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10-Sep-2021 13:27     
 
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Hot stock: Top Glove up 9.8% after group announces lifting of US import ban

FRI, SEP 10, 2021 - 10:52 AM
 
  UPDATED FRI, SEP 10, 2021 - 10:53 AM

SHARES of Top Glove  Top Glove: BVA +4.46%  soared Friday morning on the Singapore bourse after the Malaysian glovemaker announced that it is cleared to resume exporting and selling its products to the US as at Sept 10, 2021.

Following the release of its announcement, Top Glove rose some 3 per cent or S$0.04 to S$1.16 at the market open. It requested a trading halt at 9.01am, and to lift the halt at 10am.

This uptrend continued upon resumption of trading, with the counter climbing as much as S$0.11 or 9.8 per cent to S$1.23 as at 10.03am with 4.1 million shares changing hands.


Everyday      ( Date: 10-Sep-2021 13:16) Posted:

Top Glove went up fr yesterday low of 1.12 to now 1.18...they have  cleared the US regulatory prob and now  are
able to sell in the US. As the market leader for rubber Gloves...their recovery may improve the sentiment of the Glove industry
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10-Sep-2021 13:16     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Top Glove went up fr yesterday low of 1.12 to now 1.18...they have  cleared the US regulatory prob and now  are
able to sell in the US. As the market leader for rubber Gloves...their recovery may improve the sentiment of the Glove industry
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10-Sep-2021 11:42     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Hehehe... Most.of them are indeed "stupid", and mostly "Horse Back Cannon". Hahaha....

Richardlai      ( Date: 10-Sep-2021 09:59) Posted:

If glove stocks go up, then analysts like UOBKH will look stupid. So they have to find ways to push it down ?
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10-Sep-2021 11:37     
 
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 Alert Admin 		It is good that it stays above 50 cents..... hope that it can maintain & rise...
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10-Sep-2021 10:00     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Open 0.50 and now 0.510...highest was 0.515.....Hope for the best....laugh
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10-Sep-2021 09:59     
 
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 Alert Admin 		If glove stocks go up, then analysts like UOBKH will look stupid. So they have to find ways to push it down ?
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10-Sep-2021 09:34     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Gloves needed when buying vegetables I read since these aunties love to touch everything they buy in the market  haha .... yes Singapore struggling to contain the virus
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10-Sep-2021 09:30     
 
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 Alert Admin 		i think vaccination no need wear gloves

Inferno      ( Date: 10-Sep-2021 09:08) Posted:

U mean with vaccines, medical practitioners are doing away with gloves? 

bxylqwan      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 14:55) Posted:

Haha. The moment vaccines were rolled out almost a year ago, that was more or less game over already. But many people here still choosing to delude themselves. 
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10-Sep-2021 09:09     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Calling game over on fundamentally sound, reeked of self desperation. 
Stocks peak and trough.

ST, MT UG is less optimistic as valuation peaked above a dollar.
Currently readjusting, UG is moving to a very undemanding 2.5PE.
The correcton could offer attractive proporsition when ASP trough and start to normalised.

bxylqwan      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 14:55) Posted:

Haha. The moment vaccines were rolled out almost a year ago, that was more or less game over already. But many people here still choosing to delude themselves. 

MondayBlue      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 14:27) Posted:

Thanks for posting their great ranking - it' s all very well being top 10 or top 20, but what is the point if they do not reward shareholders who support them?! no one wants to buy their shares any more it seems - and I' m the bleddy fool for having bought, held and look at the dusty scrips at .50c now. So heart broken. They can rank tops as whatever million or billionaires, but look at the shareholders... savings turned to dust. curse the day i ever believed them!
 
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10-Sep-2021 09:08     
 
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 Alert Admin 		U mean with vaccines, medical practitioners are doing away with gloves? 

bxylqwan      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 14:55) Posted:

Haha. The moment vaccines were rolled out almost a year ago, that was more or less game over already. But many people here still choosing to delude themselves. 

