Malaysia: Rubber covers the natural vs synthetic rubber, world data, economic growth of the agriculture sector, planted hectarage on estates and smallholdings, supply and demand of natural rubber, employment, rubber products industry, and regulatory body in Malaysia. It also covers the market trends and outlook, exports, imports, price, world forecast, and future prospects, plus the comparative matrix and SWOT of the industry leading players: Top Glove Corporation Bhd, Supermax Corporation Bhd, and Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd.
 
 Executive Summary
 The natural rubber (NR) industry in Malaysia is expected to contribute RM 52.9 billion to gross national income (GNI) by 2020 compared with RM 19 billion in 2010, as quoted by Bernama.com national news agency. http://www.bharatbook.com/market-research-reports/materials-market-research-report/malaysia-rubber-industry-1h11.html
 
 The local rubber sector remains competitive on the global front via revitalized strategies and action plans under the Malaysian Rubber Industry (MRI) Strategies 2010-2020 and Malaysian Rubber Board (MRB) Strategies 2010-2020 launched in 2010. business research
 
 By 2020, Malaysia’s target for rubber productivity is to hit 1.8 tonnes per ha per year, with total production of about 1.8 million tonnes, planted on an area of 1.2 million ha and a tappable area of one million ha.
 
 Rubber and rubber products accounted for approximately 2.41% of the country’s total GDP in 2010. During 2010, the GDP of rubber rose by 99.4% to RM10.6 billion, while GDP of rubber products rose by 37.5% to RM7.79 billion.
 Of the total export earnings of RM33.7bil in 2010, rubber product exports contributed RM12.3bil while raw rubber, other rubber, and heveawood products provided RM9.5bil, RM4.3bil, and RM7.6bil respectively.
 
 Malaysian Rubber Bureau reported that the production of rubber in the next five years is most likely to boost since the cultivators inside the eastern component of Malaysia has enlarged their growing acreage. What's more, the cost enhance in rubber sheet has stimulated the tapping manufacturing. This will stimulate the production of silicone sheet.
 
 The focus on rubber under the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) holds great significance as it will restore Malaysia’s position as a major producer and strengthen its competitive exporter status in the global market.
 
 Table of Contents:
 1. Industry Profile
 1.1 Natural vs. Synthetic
 1.2 World Data
 1.3 Economic Growth – Agriculture Sector
 1.4 Planted Hectarage on Estates and Smallholdings
 1.5 Supply and Demand of Natural Rubber
 1.5.1 Production
 1.5.2 Consumption
 1.6 Employment
 1.7 Rubber Products Industry
 1.7.1 Latex Sub-Sector
 1.7.1.1. Rubber Glove Industry
 1.8 Regulatory Body
 2. Market Trends and Outlook
 2.1 Exports
 2.2 Imports
 2.3 Price
 2.4 World Forecast
 2.5 Outlook / Future Prospects
 3. Leading Players and Comparative Matrix
 3.1 Leading Players
 3.1.1 Top Glove Corporation Bhd
 3.1.2 Supermax Corporation Berhad
 3.1.3 Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd
 3.2 Comparative Matrix
 3.3 SWOT Analysis 24 Note: USD 1 = RM 3.0285
 
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