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MPI is a seasoned Malaysian player in the semiconductor packaging and testing sector—a key hub for global chip manufacturing. With decades of history, a strategic global footprint, and solid financial performance, MPI maintains a firm position in the tech ecosystem. Whether you’re considering investment, supply partnerships, or just curious about the semiconductor value chain, MPI is a foundational asset in Malaysia’s tech landscape.
It will not be zero at the end of the day judging from Trump's tariffs rhetoric since Apr :) its probably a question of which HS codes related to semiconductor chips that will be subjected to tariffs/levies and how much will it be. Mr Market will be happy if the semiconductor related tariffs ended up at less than 20%.
Malaysian Pacific Industries Berhad (MPI) is not doing well in the short term. The stock is weak because the chip and car markets are still slow. Many investors are being careful now, and the price may drop more unless things improve soon.
MPI’s stock is currently weak, trading near RM 19.40 due to tech sector pressure and foreign outflows. However, the company has strong fundamentals and potential for special dividends. Analysts still rate it a “Buy” with targets around RM 29–30. A rebound is possible if support holds; otherwise, further decline may follow.
Malaysian Pacific Industries Berhad (MPI) is showing short-term recovery with rising price and volume, trading near its fair value at RM21.20. While its balance sheet is strong and recent earnings improved slightly, the long-term trend remains bearish. Analyst views are mixed, and the stock faces key resistance at RM21.70. Overall, short-term momentum is mildly positive, but caution is still advised.