MondayBlue      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 14:27) Posted:

Thanks for posting their great ranking - it' s all very well being top 10 or top 20, but what is the point if they do not reward shareholders who support them?! no one wants to buy their shares any more it seems - and I' m the bleddy fool for having bought, held and look at the dusty scrips at .50c now. So heart broken. They can rank tops as whatever million or billionaires, but look at the shareholders... savings turned to dust. curse the day i ever believed them!
 
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09-Sep-2021 19:51     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Closed at 0.495. Going below 50 cents is not a good sign. Generally the market is weak from the Glove market
to the overall mkt. Long term investors can hold for more than one year. Some are very strong supporter of UG.
It will take time for the stock to recover. Once it fall to the 4 series...it will take even longer. Over a 52wks average Top Glove  and Riverstone are near their lowest and UG too. All made good profit except Top Glove hv US regulator prob.
Riverstone record date for 3 cents dividend is 20th Sep. Yet price still drop. Naturally those who are holding UG
share  are not happy... Recovery will take a long time....some will exit and keep their cash for emergencies.Others may put into performing funds. The strong supporters will stay. No right or wrong.Just follow your wisdom.
Do your own analysis.
 
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09-Sep-2021 16:37     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Below 0.50 now

Wait somemore gonna drop below 0.4x
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09-Sep-2021 15:19     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Wow looks like time to hang up the gloves and switch ...but most stocks are also dropping !
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09-Sep-2021 14:55     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Haha. The moment vaccines were rolled out almost a year ago, that was more or less game over already. But many people here still choosing to delude themselves. 

MondayBlue      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 14:27) Posted:

Thanks for posting their great ranking - it' s all very well being top 10 or top 20, but what is the point if they do not reward shareholders who support them?! no one wants to buy their shares any more it seems - and I' m the bleddy fool for having bought, held and look at the dusty scrips at .50c now. So heart broken. They can rank tops as whatever million or billionaires, but look at the shareholders... savings turned to dust. curse the day i ever believed them!
 

DeepBlue      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 13:56) Posted:

Thank All for the sharing
 
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09-Sep-2021 14:27     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Thanks for posting their great ranking - it' s all very well being top 10 or top 20, but what is the point if they do not reward shareholders who support them?! no one wants to buy their shares any more it seems - and I' m the bleddy fool for having bought, held and look at the dusty scrips at .50c now. So heart broken. They can rank tops as whatever million or billionaires, but look at the shareholders... savings turned to dust. curse the day i ever believed them!
 

DeepBlue      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 13:56) Posted:

Thank All for the sharing
 

Longtermer      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 10:28) Posted:

UG impressive. one of the 200 out of 20,000 companies or top 1%.

Forbes Asia said the list is meant to identify companies with long-term sustainable performance across a variety of metrics.

It explained that from a universe of 20,000 publicly traded companies in the Asia-Pacific region with annual revenue of above US$10 million and below US$1 billion, only 200 companies were selected.

It said the companies on this list, which is unranked, were selected based on a composite score that incorporated their overall track record in measures such as debt, sales and earnings-per-share (EPS) growth over both the most recent fiscal one- and three-year periods, and the strongest one- and five-year average returns on equity (ROEs).

Aside from quantitative criteria, qualitative screens were used as well, such as excluding companies with serious governance issues, questionable accounting, environmental concerns, management issues or legal troubles.
 
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09-Sep-2021 14:03     
 
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 Alert Admin 		er...but look at the price....
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09-Sep-2021 13:56     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Thank All for the sharing
 

Longtermer      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 10:28) Posted:

UG impressive. one of the 200 out of 20,000 companies or top 1%.

Forbes Asia said the list is meant to identify companies with long-term sustainable performance across a variety of metrics.

