Keeping their hands in the glove sector


Barber Elyas Yunoos, 36 wearing face shields with all disposable items such as apron, gloves and gowns cleaning up all his hair cutting tools following instructions and SOPs by health ministry due to the Covid-19 pandemic before reopening of their shop at Lebuh Acheh in George Town. - ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star/ 08 June 2020

PETALING JAYA: Hartalega Holdings Bhd and Top Glove Corp Bhd, the top-two largest glove makers in the world, are having separate events this week that will offer investors direct insight into the companies business prospects.

With a combined market capitalisation of over RM100bil, the two companies hold oversize sway on market sentiment.

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