Of course. i know smarty pants. There are more outstanding shares in DNeX. So u want to compare 80 sen topglove for example with your lovely hibiscus? Well your share price is higher but you are nowhere near the market cap. Pls get back to us when hibi is near dnex market cap.
True Value will emerge once market uncertainty subside. Hibiscus relied solely on petroleum .Dnex is different from a true blue O &G. Dnex is power by 4 cylinder of growth { ping petroleum, silterra plant , IT & e-services provider & marine cables. Dnex market cap 2.7 billion vs Hisbiscus 1.8 billion market. Hard to generalized betw Hibiscus and Dnex. Hibiscus is solely on production , exploration and production of oil. Whereas Dnex strength lies on its synergy & strategy on its core 4 business { after acquiring both Silterra and Ping petroleum} recently. Each have its own strength .just do your own back to back calculation. dividends and growth potential. Dnex @ 85 sen vs His 98 sen
I never cursed people with rude words and show arrogant to any forumer when promote dnex ! Hibis is too speculative and not for long term growth , see how many days u can sustain n action !
Most important dnex cash flow will increase sharply and expand further their business improve their ROE for future , share price soaring is just a matter of time for a bright future stock with diversify businesses !
So many monkeys here. Monkey A bash dnex, monken b bash hibis. I own both stock. Lets not bash each other, focus on stock. U guys act like monkey who see banana for the first time. So childish, grow up please.
We are not Warren Buffet but only small retailers hardly have the financial muscle to have an impact on the market direction. Best for all readers to share whatever news related to only to DNex .
Semi Capex On Pace For 21% Growth to $185.5B This Year 2020-2022 expected to be the first 3-year period of double-digit capex growth since 1993-1995.
IC Insights has adjusted its 2022 worldwide semiconductor capital-spending forecast that now shows a 21% increase this year, to $185.5 billion (Figure 1). The revised outlook, which was included in IC Insights’ recently released August 3Q Update to The McClean Report, represents a decrease from $190.4 billion and 24% growth that was forecast at the beginning of this year. Though lowered, the revised capex forecast still represents a new record high level of spending. In fact, if industry capital spending rises as forecast by a double-digit amount this year, it will mark the first three-year period of double-digit capital expenditure gains in the semiconductor industry since 1993-1995.
Wafer fab utilization rates at many integrated device manufacturers (IDMs) remained well above 90% through the first half of this year and many semiconductor foundries operated at 100% utilization rates, as orders remained robust during the economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Combined two-year semiconductor capital spending in 2021 and 2022 is now expected to reach $338.6 billion. IDMs and foundries are spending heavily on new manufacturing capacity for logic and memory devices built with leading-edge process technology. However, strong demand and ongoing shortages of many other essential chips such as power semiconductors, analog ICs, and various MCUs, have caused suppliers to boost manufacturing capacity for those products as well.
While all of that is positive news, a menacing cloud of uncertainty looms on the horizon. Soaring inflation and a rapidly decelerating worldwide economy caused semiconductor manufacturers to re-evaluate their aggressive expansion plans at the mid-point of the year. Several (but not all) suppliers—particularly many leading DRAM and flash memory manufacturers—have already announced reductions in their capex budgets for this year. Many more suppliers have noted that capital spending cuts are expected in 2023 as the industry digests three years of robust spending and evaluates capacity needs in the face of slowing economic growth.
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Posted by birdparadise > 2022-08-23 13:57 |
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