It explained that from a universe of 20,000 publicly traded companies in the Asia-Pacific region with annual revenue of above US$10 million and below US$1 billion, only 200 companies were selected.

It said the companies on this list, which is unranked, were selected based on a composite score that incorporated their overall track record in measures such as debt, sales and earnings-per-share (EPS) growth over both the most recent fiscal one- and three-year periods, and the strongest one- and five-year average returns on equity (ROEs).

Aside from quantitative criteria, qualitative screens were used as well, such as excluding companies with serious governance issues, questionable accounting, environmental concerns, management issues or legal troubles.
 

lsyiat      ( Date: 08-Sep-2021 20:49) Posted:

Eleven Malaysian outfits make it to Forbes Asia's 200 best under a billion list

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 8): Eleven Malaysian outfits have made it to the Forbes Asia?s 2021 Best Under A Billion list, which recognises 200 top-performing publicly listed small and midsized companies in the Asia-Pacific region with sales under US$1 billion.

The Malaysian companies in the list are Comfort Gloves Bhd, D&O Green Technologies Bhd, Dancomech Holdings Bhd, Dufu Technology Corp Bhd, FoundPac Group Bhd, Frontken Corp Bhd, Revenue Group Bhd, Scientex Bhd, Thong Guan Industries Bhd, UG Healthcare Corp Ltd and ViTrox Corp Bhd.

Forbes Asia said despite the global spread of Covid-19, this year?s annual Best Under A Billion list highlighted the resilience of 200 publicly listed small and midsized companies in the Asia-Pacific region with sales under US$1 billion.

It said their sound financial figures reflect how well these companies coped in the midst of a global pandemic, with healthcare and pharmaceutical-related companies being standouts, while tech and logistics firms linked to the global e-commerce boom also benefited.

On its methodology, Forbes Asia said the list is meant to identify companies with long-term sustainable performance across a variety of metrics.

It explained that from a universe of 20,000 publicly traded companies in the Asia-Pacific region with annual revenue of above US$10 million and below US$1 billion, only 200 companies were selected.

It said the companies on this list, which is unranked, were selected based on a composite score that incorporated their overall track record in measures such as debt, sales and earnings-per-share (EPS) growth over both the most recent fiscal one- and three-year periods, and the strongest one- and five-year average returns on equity (ROEs).

Aside from quantitative criteria, qualitative screens were used as well, such as excluding companies with serious governance issues, questionable accounting, environmental concerns, management issues or legal troubles.

State-controlled and subsidiaries of larger companies were also excluded.


https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/eleven-malaysian-outfits-make-it-forbes-asias-200-best-under-billion-list



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09-Sep-2021 10:28     
 
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 Alert Admin 		UG impressive. one of the 200 out of 20,000 companies or top 1%.

Forbes Asia said the list is meant to identify companies with long-term sustainable performance across a variety of metrics.

It explained that from a universe of 20,000 publicly traded companies in the Asia-Pacific region with annual revenue of above US$10 million and below US$1 billion, only 200 companies were selected.

It said the companies on this list, which is unranked, were selected based on a composite score that incorporated their overall track record in measures such as debt, sales and earnings-per-share (EPS) growth over both the most recent fiscal one- and three-year periods, and the strongest one- and five-year average returns on equity (ROEs).

Aside from quantitative criteria, qualitative screens were used as well, such as excluding companies with serious governance issues, questionable accounting, environmental concerns, management issues or legal troubles.
 

lsyiat      ( Date: 08-Sep-2021 20:49) Posted:

Eleven Malaysian outfits make it to Forbes Asia's 200 best under a billion list

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 8): Eleven Malaysian outfits have made it to the Forbes Asia?s 2021 Best Under A Billion list, which recognises 200 top-performing publicly listed small and midsized companies in the Asia-Pacific region with sales under US$1 billion.

