No doubt the demand for gloves will keep growing. However, there will be more new companies venturing into glove manufacturing.
For example, KLK has been producing gloves, and now expanding to medical gloves. By just investing 200 million, they will produce 4.5 billion pcs a year.
Look at SUPERMX latest quarter result, PBT/Revenue=1049/1353=77.5%. No business can maintain that kind of profit margin for many quarters. Very soon the margin will drop to a more reasonable level.
No such thing as gloves are needed or compulsory for administering vaccinations. Stop fooling the innocents. If it were used, it would be one pair of gloves being used in a single session. One day only use few pairs only. That's on the high side.
If we assume that gloves are used to vaccinate the entire world population, the number of gloves required to get this job done is only 34 billion (i.e., 1 pair of gloves per shot and two doses per person). We know it is impossible to vaccinate 7 billion people in one year. Should the world target to complete this exercise in 4 years, it would be a pretty tall order. That means only 8+ billion gloves are required per year for this purpose.
When we contrast this 8-billion to Kuan Kam Hon's (Hartalega) statement of 120-billion shortfall in glove supplies, the picture becomes clearer that whether or not gloves are used for vaccination is IMMATERIAL to the overall earnings of Supermax.
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Posted by i3gambler > 2021-01-16 17:39 | Report Abuse
No doubt the demand for gloves will keep growing.
However, there will be more new companies venturing into glove manufacturing.
For example, KLK has been producing gloves, and now expanding to medical gloves.
By just investing 200 million, they will produce 4.5 billion pcs a year.
Look at SUPERMX latest quarter result, PBT/Revenue=1049/1353=77.5%.
No business can maintain that kind of profit margin for many quarters.
Very soon the margin will drop to a more reasonable level.