Global enthusiasm for technology, especially in the semiconductor industry, has gained fresh momentum, spurred by Intel’s stronger‑than‑expected first‑quarter results. With data centre and AI revenues climbing 22% year‑on‑year, the company underscored how demand for server CPUs supporting AI workloads is translating into immediate earnings.
Here in Singapore, our technology rally has also matured, with several listed firms showing concrete results. The sector’s strength is underpinned by global semiconductor demand, industrial automation, and Singapore’s positioning as a hub for precision engineering and innovation.
This week, we look at 5 of the strongest gainers among the 30 most-traded Singapore technology stocks for April 2026 (as of April 24), as described in an SGX Market Update.
#1 Nanofilm Technologies International (SGX: MZH)
Nanofilm is a leading provider of nanotechnology solutions, leveraging its proprietary technologies and core competencies in R&D, engineering, and production to deliver technology-based solutions across a wide range of industries. Together with its subsidiaries, it operates in Singapore, China, Japan, and Vietnam.
With a market capitalisation of $1.02 billion, Nanofilm gained 166% month-to-date in April 2026 (as of April 24). For the week ending April 24, it rose 79% week-on-week to $1.54 and is currently trading at $1.46.
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#2 PC Partner (SGX: PCT)
PC Partner designs, develops, manufactures, and sells computer electronics. The company offers video graphics cards and other PC related products and components, such as motherboards and mini-PCs. It also designs, manufactures, and trades in PC parts and accessories, and electronics. They are headquartered in Singapore and maintain a strong global presence.
With a market capitalisation of $744 million, PC Partner gained 50% month-to-date in April 2026 (as of April 24). For the week ending April 24, it rose 13% week-on-week to $1.92 and is currently trading at $1.94.
#3 Addvalue Tech (SGX: A31)
Addvalue provides satellite-based communication and digital broadband products and solutions globally. The company develops and manufactures a range of terminals operating on satellite networks for land, maritime, aeronautical applications, and space resilient technologies. It also designs, develops, and distributes telecommunication equipment and related products.
With a market capitalisation of $435 million, Addvalue gained 46% month-to-date in April 2026 (as of April 24). For the week ending April 24, it rose 11% week-on-week to $0.118 and is currently trading at $0.1430.
#4 AEM (SGX: AWX)
AEM, together with its subsidiaries, provides semiconductor and electronics test solutions worldwide. AEM’s R&D centres, situated in Singapore, Malaysia, Finland, France, and the US, are crucial in innovating and advancing in-house engineering capabilities to deliver technologies and solutions for the next generation of semiconductor testing needs.
With a market capitalisation of $1.921 billion, AEM gained 45% month-to-date in April 2026 (as of April 24). For the week ending April 24, it rose 19% week-on-week to $6.06 and is currently trading at $7.35.
#6 Sunright (SGX: S71)
Sunright provides semiconductor test and burn-in services to semiconductor and electronics manufacturers in Singapore, Malaysia, Mainland China, the United States and other parts of the world. The company offers burn-in services for a range of integrated circuits, such as memories, micro-controllers, microprocessors, and digital signal processors, as well as various turnkey services.
With a market capitalisation of $78 million, Sunright gained 40% month-to-date in April 2026 (as of April 24). For the week ending April 24, it rose 23% week-on-week to $0.635 and is currently trading at $0.77.
