PC Partner's delisting from HKEX
PC Partner's primary business is graphics card manufacturing. Its current dividend yield exceeds 6%, and profits are trending upward due to high demand for graphics cards.
The company plans to delist from the Hong Kong stock market and maintain its listing solely on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). This move aims to secure a consistent supply of advanced GPUs from NVIDIA, as a Hong Kong-listed company may face supply chain risks.
Recently, the company's stock price has been under pressure following the delisting announcement from HKEX. Many investors are wary of the SGX listing because of its smaller investor pool.
However, recent Substantial Shareholder Notices (dated 2025-09-19) indicate that RAYS Capital and Morgan Stanley have each acquired stakes exceeding 5%, suggesting they "bought the dip."
I believe the company's stock is currently undervalued and poised for growth on the SGX once the delisting from HKEX is complete.
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- thinorfat·09-22Interesting move for PC Partner! Excited to see how it unfolds! [Wow]1Report