Two or three months back, I shared that there are 12 Singapore-recorded stocks which are in the FTSE Esteem Stocks ASEAN File.
As a fast refresher, the target of the record is to distinguish quality and neglected worth stocks recorded in ASEAN stock trades. The file picks its stocks utilizing a restrictive worth screening process which incorporates valuation, quality, and contrarian variables.
In the valuation gathering are things, for example, a stock's cost to-income (PE) proportion and profit yield. The quality elements incorporate a stock's arrival on value, working overall revenue, and net adapting.
A late report uncovered that an as of late recorded stock in Singapore is additionally part of the FTSE Esteem Stocks ASEAN List. The stock is Top Glove (SGX: BVA)(KLSE: 7113.KL). Here are five speedy realities about the organization that speculators may discover valuable:
The glove producer looked for an auxiliary posting in Singapore in late June this year. Top Glove has been recorded in Malaysia since 2001. The organization was at that point part of the FTSE Esteem Stock ASEAN File before its appearance in Singapore's securities exchange.
Top Glove was established in 1991 by Dr Lim Small Chai. At present, Dr Lim serves as the association's official executive.
In a prior meeting, Dr Lim said that when he was thinking about what business to begin, he understood that restorative gloves gave great edges and that the social insurance segment demonstrated solid development. Eventually, he chose to pursue the glove producing industry.
The move has paid off. Top Glove is the world's biggest elastic glove producer by volume. The organization as of now works 27 offices around the globe, with a yearly generation limit of 45 billion gloves. As indicated by Dr Lim, the firm has a 25% piece of the overall industry of the regular elastic gloves market.
Dr Lim trusts that worldwide glove interest can develop at a rate of 6% to 8% every year over the long haul. He has set Top Glove an objective of accomplishing a 30% piece of the overall industry by 2020.
As a fast refresher, the target of the record is to distinguish quality and neglected worth stocks recorded in ASEAN stock trades. The file picks its stocks utilizing a restrictive worth screening process which incorporates valuation, quality, and contrarian variables.
In the valuation gathering are things, for example, a stock's cost to-income (PE) proportion and profit yield. The quality elements incorporate a stock's arrival on value, working overall revenue, and net adapting.
A late report uncovered that an as of late recorded stock in Singapore is additionally part of the FTSE Esteem Stocks ASEAN List. The stock is Top Glove (SGX: BVA)(KLSE: 7113.KL). Here are five speedy realities about the organization that speculators may discover valuable:
The glove producer looked for an auxiliary posting in Singapore in late June this year. Top Glove has been recorded in Malaysia since 2001. The organization was at that point part of the FTSE Esteem Stock ASEAN File before its appearance in Singapore's securities exchange.
Top Glove was established in 1991 by Dr Lim Small Chai. At present, Dr Lim serves as the association's official executive.
In a prior meeting, Dr Lim said that when he was thinking about what business to begin, he understood that restorative gloves gave great edges and that the social insurance segment demonstrated solid development. Eventually, he chose to pursue the glove producing industry.
The move has paid off. Top Glove is the world's biggest elastic glove producer by volume. The organization as of now works 27 offices around the globe, with a yearly generation limit of 45 billion gloves. As indicated by Dr Lim, the firm has a 25% piece of the overall industry of the regular elastic gloves market.
Dr Lim trusts that worldwide glove interest can develop at a rate of 6% to 8% every year over the long haul. He has set Top Glove an objective of accomplishing a 30% piece of the overall industry by 2020.
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