Natural rubber stocks face dual headwinds, showing weak signs of recovery
Since late February, natural rubber prices have dropped sharply by over 17 per cent, sliding from 375 Japanese yen (US$2.60) per kg to around 310.7 ($2.15) per kg on June 30.
HÀ NỘI — Việt Nam’s natural rubber industry is facing mounting challenges, with listed rubber stocks lagging behind the broader market as companies grapple with falling global rubber prices and a slowdown in land conversion projects, two major drivers of their earnings.
As pressures on both revenue and asset strategy intensify, investors are finding little momentum in a sector traditionally seen as a blend of agriculture and industrial real estate.
Since late February, natural rubber prices have dropped sharply by over 17 per cent, sliding from 375 Japanese yen (US$2.60) per kg to around 310.7 ($2.15) per kg on June 30.
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