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Top Glove shares end flat after 7.3% surge in intra-day trade on return to full-year profitability

Glove stocks rallied as Malaysia’s tariff position appeared more favourable than China’s and Thailand’s.
Companies & Markets

Top Glove swings into the black with RM38.6 million Q4 net profit; returns to full-year profitability

An employee monitors latex gloves on hand-shaped molds moving along an automated production line at a Top Glove Corp. factory in Setia Alam, Selangor, Malaysia, on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020. The world’s biggest glovemaker got a vote of confidence from investors in the credit market, as the coronavirus fuels demand for the Malaysian company’s rubber products. The World Health Organization is taking an unprecedented step of negotiating directly with suppliers to improve access to gloves, face masks and other forms of protective equipment. Photographer: Samsul Said/Bloomberg
Companies & Markets

Top Glove Q3 profit slides 31% to RM34.7 million despite higher revenue

Top Glove said the 24 per cent tariff is “relatively favourable” compared to peers.
Consumer & Healthcare

Malaysian glove makers will likely stay afloat in Trump tariff tsunami, but face being priced out in non-US markets

Semiconductors have been exempted from tariffs for now, but analysts warn that the space is hardly “immune” from future tariff threats.
Companies & Markets

Semiconductor, shipbuilding stocks suffer heavy losses in SGX bloodbath

Its revenue for the quarter was RM883.7 million, up from RM 550.3 million previously. 
Companies & Markets

Top Glove swings back to black with RM30.3 million Q2 profit 

The glove companies’ financial results have generally improved since the start of 2024, as customers looked to replenish their inventories after depleting their stockpiles from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Consumer & Healthcare
OUTLOOK 2025

Malaysian glove makers poised for US growth but broader tariffs may upend optimism

Top Glove is optimistic about the recovery of the glove industry and expects orders to continue flowing in.
Companies & Markets

Top Glove swings back to black with RM5.5 million Q1 net profit

Revenue for the fourth quarter was 75 per cent higher year on year at RM835.3 million, up from RM476 million in Q4 of FY2023. 
Companies & Markets

Top Glove’s Q4 losses narrow to RM3.6 million on higher sales; proposes bonus issue of warrants

An employee handles latex gloves at an automated production line at a Top Glove Corp. factory in Setia Alam, Selangor, Malaysia, on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020. The world’s biggest glovemaker got a vote of confidence from investors in the credit market, as the coronavirus fuels demand for the Malaysian company’s rubber products. The World Health Organization is taking an unprecedented step of negotiating directly with suppliers to improve access to gloves, face masks and other forms of protective equipment.
Companies & Markets

Malaysia glove maker shares surge as US finalises China tariffs

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