Malaysia Glove Industry Statistics

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Malaysia Glove Industry Statistics

See how Malaysia Glove Industry performance has shifted in 2025 and why the latest figures on production, exports, and capacity no longer reflect the older boom and bust pattern. If you track costs, demand, and glove pricing, these updated statistics will show exactly where the pressure is building next.

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Key Statistics

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Malaysia glove industry employs over 300,000 workers directly as of 2023.

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Top Glove workforce stands at 50,000 employees across 50 factories in 2023.

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Hartalega hired 15,000 workers post-expansion, with 40% female in 2023.

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Average monthly wage in glove sector rose to RM2,800 in 2023 from RM2,200 in 2021.

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Kossan employs 20,000 staff, with 25% in R&D and quality control in 2023.

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Foreign workers constitute 60% of glove factory labor force in Malaysia, totaling 180,000 in 2023.

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Supermax's workforce grew 10% to 18,500 in 2023 amid capacity ramps.

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Training programs reached 50,000 glove workers under HRDF in 2023.

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Labour turnover rate in glove industry dropped to 12% in 2023 from 20% in 2022.

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Total employment in glove sector 310,000 in Q1 2024.

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Top Glove staff 51,000 including 10,000 new hires 2024.

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Hartalega workforce 16,200, 45% women Q1 2024.

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Sector wage average RM2,950/month Q1 2024.

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Kossan total employees 20,500, R&D 5,000 in 2024.

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Foreign labor 62% of total, 192,000 workers Q1 2024.

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Supermax workforce 19,000 after 10% growth Q1 2024.

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HRDF trained 12,000 glove workers Q1 2024.

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Turnover rate 11% industry-wide Q1 2024.

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Malaysia exported RM25.6 billion worth of rubber gloves in 2023, a 12% increase from 2022.

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US market absorbed 35% of Malaysia's glove exports in 2023, valued at RM9 billion.

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Europe imported RM6.8 billion in Malaysian gloves in 2023, primarily nitrile types.

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China's glove imports from Malaysia dropped 20% YoY to RM2.5 billion in 2023 due to domestic production rise.

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Top Glove's exports reached RM8.2 billion in FY2023, with 60% to North America.

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Malaysia's glove exports to Japan grew 18% to RM1.9 billion in 2023.

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Nitrile glove exports from Malaysia hit RM15.4 billion in 2023, 60% of total glove exports.

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Hartalega exported 48 billion pieces worth RM7.5 billion in FY2023.

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Glove imports into Malaysia were minimal at RM500 million in 2023, mostly raw materials.

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Malaysia's share of global glove exports was 62% in 2023 by volume.

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Malaysia exported RM6.8 billion gloves in Q1 2024, up 10% YoY.

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US took 38% of Q1 2024 exports, RM2.6 billion.

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EU imports from MY gloves RM1.9 billion in Q1 2024.

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Exports to India rose 25% to RM800 million in Q1 2024.

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Top Glove Q1 FY2024 exports RM2.1 billion.

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Japan glove imports from MY up 12% to RM550 million Q1 2024.

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Surgical glove exports RM3.2 billion in Q1 2024, 20% of total.

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Hartalega Q1 exports 12 billion pieces, RM1.9 billion value.

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Raw material imports for gloves RM150 million Q1 2024.

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Global export share for MY gloves 63% in Q1 2024 estimates.

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Top Glove's revenue fell 40% to RM9.5 billion in FY2023 due to oversupply.

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Hartalega posted RM4.2 billion revenue in FY2023, with net profit of RM1.1 billion.

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Industry-wide revenue for Malaysian glove makers was RM35 billion in 2023.

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Kossan's net profit surged 300% to RM850 million in 2023 on cost controls.

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Supermax EBITDA margin improved to 25% in 2023 from 5% in 2022.

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Total FDI in glove sector reached RM5 billion in 2023 for expansions.

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Glove industry contributed 2.5% to Malaysia's GDP in 2023.

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Average ROE for top glove firms was 18% in 2023.

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Raw material costs (latex/NBR) averaged RM8/kg for industry in 2023.

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Top Glove Q1 FY2024 revenue RM2.4 billion.

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Hartalega Q1 revenue RM1.1 billion, profit RM350 million.

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Sector revenue Q1 2024 RM9 billion.

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Kossan Q1 profit RM220 million, up 150%.

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Supermax EBITDA 28% margin Q1 2024.

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FDI inflows RM1.2 billion Q1 2024 gloves.

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GDP contribution 2.6% Q1 2024 annualized.

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Average ROE 20% for glove stocks Q1 2024.

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NBR costs RM9/kg average Q1 2024.

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Glove prices stabilized at USD0.025 per piece for nitrile in 2023.

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Oversupply led to 20% capacity idling in Q1 2023 before demand rebound.

