Tigers Polymer’s rubber sheet business for the first half (April-September) of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, showed a slight increase in sales over the same period last year. “Although sales were positive, volume-wise, they were almost unchanged. However, statistics show that shipments in the rubber sheet industry as a whole are still quite severe, falling even lower than...
Tigers Polymer’s results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024, showed sales of 47.86 billion yen ($304.97 million), up 5.7% year-on-year; operating income of 3.19 billion yen, up 192.9%; ordinary income of 4.29 billion yen, up 129.2%; and net income of 3.02 billion yen, up 269.9%. By segment, sales in Japan increased 1.8% to 21.93 billion yen, and operating...
Tigers Polymer, a manufacturer of rubber parts for home appliances and automobiles, will establish a subsidiary in Rayong Province, Thailand. The subsidiary, tentatively named Tigerflex (Thailand), will be a wholly owned holding company and will manufacture rubber and resin products for home appliances and automobiles. It is scheduled to be established in October this year and to start operations in...
Tigers Polymer Corp. (TYO:4231) President Kentaro Watanabe recently sat down with Japan Rubber Weekly to talk about his company’s overseas operations for 2017 and where he expects to see things go here moving forward. Sales for the industrial rubber and resin products manufacturer are generally in good shape across the Americas, Southeast Asia and China, Watanabe said, particularly in China....
Rubber sheet manufacturer Tigers Polymer Corp. (TYO:4231) recently released strong business results for the first half (April–September) of the fiscal year ending March 2018. Robust results in the company’s rubber sheet business were evidenced by a nearly double-digit increase in revenue year-on-year. Demand from Tigers Polymer’s main customers in the civil engineering, construction and automotive industries was sluggish in the...
Japan Rubber Weekly recently conducted a study of the top 100 companies in Japan’s rubber industry, analyzing their business performance for fiscal 2016. Of these 100 companies, 48 posted a year-on-year revenue increase. Seven companies managed a double-digit increase to revenue, including NOK Elastomers Processing Co. Ltd., which ranked 42nd out of the 100 companies with an 11.9 percent increase,...
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