SINGAPORE (Aug 19): Amid the US-China trade tensions and a resultant down cycle in the electronics industry, Singapore Exchange Mainboard-listed Excelpoint Technology remains positive about opportunities that will bear fruit.

“We are closely monitoring market developments and remain confident that with our value-added technical capabilities and strong business presence in Asia-Pacific, we can capture [emerging] opportunities,” says CEO Albert Phuay in an interview with The Edge Singapore.

Founded in 1987, the Singapore-headquartered company is a regional business-to-business provider of electronic components, engineering design services and supply chain management services to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), original design manufacturers (ODMs) and electronics manufacturing services (EMS) providers. This is done through the making of the devices and provision of cloud and application solutions.

Excelpoint’s value proposition as a systems integrator sees its components being used across the mobile and computing, industrial and instrumentation, and consumer segments. Examples include in smartphone devices, medical and healthcare equipment, utility meters, industrial power supply, and audio and home entertainment appliances. It is also positioning itself as a key player in the Internet of Things (IoT) growth story with its range of products in optical networking, and navigation and control across the lighting, communications and automotive industries.

From its home base in Singapore, Excelpoint has built up a presence in more than 40 cities in 10 countries, including Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, China, Australia and the US. The company had its IPO in 2004, selling shares at...(click on link for full story on theedgesingapore.com)