VS Industry on track for a growth spurt in next financial year
VS industry is expected to remain on track for a growth spurt in financial year 2025 (FY25) bolstered by its leadership in trade diversion and ongoing contract discussion, says UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) Research.
A strategic change in its main customer direction also opens a new era of opportunities for VS industry.
transformation has enabled VS to gain increased traction with the customer, offering enhanced supply chain flexibility and a broader product range.”
With an expanded geographical footprint across the region, the research firm said VS is now strategically positioned to cross-sell its new capabilities into diverse markets, driving stronger margin growth and increasing its success in securing multi-site job tenders.
“The recent win of two new product lines is a clear testament to this progress,” it said in a report.
According to UOBKH Research, the new order win was secured from its key customer for the manufacturing of selected consumer electric products on a box-build assembly basis. This is expected to bring in a recurring revenue contribution of RM300mil for FY25 and RM1.2bil for FY26.
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Positive traction with Customer X. Customer X’s streamlining exercises have been favourable to VSI, by rendering better autonomy in the area of purchasing, thereby complementing VSI’s strategies to beef up internal capabilities. More tangibly, it was awarded two new orders from Customer X worth MYR100m pa, with production scheduled to start by Feb/Mar 2025. In addition, VSI is aiming for MYR800m worth of jobs in the floorcare segment that could materialise by early 2025. With the Philippines operations to start executing the MYR1.2bn worth of orders by Apr 2025, we believe Customer X will be the main force driving FY26F growth of 77%.
https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/737956 EMS players navigate uphill path despite tech up cycle By Cheryl Poo / The Edge Malaysia 23 Dec 2024, 02:00 pm main news image (Photo by theaflowers on Pixabay)
This article first appeared in Capital, The Edge Malaysia Weekly on December 16, 2024 - December 22, 2024
NOTWITHSTANDING the growth in the electronics manufacturing services (EMS) sector amid improved global demand and the increasing outsourcing trend, EMS companies on Bursa Malaysia have turned in a mixed performance owing to rising costs, high inflation and supply chain disruptions.
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