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Batu api !!!!

Why u revive a dead thread

your JTIASA  , I choose another quiet plantation counter 

UMCCA?

Some tips and tricks to buying plantation counters...

1. FCPO pricing
Look at the FCPO prices currently its hovering at about RM 3,100 per tonne which is a plantation owners wet dream.
Price has risen comparing the pass 2 weeks figures from around Rm 2,900 per tonne to Rm 3,100 , momentum is expected to run out but for the time being the wet dream continues.

2. Plantation Yield Factor and Profitability...
a) Some plantations have massive land banks i.e. Synergy Drive , unfortunately for them for a Palm tree to reach maximum profitability it will take from nursery to planting to prime at least 10 years before a Palm see its full potential.

b) Caveat - Palms which have reached their maxiumum yield and is on the verge of replanting the cost will be high, which will affect the bottom line.

c) New and upcoming plantations, high cost, unplanted palms, uncertain-profits and debt riddle in the long run?

d) Existing plantation is more to yield factor.

3. Weather - Flood in Johor (long term effect?)

4. World oil prices - signal ? Higher oil prices means higher demand for CPO

Take your time to digest some or all of this information and you will see some potential Plantation stocks emerge, which have been over-looked at the same time undervalued by the market.

India, the world’s largest importer of cooking oils, will buy more soybean and sunflower oil this year than ever before as a global glut weakens prices and prompts buyers to switch from palm oil.

Purchases of soybean, sunflower and canola oils will probably jump 15 percent to 4.2 million metric tons in the year that began on Nov. 1, said Govindlal G. Patel, managing partner at G.G. Patel & Nikhil Research Co. They will account for 33 percent of shipments and palm oil will represent 67 percent, the smallest share in eight years, he said.

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/p...08?type=Markets

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5107337
Hi bro,do you still invest in plantation stock??