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Malaysia's palm oil stocks hit 8-month high in May as output jumps
FGV may see earnings fall over 50pct annually from expanded SST
CIMB: India's duty cut, low stocks seen boosting Malaysian palm oil exports
Palm Oil Market Set for Strong Growth to USD 106.5 Billion by 2032 Amid Rising Sustainability Focus
Oil palm recycling project pays off for Yeo
Monday December 6, 2004 - HER inquisitive nature and never-up spirit havepropelled Yeo Kim Luang to achieve success in the recycling and oil palmbiomass by-products processing business.
Ahmad Husni: Brazilian & M'sian Firms Can Team Up
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 1 (Bernama) -- Brazilian businesses can collaborate withMalaysian companies for projects in either Brazil or Malaysia in areaslike the construction of roads, airports, seaports, housing and townships,said the Deputy Minister of Ministry of International Trade and Industry(MITI), Datuk Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah.
Brunei Keen To Invest In Indonesia's Agroindustry
VIENTIANE, Laos, Nov 30 Asia Pulse - President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyonoheld bilateral talks with Sultan Hasanal Bolkiah of Brunei Darussalam hereon Sunday, during which the latter pledged to increase his country'sinvestments in Indonesia's agroindustry.
Malaysian oil palm plantation firms looking at exp
12/2/2004 BUSINESS TIMES - SEVERAL Malaysian plantation companies areinterested in expanding their operations to Nigeria which needs up to US$3billion (US$1 = RM3.80) in foreign direct investments in the next 10 to 15years to reinvigorate its oil palm sector.
Delloyd to acquire Indonesian plantations at RM43m
1/12/04 - Delloyd Ventures Bhd unit Delloyd Plantation Sdn Bhd has signeda memorandum of understanding to acquire a 60% stake in an oil palmplantation company PT Rebinmas Jaya for RM42.95 million.
Palm-Oleo Appoints Acme-Hardesty Distributor of Ol
Wednesday, December 1, 2004 - BLUE BELL, PA -- Palm-Oleo SDN BHD,Malaysia, announced Tuesday the appointment of Acme-Hardesty Co. as theirexclusive distributor of fatty acids and glycerine in the United States.Palm-Oleo will utilize Acme-Hardesty¹s extensive supply chain network todistribute bulk and packaged oleochemicals. The exclusive arrangement wasa natural progression for both companies towards their shared objectiveof providing customers in the U.S. market with industry leading customerservice and a reliable supply of the highest quality palm oil basedproducts.
Brazil 2004-05 Soy Planting 76% Complete - Safras
26/11/04 SAO PAULO (Dow Jones)--Brazilian farmers have planted 76% oftheir potentially record 2004-05 soybean crop up to Friday, moving forwardfrom 64% last week, said local agricultural consultants Safras e MercadoFriday.Planting is slightly behind the 80% planted at the same stage lastyear and the five-year average of 81%.Fieldwork is most advanced in the center-west state of Mato Grosso doSul, where farmers had sown 92% of the crop, ahead of the 83% planted atthe same stage last year and the five-year average of 79%.Planting was 86% complete in the center-west state of Mato Grosso,where fieldwork traditionally runs quickest. It was slightly ahead of the84% planted last year and slightly behind the five-year average of 88%.Safras forecast Brazil's 2004-05 soybean production will total 63.2million metric tons, up from 49.9 million tons produced last year.
Indonesia's October Exports Probably Rose on Oil P
Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia's exports probably rose for a seventhmonth in October, helped by surging oil prices and sales of palm oil,nickel and coal to Japan and China.
MARKET TALK: Negative Olein Margins To Cap China I
30/11/04 (Dow Jones)--Negative domestic selling margins in China for palmoil products likely to limit room for further imports, at least in comingweeks, traders say. SGS Malaysia export figures show drop of about 100,000tons to China in November; December may also be slow due to weak sellingprices. RBD palm olein prices in major Chinese ports mostly aroundCNY4,650/ton, which below cost of fresh imports, Singapore-based tradersays. Adds given negative margins, further imports likely to be mainly bycompanies that still haven't used up their 2004 quota given by government.
