We liked that the Amazing Slow Downer could handle digital audio files and CDs we tried it with both and it worked fine.
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We wish we'd had Amazing Slow Downer for Windows then. Separately, Hong Leong Investment Bank Research noted that the share prices for glove makers had rallied recently on the back of a potential turnaround following some manufacturers’ attempt in raising average selling prices.We remember trying to play along with our favorite songs when we were learning to play bass guitar and struggling, because the songs moved faster than our neophyte fingers could. “Based on our estimates, the demand-supply situation will only start to head towards equilibrium in 2025 when there is virtually no more new capacity coming onstream, while the global demand for gloves continues to rise by 15% per annum, underpinned by rising hygiene awareness.” However, we beg to differ, as we expect the overcapacity situation to persist at least over the next two years. “It believes the supply-demand equilibrium may return in six to nine months. “Not helping the already dire situation is the reluctance of customers to commit to sizable orders and hold substantial stocks on expectations of a further decline in prices.”Kenanga Research pointed out that Margma has projected 12% to 15% growth in the global demand for rubber gloves annually from 2023, following an estimated 19% contraction to 399 billion pieces in 2022. “The expanded overcapacity means low prices and depressed plant utilisation will likely persist in 2023. Kenanga Research said this will result in excess capacity rising by 22% to 137 billion pieces from 112 billion pieces in 2022. “This is as more capacity is planned by incumbent and new players during the pandemic years, having been enticed by super-fat margins that had evaporated.” “However, this will do little to ease the overcapacity situation as the global glove production capacity will grow by 16% to 595 billion pieces during the year. Meanwhile, Kenanga Research projects the demand for gloves to rise by 15% in 2023, which is consistent with the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association’s (Margma) forecast. “This is after considering lower sales volume owing to an oversupply situation and high production cost per unit, on the back of higher input costs and poor plant utilisation rate.”
The research house added that it has also lowered its projections for forcast FY24 and FY25 by minus 35.7% and minus 14.5% respectively. “Post earnings revision, we project a net loss of RM54mil for FY23F as opposed to our previous earnings estimates of a net profit of RM85mil.” MIDF Research said it is slashing its earnings estimates for the glove maker for the financial years 2023 (FY23) to FY25, due to the company’s poor financial performance in 1Q23. Revenue for the quarter tumbled 42.5% to RM394.7mil from RM687mil a year prior. In its first quarter ended Ma(1Q23), Kossan posted a net loss of RM24.25mil, or loss per share of 0.95 sen against a net profit of RM90.1mil, or earnings per share of 3.53 sen posted a year ago. PETALING JAYA: Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd ’s near-term earnings outlook is expected to remain weak due to lacklustre fundamentals for the glove sector.
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