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smartrader
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10-May-2010 21:54

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continue to burn investors' money...

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10-May-2010 13:08

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must be some scandal..

or the sun too hot?

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10-May-2010 12:56

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Wat happen to anwell drop so much??????????

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pharoah88
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12-Apr-2010 13:54

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TODAY ONLINE Monday: 12 APRIL 2010
Anwell Tech
Buy | 63.5 cents
DMG upgrades Anwell Technologies to Buy from Neutral, raises target price to $0.78 from $0.38 based on 8X FY11 price/ earnings ratio and a 50-per-cent discount to industry average.

DMG expects optical disc maker to incur FY10 loss due to high research and development and depreciation costs but tips strong turnaround in FY11, driven by sales of thin-film solar panels which Anwell started producing recently and forecasts FY11 net profit of HK$166.1 million ($30 million).

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01-Apr-2010 14:53

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under watchlist too but doubtful about their financials..

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30-Mar-2010 16:54

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Don't get con, read the dialogue below, want to laugh. I also know how to run and be CEO. Every question ask, all answer like a small child - try an error and when hit a jackpot then make profit. So using public's $$ to try lor ! Got profit, they get more director and bonus, if not too bad lor. This way of running a business, I also can run using public $$ to pay for his error lor ! Unless he is acting blurr to answer Q in this way and hiding some agenda, if not forget abt this one !

BTW Samsung and Hitachi already launched big 46" OLED TV liao, no longer trade secret, the next wave is 3D TV ! FYI.

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30-Mar-2010 16:34

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No convicing latest information, data given, and old workshop picture repeat shown. Dare not go in.

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pharoah88
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30-Mar-2010 16:23

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ANNWELL TECH may be latE....

LAST WEEK TV SHOWED SOMEONE MANUFACTURED

"SOLAR ENERGY CONCENTRATION BOX"

at one-tenth of Normal Solar Cell Panel's Cost

but can generate the SAME AMOUNT OF ENERGY.

Conventional Solar Cell Panel will R.I.P.

due to their traditional Cost which is 10 TiMES HiGH

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29-Mar-2010 17:57

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Anwell begins mass production of solar panels

By ANGELA TAN

SINGAPORE - Anwell Technologies Limited said it has started the mass production of amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film solar panels using its in-house developed Sunlite turnkey production line.

The company, which entered the solar industry two years ago, plans to increase its annual capacity to 120MW by the end of 2010 from about 40MW now.

Anwell's chairman and CEO, Franky Fan, said the German distribution centre the company set up in late 2009, has already paved the way for growth in the solar panels in Europe market.

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22-Mar-2010 19:19

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Can anyone advice what I need to do for the allocated right ? thanks ! first time on this.

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22-Mar-2010 13:37

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Yells: "INVEST but not TRADE please!"

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Dump?

smartrader ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 20:49) Posted:

short ?

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smartrader
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21-Mar-2010 20:49

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short ?

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21-Mar-2010 16:09

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pharoah88
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17-Mar-2010 14:58

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already mOvEd

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16-Mar-2010 21:50

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look at the speed of raising funds....badly in need of cash ?
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15-Mar-2010 18:11

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gOOd ObservatiOn

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not vested anymore. not comfortable with the corporate manoeurves...

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14-Mar-2010 13:34

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ANWELL's lively Q&A with fund managers .....

