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Trades about 105% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Comfort Gloves Berhad, established in Taiping, Malaysia, in 1937, operates as an investment holding company. The firm is primarily involved in the manufacturing and worldwide distribution of latex gloves, serving customers in Malaysia, the United States, Asia, Europe, and Canada. Its product range includes natural rubber, nitrile, and specialized gloves, alongside offering management services. The company's activities are organized across its Manufacturing, Investment Holding, Trading, and Other segments. Prior to its name change in August 2015, the entity was known as Integrated Rubber Corporation Berhad.
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