It is particularly bullish on the outsourced semiconductor assembly and test segment
[SINGAPORE] Mainboard-listed AEM is riding a wave of artificial intelligence-driven demand for chip testing, giving it enough visibility to take an unusual step for a Singapore-listed company – providing investors with earnings per share (EPS) guidance.
The semiconductor test-equipment maker issued full-year 2026 EPS guidance of S$0.245 to S$0.275, alongside its half-year results, earlier this month.
This was its first such forecast and marked a rare level of specificity among listed players here.
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