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Business Background Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd is an investment holding company. The company along with its subsidiaries is engaged in manufacturing, assembling, testing and sale of integrated circuits, semiconductor devices, electronic components and leadframes. The group's operating and reportable segments are geographical segments by location of customers. It covers Asia; The United States of America (USA); and Europe, where it generates most of its revenue. The company's subsidiaries include Dynacraft Industries Sdn Bhd (Dynacraft) and Carsem (M) Sdn Bhd (Carsem).
  Newbie1990 ----------------Unstoppable further great great news------------------------------ hahahaha 08/03/2021 3:23 PM WenJun Bought (warrant) the dip and it continues to dip further... Bought even lower and sold higher, made a tiny profit. Beware of the Nasdaq correction, it might not over yet, the futures are down 1.7% now 08/03/2021 4:05 PM Fundamental123 Likely drop and it is so scary to hold tech stocks due to US bond yield remain high over economic recovery 08/03/2021 4:30 PM Michael Yeo Aiyo yo. Luckily yesterday cut loss. Otherwise, really a bigger hold today 09/03/2021 7:11 AM Snowpiercer I think before Quek wanted to delist in Msia and list in China as they think Bursa undervalues the stock.....but i think he will make some pocket money here first 09/03/2021 9:21 AM Michael Yeo Many taken for a roller coaster ride. High votality is not favorable; unless MPI is going downwards in price. Next target price is RM30 10/03/2021 3:52 PM Snowpiercer looks like the management slows down the move to another stock exchange to profit from the current run 11/03/2021 9:52 AM  Keyman188 Biden will direct states to make all adults eligible for Covid vaccine by May 1 (PUBLISHED THU, MAR 11 20216:30 PM ESTUPDATED THU, MAR 11 20216:51 PM EST) ~ President Joe Biden is set to announce that he will direct states to make all adults eligible for the Covid vaccines by May 1. ~ Biden in his first primetime address to the nation is also expected to say that Americans should be able to gather in small groups to celebrate the Fourth of July. ~ The speech comes hours after Biden signed into law the $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill, which he had strongly pushed during his first 50 days in office. WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden is set to announce Thursday evening that he will direct states to make all adults eligible for the Covid vaccines by May 1. Biden, in his first primetime address to the nation, is also expected to say that Americans should be able to gather in small groups to celebrate the Fourth of July, a senior administration official told reporters Thursday. “He will be clear that that does not mean large events where lots of people gather, but it does mean that we can once again have an independence day with small gatherings and celebrations,” the official told reporters ahead of the speech. “And that’s a big step in the right direction,” the official added. “We believe that if we do our part we’ll be in a much better place by Independence Day, and we can start to resume more of our normal activities.” Biden’s address is scheduled for just after 8 p.m. ET, and will be broadcast from the East Room of the White House. The speech is expected to last less than 20 minutes. The primetime event comes hours after Biden signed into law the $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill, which he had aggressively pushed Congress to pass during his first 50 days in office. Biden’s remarks come as the United States administered a record number of vaccines over the weekend. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention administered 2.9 million vaccines on Saturday, a record, and 2.4 million on Sunday, according to the agency’s latest tally. The numbers are subject to revisions as more data becomes available to public health officials. Biden is set to embark on a nationwide tour next week to tout the first major legislative accomplishment of his administration. The president will depart Tuesday for Delaware County in Pennsylvania, an electoral swing state that was key to Biden’s victory over former President Donald Trump. Earlier Thursday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Biden will “lay out some more specifics” of how the administration will fight the virus moving forward. ## https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/11/covid-vaccine-biden-will-direct-states-to-make-all-adults-eligible-by-may-1.html -------------------------Great Great Booster News-------------------------------- 12/03/2021 8:00 AM Fireplume I wonder what they plan to do now with strong demand in the market for semi-cond and around 900mil of cash on hand beside director selling the share to earn more pocket money. Read report mentioned all plant running on almost 100% capacity. 15/03/2021 3:22 PM dalpinia pang72 Yes, boss is selling... Due to their holding is nearly break the max limit of holding, if not reduce then may goes to PN17 like HLB. The family hold too much which is a positive sign! 18/03/2021 10:51 AM stock_investor Mpi supplies packaging parts to cree. Cree is one of the Tesla supplier. Tesla cars delivery beats expectation and is higher than previous quarter. https://www.google.com/amp/s/electrek.co/2021/04/02/tesla-releases-q1-2021-delivery-results-massive-new-record/amp/ 04/04/2021 11:18 AM azee https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/IR4Revolution/2021-03-30-story-h1543049663-Semiconductor_Integrated_Circuit_chip.jsp 08/04/2021 1:05 PM  Mr.Sm Invest123 Pmbtech Silicon: Semiconductor shortage impacting automotive industry Posted 19th January 2021 in Industry news. By Nils Backeberg According to Reuters, automakers around the world have been caught off-guard by a shortage of semiconductors that has required the industry to compete against the consumer electronics industry for chip supplies. Leading semiconductor manufacturers reassigned capacity from automakers after the pandemic cut down vehicle sales, instead shipping chips to companies that produce smartphones, gaming systems and other electronic goods that remained in high demand. Several companies, including Volkswagen, Nissan, Ford, Toyota and others, have been impacted and are struggling to secure the chips to maintain production lines. All chips, whether bound for a laptop or a vehicle, start life as a silicon wafer, an industry that has always struggled to keep up with sudden demand spikes. Roskill View Polycrystalline silicon (polysilicon) is used in the production of silicon wafers. Polysilicon remains only the third-largest end-use for silicon metal worldwide, however, it has been the fastest growing of the three major applications for silicon metal in the past two decades with its share of global demand rising from 3% in 2000 to 20% in 2019. Silicon metal is consumed directly in the production of poly-crystalline silicon wafers for use in photovoltaic (PV) solar cells, and indirectly in mono-crystalline silicon wafers for use in semiconductors for integrated circuits and a range of electronic equipment. Until 2007, the production of mono-crystalline silicon wafers for use in semiconductors was the largest end-use for polysilicon. The consumption of silicon metal in polysilicon began to take off significantly after 2009, fuelled in part by generous subsidies for producers and consumers of solar products in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis. By 2019, the proportion of global polysilicon demand accounted for by semiconductor applications had fallen to just 16%. Though Asia accounts for about 70% of global silicon semiconductor wafer output, China remains a relatively small player with a market share of about 15%, in contrast to its dominance of the solar value chain. The leading producing countries are South Korea, Taiwan, the USA and Japan, with over 50% of supply consolidated into the five largest producers. The rapid advancement of technology both drives and restrains the demand for silicon chips and wafers, and the constantly changing balance of these influences has led to a haphazard growth over the last decade, while silicon wafers in the solar industry have enjoyed a consistent growth. Looking forward, Roskill forecasts that the solar industry will continue to drive growth in demand for silicon metal with double digit increases in demand to 2023. Moreover, while semiconductor demand as a whole is expected to remain in the low single-digit growth rates over the next decade, the impacts of COVID-19 are already indicating a haphazard growth year in 2021. 10/04/2021 4:55 PM kasim https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/bluestar/2021-04-09-story-h1563245079-Semiconductor.jsp 13/04/2021 11:43 AM dalpinia don't bonus issue, please chase Nestle price and became no 1 most expensive share in KLSE!!! 14/04/2021 10:49 AM  |
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