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SGX:E28 26 December 2025 - 9 February 2026

Frencken Group stock rises 2% in Singapore: what’s driving SGX:E28 and what to watch next

Frencken Group stock rises 2% in Singapore: what’s driving SGX:E28 and what to watch next

Frencken Group shares rose 2.44% to S$1.68 Friday, with volume more than doubling its three-month average. The move comes amid heightened interest in Singapore mid-caps and strong sector flows tied to global chip demand. Frencken has not issued recent business updates, leaving price action driven by market sentiment. Traders are watching for its Feb. 26 earnings report.
30 January 2026
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Frencken Group Limited (SGX:E28) Stock: Latest News, Share Price, Analyst Forecasts and 2026 Outlook (Dec 26, 2025)

Frencken Group Limited (SGX:E28) Stock: Latest News, Share Price, Analyst Forecasts and 2026 Outlook (Dec 26, 2025)

Frencken Group shares traded near S$1.40 on Dec. 26, with a 52-week range of S$0.825–S$1.720. The company reported 3Q25 revenue of S$211.5 million, up 6.5% year-on-year, and net profit of S$9.9 million, up 7.5%. Analysts noted improving semiconductor momentum but flagged weaker demand in analytical life sciences and order adjustments from a key European customer.
26 December 2025
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