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Top Glove shares end flat after 7.3% surge in intra-day trade on return to full-year profitability
The group attributes its improved performance to the higher demand for gloves and its cost efficiency
Top Glove swings into the black with RM38.6 million Q4 net profit; returns to full-year profitability
It declares a final dividend of 0.48 sen per share and attributes the improved performance to stronger demand
Top Glove Q3 profit slides 31% to RM34.7 million despite higher revenue
The firm puts this down to lower average selling prices and stiffer competition, but has a brighter outlook for the longer term
Malaysian glove makers will likely stay afloat in Trump tariff tsunami, but face being priced out in non-US markets
Uneven duties are expected to make Chinese-made gloves more expensive in the US, which could benefit manufacturers in the South-east Asian country
Semiconductor, shipbuilding stocks suffer heavy losses in SGX bloodbath
The share prices of banking trio DBS, OCBC and UOB have also retreated significantly
Top Glove swings back to black with RM30.3 million Q2 profit
This translates into a basic earnings per share of 0.38 sen
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
Top Glove swings back to black with RM5.5 million Q1 net profit
More US orders ahead of 50% tariff on glove imports from China contribute to higher sales volume
Top Glove’s Q4 losses narrow to RM3.6 million on higher sales; proposes bonus issue of warrants
The reversal from its RM50.7m profit in Q3 is due to the US dollar weakening against the ringgit
Malaysia glove maker shares surge as US finalises China tariffs
Top Glove jumped as much as 32%, the most ever
