Rubber sector index performance

On 11-13 the Rubber sector index closed at 180.66: -0.33% over 1 week, -8.69% over 1 month, -5.87% over 3 months and -6.10% over 1 year. Combined monthly revenue for 2026/10 was +32.7% year on year (11 companies). The median P/E is 12.9, at the 25th percentile of the last 5 years.

180.66
1 week -0.33%1 month -8.69%3 months -5.87%6 months -5.03%1 year -6.10%

Sector index history

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Industry monthly revenue growth (YoY)

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MonthCombined YoYCompanies
2026/10+32.7%11
2026/09+23.2%11
2026/08+13.0%11
2026/07+19.2%11
2026/06+32.9%11
2026/05+11.6%11
2026/04+16.8%11
2026/03+23.7%11
2026/02-16.9%11
2026/01+6.7%11
2025/12-8.5%11
2025/11-8.6%11

Valuation position

Median P/E

12.9

25th percentile of the last 5 years

Median P/B

0.85

4th percentile of the last 5 years

Data date 2026-11-13, 11 stocks. The percentile compares with this sector's own history; it does not mean expensive or cheap.

Top 30 stocks by turnover

StockCloseChange %Turnover (100M)
2105 正新29.35+0.17%1.43
2103 台橡22.75-1.73%1.40
2101 南港29.95+2.39%1.16
2104 國際中橡10.3+1.98%0.24
2108 南帝26.60.00%0.18
2106 建大15.05+1.01%0.10
2107 厚生27.65+2.03%0.06
2102 泰豐15+0.67%0.04
2114 鑫永銓89.8+1.35%0.02
2109 華豐14-0.36%0.01
6582 申豐32+0.63%0.00

FAQ

How is the Rubber sector index built?

It is TWSE's "橡膠類指數", tracking the overall share-price movement of listed companies in the industry as a price index, without dividend reinvestment. 11 listed and OTC common stocks belong to this industry classification.

What is industry monthly revenue growth?

For companies in the industry that reported the month and had revenue in the same month last year, this month's combined revenue divided by last year's combined revenue minus 1. It shows the industry's operating momentum; companies report at different times, so early in the month fewer companies are included, and the number is shown.

How do I read the P/E position?

We take the median P/E of companies in the industry (positive values only) and compare it with the industry's median at each period over the last 5 years, showing the share of history that is at or below today. It is a relative position versus its own history, not a statement of cheap or expensive and not advice.

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Source: TWSE industry sector price indexes, daily trading and valuation data, and MOPS monthly revenue. For education and personal reference only; not investment advice.