- The Malaysia Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA) expects global glove demand (volume) to reach 452bn pieces in 2022F, growing by 12-15% y-o-y. In addition to higher demand for medical usage (better healthcare awareness post COVID-19), this will be driven by demand from non-medical sectors (F&B, electronics, etc.) as they benefit from the lifting of global lockdown measures.
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- MARGMA is confident that Malaysia will retain its leadership position given its:
- strong R&D efforts,
- proven track record over the years and
- competitive pricing.
ASP will normalise but higher than pre-pandemic levels
- MARGMA expects average selling prices (ASPs) to head towards a more normalised level in 1H22F (but higher than pre-pandemic levels in 2019 of US$21-23 per 1k pieces). This is on the back of slower buying patterns from glove customers (due to stocking up activities during peak of COVID-19) and more supply-led dynamics in the industry.
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- increase in social compliance costs and
- higher labour costs.
Improved efforts in solving social compliance issues
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Above is the excerpt from research report by CGS-CIMB.
Clients of CGS-CIMB may access the full report in PDF @ https://www.itradecimb.com.sg/.
Walter AW CGS-CIMB Research | https://www.cgs-cimb.com 2022-04-01
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