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$JTIASA (4383.MY)$ recorded a commendable 10% growth in revenue for the first quarter of FY2025, achieving RM271.66 million compared to RM248.00 million in the same period last year. This growth was fueled by a 7% increase in revenue from the oil palm segment to RM253.42 million and an impressive 82% rise in timber segment revenue to RM17.86...

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Business Society news on November 29th.
National Grain and Oil Information Center news on November 28th: Malaysiapalm oil.Palm oil Council (MPOB) will release the November monthly supply and demand data on December 10th. According to reports from plantation sources, palm oil production in Malaysia has decreased since November. Data from the Southern Malaysia Palm Oil Association shows a 3.24% month-on-month decrease in palm oil production from November 1st to 25th, with a predicted 5% month-on-month decrease in local palm oil production for November.
In November, the international palm oil price fluctuated at a high level, with export demand being suppressed. According to multiple shipping institutions, from November 1st to 25th, the export volume of Malaysian palm oil decreased by 8.2% to 9.2% compared to the previous month, with an expected decrease of around 8% month-on-month in November. Overall, it is expected that by the end of November, Malaysian palm oil inventory will continue to decrease to around 1.8 million tons, with a month-on-month decrease of 5 to 0.1 million tons. Attention is focused on the subsequent production and export situations from the origin.
(Source: Business Times)

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2024.11.21
CITIC Futures: Is palm oil undergoing a pullback or reversal? [Slightly bullish]
Due to recent favorable weather conditions in South America, soybean planting in Brazil has been smooth.Soybean Market expectations for a bumper crop of soybeans in South America have increased, coupled with uncertainties in U.S. biodiesel fuel demand. On Wednesday, soybean and soybean oil prices fell.Due to recent favorable weather conditions in South America, soybean oil prices in the United States have dropped. As a result of this impact, the three major domestic edible oils experienced volatile and weak fluctuations today, and soybean palm arbitrage positions exited, leading to a significant decline in palm oil prices today. From a fundamental perspective, soybean harvesting is complete, and production is still increasing year-on-year. Currently, soybean exports from the United States are in the peak season, and the market is concerned about the biodiesel policy of the new U.S. government, which is expected to reduce biodiesel consumption of soybean oil.
Soybean planting in Brazil is progressing rapidly, according to CONAB data as of November 17, the soybean planting rate in Brazil was 73.8%, up from 66.1% last week and 65.4% in the same period of the previous year. According to Bourse data as of November 13, Argentina's soybean planting progress was at 20.1%. In the next two weeks, rainfall in Brazil and Argentina's soybean production areas is generally normal, enhancing market expectations of a bumper crop in South America. Furthermore, with the domestic cancellation of used cooking oil (UCO) tax rebates, the market is also concerned about the impact on domestic edible oil demand.
In terms of palm oil, since September, the price difference between soybean palm and rapeseed palm has continued to weaken, with palm oil having a relatively low cost-performance ratio. The market is concerned that palm oil demand will decrease, while the expectation of lower palm kernel oil exports since November has bearish impact on the palm oil market sentiment in the near term. However, November to February is the season of palm oil production reduction, and ITS, AmSpec, and SGS data respectively show that from November 1st to 20th, the environmental decrease in palm kernel oil exports...

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Malaysia in Octoberpalm oilWeak supply and demand were strong, and inventories at the end of the month fell short of market expectations, bringing obvious benefits to the palm oil market. Looking ahead to the future market, it is expected that horse brown will maintain seasonal production cuts in November, but at the same time, export demand is expected to decline. It is expected that inventories may maintain a downward trend in stocks at the end of November. Support on the supply and demand side will still be strong, which is beneficial to prices.
Specifically, according to October palm oil supply and demand data released by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB), Malaysian palm oil production in October was 1.7973 million tons, down 1.35% from month to month; export volume was 1.7324 million tons, up 11.07% month on month; domestic consumption in Malaysia was 0.2104 million tons, up 36.62% month on month; inventory at the end of October was 1.8846 million tons, down 6.32% month on month. Compared with previous market estimates, production was slightly higher than expected, export volume was much higher than expected, and inventory was lower than market expectations. This report had too much impact.
On the supply side, horse brown production declined month-on-month in October, which provided favorable support for prices. According to MPOB data, in October, Malaysia's palm oil production fell 1.35% month-on-month to 1.7973 million tons, a year-on-year decrease of 7.22%. According to previous Reuters estimates, horse brown production fell to 1.76 million tons in October 2024, which was slightly higher than expected. However, during the production increase cycle, horse brown production maintained a downward trend, causing the market to expect tight supply. By region, palm oil in October...