China Sunsine Chemical Holdings

UOB Kay Hian has initiated coverage of China Sunsine with a "sell" rating due to depressed prices and industry oversupply.

CGS-CIMB Research has recommended investors to continue accumulating shares in China Sunsine Chemical Holdings despite the rubber chemicals producer’s poor half-year performance.

Specialty rubber chemicals producer China Sunsine Chemical Holdings has reported a 69% drop in earnings for 1H20 ended June to RMB82.4 million ($16.3 million) compared to the RMB265.9 million posted a year ago.

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SINGAPORE (Oct 16): China Sunsine Chemical Holdings, the largest rubber chemical producer in China, is set to benefit from long-term market consolidation, according to KGI Securities Research.

SINGAPORE (Oct 7): The bleak economic outlook could be realised sooner rather than later as negative factors emerge.

(Sept 16): The executive chairman and CEO of Bumitama Agri, a leading producer of palm oil and palm kernel, recently acquired 400,000 shares in the company.

SINGAPORE (Sept 16): For all the competition from low-labour-cost locations, manufacturing remains a key pillar of Singapore’s economy. Astute manufacturers in the city state have long managed costs by setting up operations outside Singapore, while main