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Daily Brief Singapore: Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, SGX Rubber Future TSR20, Valuetronics Holdings, Finmo and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (YZJSGD SP) Rolls Over As The US Seeks To Curb China’s Shipping Dominance
  • Cambodia Wraps Up 2024 With A Flourish In Rubber – In Exports And At Home
  • Tech Sector’s Recent Influence on Singapore’s Mid-to-Small Cap Stocks
  • Finmo’s unified treasury platform attracts US$18.5M from global VCs | e27


Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (YZJSGD SP) Rolls Over As The US Seeks To Curb China’s Shipping Dominance

By David Blennerhassett

  • After the United States Trade Representative’s (USTR) office proposed a raft of fees and other shipping restrictions on Chinese vessels, non-SOE Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (YZJSGD SP) is down 16%.
  • Port entrance fees include up to US$1mn/vessel owned by Chinese transport operators; and non-Chinese transport operators operating Chinese-built vessels would pay up to US$1.5mn per port entry
  • Fees are currently preliminary, and may, as witnessed in recent Trump policies, be a bargaining chip rather than firm action. If enacted, these measures would curtail a promising Chinese export.

Cambodia Wraps Up 2024 With A Flourish In Rubber – In Exports And At Home

By Vinod Nedumudy

  • Rubber latex exports value goes up to US$666.25 million in 2024  
  • Average yearly rubber price marks a 47% YoY surge to US$1,971/mt  
  • Domestic tire firms consume 58,000 tons of rubber in 2024

Tech Sector’s Recent Influence on Singapore’s Mid-to-Small Cap Stocks

By Geoff Howie

  • Singapore’s Mid-to-Small Cap group averaged S$40 million daily trading turnover, with Technology stocks contributing 35% over 8 weeks.
  • UMS, CSE Global, and Valuetronics ranked among the top 10 Mid-to-Small Cap stocks with highest net institutional inflow.
  • PC Partner Group anticipates FY24 net profit of at least HK$250 million, up from HK$60 million in FY23.

Finmo’s unified treasury platform attracts US$18.5M from global VCs | e27

By e27

  • Finmo, an all-in-one treasury operating system (TOS), has announced an oversubscribed US$18.5 million Series A funding round, bringing its total funding to US$27 million.
  • The round was co-led by Quona Capital and PayPal Ventures, with participation from Citi Ventures.
  • The Singaporean startup will use the capital to accelerate its product development, invest in AI capabilities, and expand its global reach.

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