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No need to panic at this stage lah. CAPE is testing around RM0.25–0.26, which is also near its current 52-week low. The key is whether selling pressure starts to ease and the stock can stabilise here
CAPE’s bottom-line is feeling the heat from higher operating costs and slower EMS demand, but if they can execute their expansion into the new plant, the long-term value could emerge once the margin compression stabilizes.