Ta Ann expects plywood export prices to rise in 2H23


KUCHING: Ta Ann Holdings Bhd expects plywood export prices to improve in the second half of 2023 (2H23), mainly due to low inventory levels in Japan, which is the group’s key market.

According to the company, Japan’s plywood importers have been restrained by the weak yen in their buying over the past few months.

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