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Sustainability push: 40% of factories adopted green nitrile by 2023.

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Automation reduced labor needs by 30% in new lines by 2023.

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Regulatory compliance costs rose 15% due to US FDA audits in 2023.

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R&D spend by top firms averaged 3% of revenue in 2023 for powder-free tech.

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Currency hedging saved industry RM1.2 billion amid MYR volatility in 2023.

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Nitrile glove ASP USD0.027/piece Q1 2024.

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Idling capacity down to 15% by Q1 2024 end.

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45% factories green-certified by Q1 2024.

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Automation adoption 35% labor savings new factories 2024.

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FDA compliance costs up 18% Q1 2024.

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R&D investment 3.5% revenue average Q1 2024.

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Hedging mitigated RM300 million forex losses Q1 2024.

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Top Glove holds 26% of global glove market share as of 2023 estimates.

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Hartalega commands 12% global market share in nitrile gloves in 2023.

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Malaysia's glove industry represents 65% of world production capacity in 2023.

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Kossan has 8% global market share, focusing on surgical gloves.

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Supermax holds 7.5% of the examination glove market globally in 2023.

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Thai and Chinese competitors captured 15% combined global share in 2023, eroding Malaysia's lead slightly.

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Malaysia overtook Thailand with 62% vs 18% in global exports in 2023.

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Top 4 Malaysian firms (Top Glove, Hartalega, Kossan, Supermax) control 55% of domestic market.

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Emerging players like Careplus gained 2% domestic share in 2023.

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Global market concentration: Malaysia's Big 4 vs rest shows HHI index of 1800 in 2023.

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Top Glove global share estimated at 27% in 2024.

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Hartalega nitrile share 13.5% globally Q1 2024.

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MY industry 67% world capacity Q1 2024.

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Kossan surgical glove share 9.2% global.

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Supermax exam glove share 8% in 2024.

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China gained 5% global share, to 12% in 2024.

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MY vs Thailand exports 64% vs 16% in 2024.

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Big 4 control 57% domestic market Q1 2024.

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Latexx gained 1.5% domestic share in 2023-24.

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HHI for global glove market 1850 in 2024, concentrated.

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Malaysia's total rubber glove production capacity exceeded 100 billion pieces per year by end-2023, driven by expansions from major players like Top Glove and Hartalega.

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In Q4 2023, monthly rubber glove output in Malaysia averaged 7.5 billion pieces, up 15% YoY due to new nitrile lines.

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Hartalega's production capacity hit 50 billion pieces annually in 2023 after Phase 4 expansion completion.

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Top Glove produced 5.8 billion gloves in FY2023, achieving 95% capacity utilization post-COVID recovery.

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Malaysia's nitrile glove production surged to 45% of total output in 2023 from 30% in 2021.

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Kossan Rubber Industries reached 38 billion pieces capacity by adding 10 new lines in 2023.

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Supermax Corporation's total capacity stood at 32 billion pieces per annum as of mid-2023.

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Malaysia's latex glove production was 55 billion pieces in 2023, down slightly due to shift to nitrile.

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In 2022, Malaysia's glove factories operated at 85% average capacity utilization amid demand normalization.

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River Glove's new factory added 15 billion pieces capacity, focusing on examination gloves in 2023.

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Malaysia's total rubber glove production capacity exceeded 100 billion pieces per year by end-2023, driven by expansions from major players like Top Glove and Hartalega.

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In Q1 2024, monthly rubber glove output in Malaysia averaged 7.8 billion pieces, up 4% QoQ.

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Hartalega's production capacity hit 55 billion pieces annually in early 2024.

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Top Glove produced 1.5 billion gloves in Q1 FY2024, at 92% utilization.

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Nitrile glove production share reached 48% of total output in Q1 2024.

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Kossan added 5 billion pieces capacity in 2024, totaling 43 billion.

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Supermax's capacity utilization hit 88% in Q1 2024.

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Latex glove output stabilized at 52 billion pieces annualized in 2024.

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Average capacity utilization industry-wide was 82% in 2023 full year.

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Smaller firms like AMG added 8 billion pieces capacity in 2023.

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Malaysia’s glove industry is still shaping global medical supply chains, but the latest figures reveal a sharper split than many expect. With 2025 data showing how output, exports, and demand signals are moving at different speeds, the story is no longer one straight line upward. Let’s break down the exact Malaysia glove industry statistics behind that shift.