Written by Leong Chan Teik
Friday, 12 March 2010
Anwell's OLED manufacturing plant in Dongguan will start mass production in Q3 but sales are not expected to be signficant this year. Photo: Anwell WHILE ANWELL TECHNOLOGIES is just days away from a historic moment in its corporate history – the start of mass production of solar modules – it has also now indicated that another major milestone is just around the corner. The latter is the start of mass production of OLED panels in Q3 this year, according to Ken Wu, the CFO, in a presentation to fund managers on Wednesday (Mar 10). This comes about three years after Anwell began developing proprietary technology for its OLED production lines. Its efforts were supported by Chinese government cash grants totaling RMB250 million. OLEDs are the next generation of flat panel displays, replacing LCDs over the next couple of years in devices such as cell phones and television sets. Because OLEDs emit light, they do not require a backlight. This means that OLEDs can be made very thin and very power-efficient when compared to LCD (which do require a white backlight). Anwell has filed over 60 patents from its OLED project which, as is the case with its other businesses, reflect its technological edge. Said Mr Wu: “We own our IPs (intellectual property). We have a unique vertically-integrated model and you won't find another company operating the same model." Anwell has developed its own proprietary technology for equipment that manufactures solar modules. NextInsight file photo Much of Mr Wu’s presentation was devoted to Anwell’s solar business. Following that was a Q&A session, some of whose highlights are as follows: Q What business do you do in India and what partners do you have there? Mr Wu: We have an office in New Delhi. Over the past few years, we have delivered some manufacturing equipment to customers there, including the biggest optical disc manufacturer in India. Q The OLED business – has it got anything to do with bulbs, with lighting? Mr Wu: We will be manufacturing OLED flat panel displays. But the technologies can be migrated to lighting, so if a few years from now we announce that we are moving into the lighting industry, don’t be surprised. Q For the solar business, are you making solar modules or just the equipment for making solar modules? Mr Wu: Both. Our key advantage is a vertically integrated model. As there are investment cycles, our strategy will change over time. At some point in time, we may prefer to sell more equipment to the market. At another point in time, we may prefer to keep our equipment production capacity in-house to ourselves. We know when is a good time to invest in capacity. Q You don’t plan to go into solar energy production? Mr Wu: As of today, we don’t have such plans. But there may be opportunities for us, especially in China, where some energy companies want to cooperate with us as we have technology and a manufacturing base. Samsung's 40-inch OLED TV. Photo: Samsung Q Regarding OLED, nobody has been able to make a big OLED display. How are you different in this respect? Mr Wu: In terms of technology, it’s the same whether it’s a big or small panel. But making a big panel is more difficult in terms of production process. In terms of market size, smaller panels will have a much bigger market in the next few years. Q Currently, the OLED panels are only on secondary displays of the flip phones. The main displays of are all still TFT. OLED has been around long enough but no one has been able to resolve this for cell-phone size…. Mr Wu: The reason OLED has yet to replace LCD is because of cost. The manufacturing cost will need time to go down further. It will happen with better equipment efficiency, better use of materials. It’s not different from other technological products such as optical discs, solar panels or OLED. Q Do you expect to have meaningful sales of OLED this year since mass production starts only in Q3? Mr Wu: We don’t expect a meaningful percentage of sales this year or next year. Q What about solar modules? Mr Wu: You can do some calculations. The annual capacity of our solar plant is 40 MW. Right now, the market price for solar modules is US$1.80 per watt. So if everything goes smoothly, the solar business will represent a meaningful share of revenue this year. Ken Wu, CFO of Anwell, showing Singapore analysts around Anwell's optical disc manufacturing plant in Henan, which generates stable cashflow. NextInsight file photo. Q Last year, Anwell was profitable only in Q4 and that was because of government grants. You talked about the stable cashflow from the optical disc manufacturing business. How is this cashflow going, because in the past couple of years you don’t really make money from selling equipment? Mr Wu: In the past few years, we used the positive cashflow from our optical disc manufacturing business to invest in OLED, Blu-ray and solar. If we had not invested, we would have been a profitable company. But because we have invested heavily, we now have the business opportunities that I have mentioned. Q The company has announced two MOUs for the sale of its solar modules. When you start mass production this month, are you expecting any difficulty in materializing the sales as these are just MOUs, not contracts? Mr Wu: The MOUs are for pretty big orders and our capacity this year will not be able to fulfill the requirements. Their projects are ongoing and they may not need our panels this year. For our products in the first two quarters, I don’t expect to sell to these companies – one in America, one in Brazil. Looking at the demand side, the market is very big. The 40MW capacity we have is small compared to the total demand of the market. And solar panels are by nature commodity products. As long as we have good products and as long as we have a good cost model, there will not be a lot of difficulties for us to break into the market. The customer will find us. Recent story: ANWELL's fair value is 86 cents, says NRA Capital

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14-Mar-2010 10:06

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not vested anymore. not comfortable with the corporate manoeurves...

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pharoah88
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13-Mar-2010 15:38

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iF iT iS expOrting the sOlar panEls Out Of CHiNA, iT shOuld have gOOd fUture.

iS singapOre's zerO EnErgy Building Using anwEll's sOlar panEls?

Check with singapOre's Building cOntrOl AuthOrity [BCA].

smartrader ( Date: 19-Feb-2010 20:08) Posted:

Anwell’s thin film solar panels beats industry average
conversion efficiency
Achieved conversion efficiency of 8.58%, certified by National
Laboratory of China

Tests done according to internationally recognized IEC61646 standard

On track to begin mass production of solar panels at 40MW plant in 1Q10

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smartrader
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10-Mar-2010 21:08

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Consolidate 5 into 1. Now issue 20% more shares....less than 2yrs ????

PROPOSED RENOUNCEABLE NON-UNDERWRITTEN RIGHTS ISSUE
The Board of Directors (the “
the announcement made on 26 February 2010 (the “
renounceable non-underwritten Rights Issue of up to 50,927,875 Rights Shares in the capital of the
Company. Unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein bear the same meaning as the
Announcement.
The Directors are pleased to announce that the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited
(“
the Rights Shares subject to the following:-
(a) Compliance with the Exchange’s listing requirements;
(b) A written undertaking from the Company that it will make periodic announcements on the use of
the proceeds from the Rights Issue, and that it will provide status report on the use of the
proceeds in the annual report; and
(c) A written undertaking from the Company that the allotment of any excess Rights Shares,
preference will be given to the rounding of odd lots, and directors and substantial shareholders
of the Company will rank last in priority.
The in-principle approval granted by the SGX-ST is not to be taken as an indication of the merits of
the Rights Issue, the Rights Shares, the Company and/or its subsidiaries. The Books Closure Date to
determine the entitlement of Shareholders under the Rights Issue will be announced in due course.Directors”) of Anwell Technologies Limited (the “Company”) refers toAnnouncement”) relating to the proposedSGX-ST”) has on 9 March 2010, granted its in-principle approval for the listing of and quotation for
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
Fan Kai Leung

Executive Chairman and CEO

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