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The global semiconductor industry is poised for another year of strong expansion in 2026, driven largely by sustained artificial intelligence (AI) demand, even as Malaysian-listed technology stocks remain only partial beneficiaries of the global upcycle.
PETALING JAYA: The near–term outlook for the semiconductor sector remains cautious pending the outcome of the US government's investigation into semiconductor imports, despite the continued growth projected for global semiconductor sales.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s semiconductor industry may be spared the worst of potential US tariffs after President Donald Trump threatened to impose “fairly substantial” duties on imports, according to TA Securities.
Technology stocks on Bursa Malaysia swung in early trade on Thursday, after US president Donald Trump vowed to impose a 100% tariff on imported semiconductor chips.
The Bursa Malaysia Technology Index, which tracks 49 counters in the sector, opened at 51.76 and slipped 0.26 points within the first 15 minutes of trading before paring losses to close 0.1 point higher at 52.27. In comparison, the broader FBM KLCI gained 0.49% to end the day at 1,549.11.
The positive momentum of global semiconductor sales, which posted another healthy growth in March, will continue to see strong demand from artificial intelligence, 5G and electric vehicles.
Shares of Inari Amertron Bhd (KL:INARI) surged to a nearly three-month high in early trade, following continued growth in global semiconductor sales and optimism, and potential easing of US chip export controls, which could benefit Malaysia.
IN the name of “US national security and economic strength”, the Biden-Harris administration on Jan 13 released an Interim Final Rule on Artificial Intelligence Diffusion. This rule imposes new restrictions on the export of US-developed chips that power artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The a...
The US restriction of artificial intelligence (AI) chip exports may lead to a sector-wide slowdown, affecting the entire supply chain in the semiconductor industry, according to RHB Investment Bank.
PETALING JAYA: The local semiconductor sector is expected to continue seeing gradual earnings recovery, led by an anticipated healthy rebound in global demand.
As we enter the final two months of 2024, what are the expectations for the semiconductor industry? TechInsights’ 2025 semiconductor manufacturing outlook estimated that integrated circuit (IC) sales will witness increases of 17% and 14% in silicon demand and semiconductor capital expenditure res...
TA Research is maintaining an “overweight” call on the local semiconductor industry although near-term earnings of some semiconductor stocks are likely to be impacted by the recent strengthening of the ringgit against the US dollar.
PETALING JAYA: The strengthening ringgit against the US dollar is expected to weigh on the earnings of certain Malaysian semiconductor companies despite improving sales.