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News for Micro-Mechanics (Holdings) Ltd. (MCRNF)
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mixedmixed4 Compelling Singapore Stocks That Could Ride the AI Wave to Greater Prosperity
Looking to ride the AI wave through the Singapore stock market? Here are four stocks that can allow you to do so.- Published at
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neutralneutral3 Singapore Stocks Reporting Year-on-Year Profit Increases: Are They a Buy?
These three stocks have seen profits rise year on year and could be an attractive addition to your investment portfolio.- Published at
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positivepositiveSemiconductor Recovery: 3 Singapore Stocks That May Raise Their Dividends
With the semiconductor industry set to recover, here are three companies that may increase their dividends in the next few years.- Published at
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mixedmixed6 Singapore Semiconductor-Related Stocks Poised to Surge When the Industry Rebounds
With the semiconductor industry set to see a rebound, here are six stocks that will benefit.- Published at
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mixedmixed4 Singapore Semiconductor Stocks That Could Explode When the Industry Recovers
The semiconductor industry is still in the doldrums but these four stocks could perform very well once the recovery takes place.- Published at
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mixedmixed5 Singapore Stocks That Could Benefit from a Semiconductor Recovery in 2024
With a recovery expected for the semiconductor sector next year, here are five stocks that could benefit.- Published at
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positivepositiveGeneral Announcement::Minutes of the Twenty-Fifth Annual General Meeting
MICRO-MECHANICS LTD. Minutes of the Twenty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company held by way of electronic... | November 16, 2021- Published at
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positivepositiveElise Hong becomes first woman to head Singapore precision engineering body
She takes over from Low Ming Wah, the president at Singapore-listed Micro-Mechanics Holdings. . Read more at straitstimes.com.