The Malaysian companies in the list are Comfort Gloves Bhd, D&O Green Technologies Bhd, Dancomech Holdings Bhd, Dufu Technology Corp Bhd, FoundPac Group Bhd, Frontken Corp Bhd, Revenue Group Bhd, Scientex Bhd, Thong Guan Industries Bhd, UG Healthcare Corp Ltd and ViTrox Corp Bhd.

Forbes Asia said despite the global spread of Covid-19, this year?s annual Best Under A Billion list highlighted the resilience of 200 publicly listed small and midsized companies in the Asia-Pacific region with sales under US$1 billion.

It said their sound financial figures reflect how well these companies coped in the midst of a global pandemic, with healthcare and pharmaceutical-related companies being standouts, while tech and logistics firms linked to the global e-commerce boom also benefited.

On its methodology, Forbes Asia said the list is meant to identify companies with long-term sustainable performance across a variety of metrics.

It explained that from a universe of 20,000 publicly traded companies in the Asia-Pacific region with annual revenue of above US$10 million and below US$1 billion, only 200 companies were selected.

It said the companies on this list, which is unranked, were selected based on a composite score that incorporated their overall track record in measures such as debt, sales and earnings-per-share (EPS) growth over both the most recent fiscal one- and three-year periods, and the strongest one- and five-year average returns on equity (ROEs).

Aside from quantitative criteria, qualitative screens were used as well, such as excluding companies with serious governance issues, questionable accounting, environmental concerns, management issues or legal troubles.

State-controlled and subsidiaries of larger companies were also excluded.


https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/eleven-malaysian-outfits-make-it-forbes-asias-200-best-under-billion-list


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09-Sep-2021 10:19     
 
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09-Sep-2021 10:05     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Today hovering between 0.505 and 0.500.....last few days was not good too.....short and medium term investors
have to make their own decision to re balance their portforlio

PhillipTan      ( Date: 09-Sep-2021 01:09) Posted:

UOBKH sees negative risk-reward payoff in Malaysia glove sector, advises minimal exposure

UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH) is maintaining its " underweight" recommendation on Malaysia' s glove sector, as it believes the rate of normalisation for demand and average selling prices (ASPs) is swifter than expected.

This comes after the sector reported slight sequential overall growth in Q2 of 2021, a period which UOBKH believes to signify peak quarterly earnings.

Most stocks under its coverage came in either within or beyond the research house' s expectations except for Top Glove, whose volume sales were affected by its withhold release order issued by the US Customs and Border Protection in July last year.

In a report on Wednesday, analyst Philip Wong noted that nitrile ASPs have moderated slightly ahead of expectations, and said he now anticipates ASPs to normalise sooner in mid-2022 compared to 2023 previously.

The analyst is expecting 2021 and 2022 sector net profit to grow year on year by 62 per cent and subsequently decline 82 per cent on-year, respectively.

" Given the sharpness of moderating ASPs and the laggard effect by consensus to factor in down-trending ASPs, this forms downside to consensus earnings expectations relative to ours," said Mr Wong.

UOBKH' s sector net profit estimates now stand at 4 per cent, 28 per cent and 34 per cent below consensus projections at this juncture.

" Factoring in the softened ASPs alone, our earnings projections already suggest significant downside to consensus expectations. Against this backdrop, there could be further downside to both sentiment and earnings going forward," he noted.

He nonetheless remains positive on the downtrend of raw material prices and expects both nitrile and latex costs to normalise in the near term.

" We believe deferred capacity expansion and sub-optimal utilisation rates may not be fully factored in yet&hellip Capacity expansion plans and its subsequent deferment and sub-optimal utilisation rates could represent significant downside to our forecast should industry dynamics moderate too sharply," said Mr Wong.

The analyst is expecting overall production output in Q3 of 2021 to be 25 per cent below peak utilisation rates, due to ongoing pandemic restrictions on Malaysia' s labour workforce.

" Given the unfavourable reward-to-risk payoff, we suggest investors to minimise their exposure to the sector," he added.

 

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