Riverstone holdings

Riverstone Q3 earnings fall 28% to RM52 million

Revenue declines 17.1% due to lower prices for gloves amid more intense competition

Executive chair and chief executive Wong Teek Son says: “While the shift in product mix has led to near-term margin compression, we are committed to pushing out customised products in both business segments.”

Riverstone Q1 profit slides 21.8% to RM56.4 million despite higher revenue

Lower gross profit margin due to higher raw material cost, foreign exchange and change in market demand dynamics, says the group

The higher tariffs imposed on Thailand and Indonesia are seen to likely benefit Malaysian glove producers further.

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Uneven duties are expected to make Chinese-made gloves more expensive in the US, which could benefit manufacturers in the South-east Asian country

Riverstone CEO Wong Teek Son notes the company has phased out some of its ageing production lines and replaced them with more efficient ones.

Riverstone posts 3.7% Q4 profit rise, proposes special dividend amid semicon recovery

Efforts to add new cleanroom clients would create additional revenue streams, says the company’s chief executive

The advanced production line at a Top Glove factory in Selangor, Malaysia. The financial results of glove companies have generally improved since the start of 2024, as customers looked to replenish their inventories.
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Malaysian glove makers poised for US growth but broader tariffs may upend optimism

They may also face stiffer competition as Chinese rivals pivot from the US to markets in Europe and Asia, add analysts

Wong Teek Son, CEO of Riverstone, notes that the company is adding on six new cleanroom production lines to cater to the growing demand from the semiconductor and electronics sector.

Riverstone Q3 earnings rise 21.8% to RM72.2 million

Glovemaker’s revenue for the period also up by 33.9%, driven by increased production volume and higher average selling prices

Wong Teek Son, founder and CEO of Riverstone Holdings, says the company is well-positioned to meet the growing demand of gloves.

Riverstone H1 net profit up 54.6% as demand for gloves recovers

New production lines are expected to be progressively commissioned by the end of this year

Top Glove rebounds with a net profit of RM50.7 million (S$14.5 million) for the three months ended May 31, versus a loss of RM130.6 million in the previous corresponding period.

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Riverstone's Wong Teek Son says he is optimistic about the growth prospects of the core cleanroom glove segment.

Riverstone’s Q1 2024 net profit rises 54.5% to RM72.2 million

Results primarily driven by higher sales volume from the cleanroom glove segment