Weaker sales demand seen as a bane for Pantech  


TA Research said the increase in reciprocal tariffs by the United States has raised concerns on the group’s outlook.

PETALING JAYA: Phillip Capital Research expects Pantech Group Holdings Bhd to post a softer performance for the financial year 2026 (FY26), on the back of weaker sales demand from its trading division.

Despite the anticipated earnings decline in FY26, the brokerage firm in a note to clients said the group’s dividend yield of over 8% remains intact.

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