Frencken Group publishes FY2025 annual report

Reuters04-07
Frencken Group publishes FY2025 annual report
  • Frencken annual report for FY2025 flagged improved performance, led by stronger demand in Mechatronics across semiconductor, medical, and industrial automation.
  • APS business faced softer automotive demand, weighing on divisional results despite progress in radar antenna programs tied to ADAS adoption.
  • Group highlighted capacity expansion in US with a new facility about three times size of prior site to support motor-related production growth.
  • Singapore consolidation project moved into construction phase, with planned development cost of SGD 63 million; completion targeted for 1Q 2027.
  • Strategy focus for FY2026 centered on semiconductor as key growth driver, supported by AI-driven end-market demand and supply-chain diversification.


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