KUALA LUMPUR: Top Glove Corportation, the world's biggest maker of medical gloves, plans to start producing face masks to meet rising demand from the coronavirus outbreak, a top executive told Reuters. The Malaysian company, which makes one out of every five gloves in the world, will have a ...

TOP Glove Corp's earnings for the second half could be "substantially stronger" with the coming together of factors such as solid demand, a stronger US dollar versus the ringgit, as well as lower rubber costs, said Maybank IB Research in a report on Friday.

MALAYSIA-BASED Top Glove Corporation on Thursday posted a 9.3 per cent rise in net profit to RM115.7 million (S$38 million) for its second quarter ended Feb 29, 2020, from RM105.8 million a year ago.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Tuesday:

MALAYSIA-BASED Top Glove, which is listed on both Malaysian and Singapore stock exchanges, has settled legal actions that it was embroiled with Adventa Capital in both sides of the Causeway.

MALAYSIA-BASED Top Glove, which is listed on both Malaysian and Singapore stock exchanges, has settled legal actions that it was embroiled with Adventa Capital in both sides of the Causeway.

MALAYSIA-BASED glove manufacturer Top Glove on Thursday said its wholly-owned subsidiary TG Excellence is set to raise RM1.3 billion (S$435.3 million) from its maiden sukuk transaction.

(Jan 31): It has been an eventful start to 2020. In the very first few trading days of the new year, global stock markets were roiled by the sharp spike in tension between Iran and the US. Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed and the two countries appear to have settled into an uneasy ceasefire. Thi...

(Jan 29): Albert Camus’s 1947 novel The Plague is set in a French Algerian town called Oran that has been ravaged by a mysterious virus. A journalist who visits the town is quarantined. No one in the town is allowed to leave.  The homesick journalist pays 10,000 Francs to smugglers to help him e...

SINGAPORE (Jan 28): Glove manufacturers and healthcare stocks listed on the Singapore Exchange continued their ascent today as the spread of the coronavirus originating from Wuhan included more countries and pushed the death toll higher. As at 2.45 pm, three glove manufacturers led the top gainers....