LISTED D&L Industries Inc. (DNL) on Thursday said it saw more opportunities than challenges from a trade war between the United States and China.
LISTED D&L Industries Inc. on Thursday said it saw more opportunities than challenges from a trade war between the United States and China.'In 2019, the trade war and the generally cautious sentiment globally had an impact on our exports, down 25 percent that year,' D&L President and CEO Alvin Lao noted.
It said that these included highly customized products with significant R&D input and products leveraging the country's natural resources.'The products that we export are generally distinguished by their unique functional and technical properties, making D&L a go-to supplier for many global customers,' Lao said.
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