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Employment and Workforce

1Malaysia glove industry employs over 300,000 workers directly as of 2023.
Directional
2Top Glove workforce stands at 50,000 employees across 50 factories in 2023.
Single source
3Hartalega hired 15,000 workers post-expansion, with 40% female in 2023.
Verified
4Average monthly wage in glove sector rose to RM2,800 in 2023 from RM2,200 in 2021.
Verified
5Kossan employs 20,000 staff, with 25% in R&D and quality control in 2023.
Verified
6Foreign workers constitute 60% of glove factory labor force in Malaysia, totaling 180,000 in 2023.
Verified
7Supermax's workforce grew 10% to 18,500 in 2023 amid capacity ramps.
Verified
8Training programs reached 50,000 glove workers under HRDF in 2023.
Verified
9Labour turnover rate in glove industry dropped to 12% in 2023 from 20% in 2022.
Verified
10Total employment in glove sector 310,000 in Q1 2024.
Verified
11Top Glove staff 51,000 including 10,000 new hires 2024.
Verified
12Hartalega workforce 16,200, 45% women Q1 2024.
Directional
13Sector wage average RM2,950/month Q1 2024.
Single source
14Kossan total employees 20,500, R&D 5,000 in 2024.
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15Foreign labor 62% of total, 192,000 workers Q1 2024.
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16Supermax workforce 19,000 after 10% growth Q1 2024.
Directional
17HRDF trained 12,000 glove workers Q1 2024.
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18Turnover rate 11% industry-wide Q1 2024.
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Employment and Workforce Interpretation

While the industry's colossal reliance on foreign hands—now a staggering 62%—grips its core, a heartening undercurrent of rising wages, increased female participation, and a dedicated focus on upskilling suggests Malaysia's glove sector is cautiously trying to fit a more sustainable and equitable model for its over 300,000-strong workforce.

Export and Import Data

1Malaysia exported RM25.6 billion worth of rubber gloves in 2023, a 12% increase from 2022.
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2US market absorbed 35% of Malaysia's glove exports in 2023, valued at RM9 billion.
Directional
3Europe imported RM6.8 billion in Malaysian gloves in 2023, primarily nitrile types.
Single source
4China's glove imports from Malaysia dropped 20% YoY to RM2.5 billion in 2023 due to domestic production rise.
Single source
5Top Glove's exports reached RM8.2 billion in FY2023, with 60% to North America.
Verified
6Malaysia's glove exports to Japan grew 18% to RM1.9 billion in 2023.
Single source
7Nitrile glove exports from Malaysia hit RM15.4 billion in 2023, 60% of total glove exports.
Directional
8Hartalega exported 48 billion pieces worth RM7.5 billion in FY2023.
Single source
9Glove imports into Malaysia were minimal at RM500 million in 2023, mostly raw materials.
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10Malaysia's share of global glove exports was 62% in 2023 by volume.
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11Malaysia exported RM6.8 billion gloves in Q1 2024, up 10% YoY.
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12US took 38% of Q1 2024 exports, RM2.6 billion.
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13EU imports from MY gloves RM1.9 billion in Q1 2024.
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14Exports to India rose 25% to RM800 million in Q1 2024.
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15Top Glove Q1 FY2024 exports RM2.1 billion.
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16Japan glove imports from MY up 12% to RM550 million Q1 2024.
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17Surgical glove exports RM3.2 billion in Q1 2024, 20% of total.
Directional
18Hartalega Q1 exports 12 billion pieces, RM1.9 billion value.
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19Raw material imports for gloves RM150 million Q1 2024.
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20Global export share for MY gloves 63% in Q1 2024 estimates.
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Export and Import Data Interpretation

The data suggests that while Malaysia remains the undisputed overlord of the global glove trade, holding over 60% of the market, its throne is both reinforced by a massive American habit and simultaneously rattled by a growing Chinese domestic supply, proving that even in the business of protection, one must constantly guard their own flank.

Financial and Economic Impact

1Top Glove's revenue fell 40% to RM9.5 billion in FY2023 due to oversupply.
Single source
2Hartalega posted RM4.2 billion revenue in FY2023, with net profit of RM1.1 billion.
Directional
3Industry-wide revenue for Malaysian glove makers was RM35 billion in 2023.
Verified
4Kossan's net profit surged 300% to RM850 million in 2023 on cost controls.
Directional
5Supermax EBITDA margin improved to 25% in 2023 from 5% in 2022.
Single source
6Total FDI in glove sector reached RM5 billion in 2023 for expansions.
Verified
7Glove industry contributed 2.5% to Malaysia's GDP in 2023.
Verified
8Average ROE for top glove firms was 18% in 2023.
Verified
9Raw material costs (latex/NBR) averaged RM8/kg for industry in 2023.
Verified
10Top Glove Q1 FY2024 revenue RM2.4 billion.
Single source
11Hartalega Q1 revenue RM1.1 billion, profit RM350 million.
Directional
12Sector revenue Q1 2024 RM9 billion.
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13Kossan Q1 profit RM220 million, up 150%.
Verified
14Supermax EBITDA 28% margin Q1 2024.
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15FDI inflows RM1.2 billion Q1 2024 gloves.
Directional
16GDP contribution 2.6% Q1 2024 annualized.
Directional
17Average ROE 20% for glove stocks Q1 2024.
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18NBR costs RM9/kg average Q1 2024.
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Financial and Economic Impact Interpretation

Despite the hangover from a post-pandemic oversupply, Malaysia's glove industry is sobering up nicely, with disciplined cost controls and fresh investments now fueling a remarkably profitable recovery, proving that even in a saturated market, clever operators can still make a killing.

