with a target price of S$1.22, as it appears overvalued compared to its global peers.

SINGAPORE (April 9): Maybank Kim Eng is downgrading its call on Hi-P International to “sell” from “hold” previously with an unchanged price target of $1.22, which is based on 1.5 times FY19E price-to-book value. This is because the research house now deems Hi-P as overvalued at 14 times FY1...