Revisiting Papua Integrated Timber Complex

Two years ago, KLSE-listed Tadmax Resources Bhd announced the formation of a joint venture to develop an integrated timber complex in Papua, Indonesia. Tadmax was optimistic that timber extraction could generate RM190 million of profit. What’s happened with the...

Papua Sugar Cane Plantation Projects

Papua provinces of Indonesia are the last frontiers of tropical forest. In recent years, however, the government has aggressively granted plantation concessions in the provinces for both oil palm and sugar cane. In this issue, let’s talk about sugar cane...

Palm Oil Journal No.58/2014: Papua!

The benchmark September 2014 contracts of crude palm oil (CPO) dropped almost by 1% to RM2402 per ton in the futures market Friday (July 4th), dragging down almost all plantation shares in the region, as more and more companies reporting significantly higher...

Palm Oil Journal No.57/2014: Supply!

KPB Nusantara, the joint marketing office of state plantations, sold all of nine CPO packages auctioned off Wednesday at Rp9385-9520/Kg (VAT 10% included), higher than Tuesday on corrections of rupiah and slight improvement in the futures market. Investors are...

Palm Oil Journal No.56/2014: Volatility

KPB Nusantara, the joint marketing office of state plantations, sold six out of nine CPO packages auctioned off Tuesday (July 1st) at Rp9215-9445/Kg (VAT 10% included), dragged down by significant recovery of rupiah and further corrections in the futures...

Palm Oil Journal No.55/2014: Further Corrections

KPB Nusantara, the joint marketing office of state plantations, was forced to withdraw all of eight CPO packages (8500 tons) auctioned off Monday (June 30) on low bids. Bids were as low as Rp9265-9344 per Kg (VAT 10% included), dragged down by further corrections in...

Palm Oil Journal No 41/2014: Further Corrections

The benchmark August 2014 contracts of crude palm oil (CPO) dropped more than 1% to RM2460 per ton Thursday (May 29) on higher output in both Indonesia and Malaysia. The commodity was traded as low as RM2459, the lowest level in five months. September and October...

Palm Oil Journal No 39/2014: Further Corrections

The benchmark August contracts of crude palm oil (CPO) ended slightly lower by RM7 to RM2515 per ton Friday (May 23) as almost all major palm oil producers listed on KL Stock Exchange reported higher output. In Rotterdam, the commodity has retreated 10% from its peak...

Palm Oil Journal No 37/2014: Further Corrections

Opened higher, the benchmark August 2014 contracts of crude palm oil (CPO) retreated to red territory, down RM18 to RM2518 per ton on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Tuesday (May 20). The commodity lost more than 2% in two trading days, dragging down shares of most...
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