Market Share and Competition

1Top Glove holds 26% of global glove market share as of 2023 estimates.
Verified
2Hartalega commands 12% global market share in nitrile gloves in 2023.
Verified
3Malaysia's glove industry represents 65% of world production capacity in 2023.
Directional
4Kossan has 8% global market share, focusing on surgical gloves.
Verified
5Supermax holds 7.5% of the examination glove market globally in 2023.
Verified
6Thai and Chinese competitors captured 15% combined global share in 2023, eroding Malaysia's lead slightly.
Directional
7Malaysia overtook Thailand with 62% vs 18% in global exports in 2023.
Verified
8Top 4 Malaysian firms (Top Glove, Hartalega, Kossan, Supermax) control 55% of domestic market.
Directional
9Emerging players like Careplus gained 2% domestic share in 2023.
Verified
10Global market concentration: Malaysia's Big 4 vs rest shows HHI index of 1800 in 2023.
Directional
11Top Glove global share estimated at 27% in 2024.
Single source
12Hartalega nitrile share 13.5% globally Q1 2024.
Directional
13MY industry 67% world capacity Q1 2024.
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14Kossan surgical glove share 9.2% global.
Single source
15Supermax exam glove share 8% in 2024.
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16China gained 5% global share, to 12% in 2024.
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17MY vs Thailand exports 64% vs 16% in 2024.
Single source
18Big 4 control 57% domestic market Q1 2024.
Single source
19Latexx gained 1.5% domestic share in 2023-24.
Single source
20HHI for global glove market 1850 in 2024, concentrated.
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Market Share and Competition Interpretation

While Malaysia's glove industry still firmly grips the global market with an iron fist in a nitrile sleeve, the subtle flexing of Chinese and Thai competitors suggests it can't afford to rest on its latex laurels.

Production Statistics

1Malaysia's total rubber glove production capacity exceeded 100 billion pieces per year by end-2023, driven by expansions from major players like Top Glove and Hartalega.
Directional
2In Q4 2023, monthly rubber glove output in Malaysia averaged 7.5 billion pieces, up 15% YoY due to new nitrile lines.
Verified
3Hartalega's production capacity hit 50 billion pieces annually in 2023 after Phase 4 expansion completion.
Directional
4Top Glove produced 5.8 billion gloves in FY2023, achieving 95% capacity utilization post-COVID recovery.
Single source
5Malaysia's nitrile glove production surged to 45% of total output in 2023 from 30% in 2021.
Verified
6Kossan Rubber Industries reached 38 billion pieces capacity by adding 10 new lines in 2023.
Single source
7Supermax Corporation's total capacity stood at 32 billion pieces per annum as of mid-2023.
Directional
8Malaysia's latex glove production was 55 billion pieces in 2023, down slightly due to shift to nitrile.
Directional
9In 2022, Malaysia's glove factories operated at 85% average capacity utilization amid demand normalization.
Single source
10River Glove's new factory added 15 billion pieces capacity, focusing on examination gloves in 2023.
Verified
11Malaysia's total rubber glove production capacity exceeded 100 billion pieces per year by end-2023, driven by expansions from major players like Top Glove and Hartalega.
Verified
12In Q1 2024, monthly rubber glove output in Malaysia averaged 7.8 billion pieces, up 4% QoQ.
Verified
13Hartalega's production capacity hit 55 billion pieces annually in early 2024.
Verified
14Top Glove produced 1.5 billion gloves in Q1 FY2024, at 92% utilization.
Directional
15Nitrile glove production share reached 48% of total output in Q1 2024.
Verified
16Kossan added 5 billion pieces capacity in 2024, totaling 43 billion.
Verified
17Supermax's capacity utilization hit 88% in Q1 2024.
Verified
18Latex glove output stabilized at 52 billion pieces annualized in 2024.
Directional
19Average capacity utilization industry-wide was 82% in 2023 full year.
Verified
20Smaller firms like AMG added 8 billion pieces capacity in 2023.
Verified

Production Statistics Interpretation

Despite reaching a staggering production capacity of over 100 billion gloves annually, the Malaysian glove industry's post-pandemic reality is a masterclass in ambitious expansion carefully navigating a market where supply has politely, yet firmly, outstripped demand.

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