No V-shaped recovery for glove sector in 2024


KUALA LUMPUR: Kenanga Research is down on rubber glove players, a view it says was backed by recent profit announcements that pointed to an uneven recovery.

In its latest sector update, the research firm tallied a slew of problems besetting the industry, including continued weak demand for gloves, massive overcapacity and predatory pricing by certain overseas players.

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