Plastics players to see earnings upturn in 4Q


KUALA LUMPUR: Moving past expectations of a soft earnings quarter in 3Q21, the plastics and packaging sector can look forward to improved operating conditions given the easing lockdowns and stable resin prices.

In a note, Kenanga Research said plastic players have returned to full workforce strength as the National Immunisation Programme continued to improve worker vaccination rates in the industry.

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