Semiconductor equipment maker AEM Holdings will adjust its inventory value and profit before tax in its results for the fourth quarter of 2023 after finding a shortfall in the group’s inventories, following an internal stocktaking exercise. The group has “found no evidence of fraud, illegal activity or physical loss of inventory”, and the shortfall is attributed to human error in transactions with the group’s enterprise resource planning system, it said on Jan 22. Excess inventory and profits are estimated at between S$18 million and S$25 million.
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