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AP4 Riverstone
- 0.940
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10min DelayMarket Closed Jun 14 17:09 CST
1.39BMarket Cap20.00P/E (TTM)
0.950High0.930Low1.67MVolume0.950Open0.945Pre Close1.57MTurnover0.97452wk High0.32%Turnover Ratio1.48BShares0.50452wk Low0.047EPS TTM493.34MFloat Cap2.050Historical High21.86P/E (Static)524.83MShs Float-0.375Historical Low0.043EPS LYR2.12%Amplitude0.06Dividend TTM2.78P/B100Lot Size6.06%Div YieldTTM
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May rise to a new 3-year high of around 1.00.
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Hartalega Holdings Bhd is anticipated to see improved earnings, going forward, on the back of rising sales and improving average selling prices (ASP).
Maybank Investment Bank Research (Maybank IB) said the world’s largest nitrile medical glove producer’s plant utilisation rate continues to improve with higher sales orders, which is now running at 85%.
While Hartalega’s new lines (of over two billion pieces of gloves) are ready for commencement, Maybank IB said...
The Ministry of Plantation and Commodities is cautiously optimistic that Malaysia will be able to achieve double digit growth in rubber gloves export revenue this year.
Deputy Plantation and Commodities Minister Datuk Chan Foong Hin said that last year, Malaysia exported over RM11 billion worth of rubber gloves, which accounts for 58% of the nation's total export of rubber products.
"Mal...
PublicInvest Research upgraded the rubber glove sector to 'neutral', from 'underweight' previously, and said all three glove players under its coverage - Top Glove Corp Bhd, Hartalega Holdings Bhd and Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd - had posted a stronger set of results for the latest quarter.
In a note, the research house said the glove industry is entering a recovery phase, with an uptick in demand, as custome...
Rcv dividend today. maybe Mr Wong buy more.
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A more balanced demand-supply market for the glove sector is likely to see an improvement in profitability of glove manufacturers.
Phillip Capital Research, which has initiated coverage on the glove sector with an "overweight" rating, expects sales volumes to pick up sequentially on re-stocking activity after two years of inventory adjustments.
Average selling prices (ASPs) have also stabilised and are likely to trend higher on a more balanced market, the research house added...
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