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ATTRACTIVE investment returns, including share price appreciation and dividends, are crucial to drawing investors to our stock market. As such, maintaining fundamentally sound public-listed companies (PLCs) remains a central focus of regulators the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and Bursa Ma...
Rubber glove manufacturer Careplus Group Bhd (KL:CAREPLS) said its external auditor, Deloitte Malaysia PLT, has issued an unqualified opinion with a material uncertainty related to the group’s ability to continue as a going concern, as disclosed in its audited financial statements for the financial year ended June 30, 2025 (FY2025).
KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of glove manufacturers were among the most actively traded on Bursa Malaysia at the opening bell, ahead of the 2026 Budget announcement this afternoon.
KUALA LUMPUR: AMMB Holdings Bhd’s return to the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) is expected to provide a near-term lift to its share price and trigger passive fund flows, said CIMB Securities.
Careplus Group Bhd plans to raise between RM8.02 million and RM55.4 million through a rights issue to complete phase one of its new energy vehicle (NEV) manufacturing hub in Chembong, Negeri Sembilan.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is not considering retaliatory tariffs to the US following the recent 10 per cent tariff hikes and reciprocal tariff announced by US president Donald Trump on Malaysian exports to the US, according to the Investment, Trade and Industry Ministry.
FIVE years have passed since the Covid-19 pandemic rattled the world, with lockdowns starting in March 2020 that brought almost all economic activities to a standstill.
The unprecedented global health crisis triggered panic and equity routes. On March 19, a day after the first mov...
KUALA LUMPUR: Glove stocks remained in the red on Wednesday, following a heavy sell-down the previous day that wiped out a staggering RM5.23 billion in market capitalisation for Bursa Malaysia's four largest rubber glovemakers.
KUALA LUMPUR: Glove stocks remained in the red on Wednesday, following a heavy sell-down the previous day that wiped out a staggering RM5.23 billion in market capitalisation for Bursa Malaysia's four largest rubber glovemakers.
THE intensifying trade war between the US and China over the past week appears to present an opportunity for Malaysian glove manufacturers to regain margin and market share lost to their Chinese counterparts in the last few years.
“We need better margins to survive, so this is an opport...
KUALA LUMPUR: A whopping RM5.23 billion was wiped from the collective market capitalisation (market cap) of Bursa Malaysia's four largest rubber glovemakers yesterday due to panic selling induced by Hartalega Holdings Bhd.