FCPO is moving heaven and earth, but plantation stock is not even following. My warning to the operators, if you don’t eat enough stock and push it up. The retailers will eat up all your stock and push it up for you.
India slashes palm oil imports to make room for soyoil Business Today - 11/13/2020 12:21:00 PM
Indian edible oil refiners are trimming imports of palm oil to make space for soyoil as a rally in the price of palm due to output worries reduced the spread between the two, industry officials told Reuters.
Later India switching to more soy oil purchase by Nov, Dec according contracted of soy oil ( bad sign? Unlikely) India just fetching last trip to accumulate more soy oil b4 it out of stoks!
AND AFTER NOV 2020 TO FEB 2021 THERE WON'T BE ANY SOYBEAN PRODUCED Posted bu Mabel
And 1 more important is even India reduce order palm oil buy y
calvintaneng FCPO FOR NOV 2020 ASKING PRICE NOW IS RM3600??
Indonesian has planned for clean energy for B40 diesel will limited export of palm oil, and finally China and India will struggle to buy more Malay land palm oil
Opportunity is everywhere. The key is to develop the vision to see it. Don’t wait for the right opportunity: create it…
Before Convid 19, no one was looking at Glove Industry. Mabel came on board into the Glove Industry when Teresa Kok made a pledge that Malaysia is donating 18 million Gloves to China to fight Coronavirus. At that time, Mabel was thinking its part of giving back to help the Victim. Little did she knew that this industry is about to rocket and change many people's life. This is the beauty when you gives, God gives you back in Multiple Folds...Those that has invested in Gloves before March would have made 1000 Profits.
Likewise, this Food Crisis will be another game changer. Plantation will be the next industry that will rocket just like what we have seen in the Healthcare Industry. Plantation is currently rank No 3 in the 15 Sectors that Mabel Inc has invested. It’s interesting to see Mabel's Top 4 sectors are doing extremely well. The main reason is that these industries have a big impact on the Global Community.
Now let's get back to Mickeymouse...
Calvin has discovered A REAL BIG SECRET ABOUT INVESTING IN GOOD STOCKS
India slashes palm oil imports to make room for soyoil Business Today - 11/13/2020 12:21:00 PM
Indian edible oil refiners are trimming imports of palm oil to make space for soyoil as a rally in the price of palm due to output worries reduced the spread between the two, industry officials told Reuters.
India is traditional key importer of Sarawak round logs and lumber products for decades.According to WTK, all woodworking industries in India have stopped operations due to the lockdown measures to manage the pandemic.
On its plywood business, WTK said its revenue had dropped by 11% in 1Q2020 from a year ago as the average selling prices of plywood products had declined about 15% during the same period due to price competition from Indonesian and Japanese plywood producers.
2020 Jan to Oct CPO Exports is decreased by 1,223,327 tons ..
>> is Decreased in Export Value : 1,223,327 tons x RM 2,600 / ton = RM 3.18 Billion ...
Exports 2020 2019 Jan 1,213,539 1,680,891 Feb 1,082,417 1,324,615 Mar 1,184,702 1,620,752 Apr 1,236,478 1,654,499 May 1,369,351 1,715,719 Jun 1,706,597 1,397,140 Jul 1,783,284 1,486,485 Aug 1,581,612 1,736,300 Sep 1,612,169 1,409,089 Oct 1,673,997 1,641,973 Nov Dec Jan-Dec 14,444,136 15,667,463
This sohai mike do not understand emerging positive changing economic trend for Jaya tiasa loh...!!
Posted by Mikecyc > Nov 14, 2020 11:24 AM | Report Abuse
2020 Jan to Oct CPO Exports is decreased by 1,223,327 tons ..
>> is Decreased in Export Value : 1,223,327 tons x RM 2,600 / ton = RM 3.18 Billion ...
Exports 2020 2019 Jan 1,213,539 1,680,891 Feb 1,082,417 1,324,615 Mar 1,184,702 1,620,752 Apr 1,236,478 1,654,499 May 1,369,351 1,715,719 Jun 1,706,597 1,397,140 Jul 1,783,284 1,486,485 Aug 1,581,612 1,736,300 Sep 1,612,169 1,409,089 Oct 1,673,997 1,641,973 Nov Dec Jan-Dec 14,444,136 15,667,463
enough of gloves...now time for other sector to recover such as plantation, construction, property, travel, industrial, consumer etc. except oil&gas...O&G need to wait until Brent maintain above USD50/barrel
Posted by Mikecyc > Nov 15, 2020 9:25 PM | Report Abuse
Haha from the Lost of Export Value RM 3.18 Billion , Jtiasa is how many % ???
2020 Jan to Oct CPO Exports is decreased by 1,223,327 tons ..
>> is Decreased in Export Value : 1,223,327 tons x RM 2,600 / ton = RM 3.18 Billion ...
Exports 2020 2019 Jan 1,213,539 1,680,891 Feb 1,082,417 1,324,615 Mar 1,184,702 1,620,752 Apr 1,236,478 1,654,499 May 1,369,351 1,715,719 Jun 1,706,597 1,397,140 Jul 1,783,284 1,486,485 Aug 1,581,612 1,736,300 Sep 1,612,169 1,409,089 Oct 1,673,997 1,641,973 Nov Dec Jan-Dec 14,444,136 15,667,463
Double whammy for plywood exporters COMMODITIES Monday, 07 Sep 2020
KUCHING: Malaysian plywood manufacturers’ exports of panel products to their key market in Japan have been hit hard by the drastic cut in imports by the Japanese buyers.
Adding to the weak export demand is the soft prices of plywood products which have hurt the bottom line of Malaysian suppliers.
Malaysian manufacturers are also losing their market share in Japan to Indonesian plywood manufacturers and Japan’s softwood plywood producers.
Plywood manufacturers in Sarawak have raised the prices of their products to offset the high production costs brought about by the steep hike in timber premium as well as rehabilitation and development cess, thereby making their products less competitive in the export market.
In the first six months of 2020 (1H20), Japan’s plywood imports volume fell by 28% compared to 1H19, with Indonesia and Malaysia accounting for more than 80% of that country’s total plywood imports.
>> Similarly, Jaya Tiasa Holdings Bhd said the group’s timber business incurred a higher operating loss of RM8.98mil in the latest quarter from a loss of RM1.66mil a year ago due to weaker average selling prices of plywood and all other timber products.
TOUGH TIME FOR PLYWOOD MANUFACTURERS IN MALAYSIA 11-03-2020 Malaysia,plywood manufacturers,Indonesian suppliers,Japan,supply
Malaysian plywood manufacturers have lost market share in Japan, their key export market, due to stiff competition from Indonesian suppliers and the sharp increase in local production of plywood from domestic softwood resources.
Statistics from the Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corp. (STIDC) reveal that Sarawak plywood export volumes fell to about 1.12 million cubic metres, worth RM2.26 bil (FOB), in 2019 from 1.43 million cubic metres (RM3.03 bil) in 2018 and 1.74 million cubic metres (RM3.27 bil) in 2017.
Despite the drop in sales, in 2019 Japan was the top buyer of Sarawak plywood absorbing 733,051 cubic metres (RM1.59 bil) or more than 70 per cent of the state’s total plywood exports. Sarawak log export volumes dropped to 1.29 million cubic metres worth RM722.2mil in 2019 against 1.42 million cubic metres valued at RM773 mil in 2018.
Again this sohai mike do not understand everything all reset when cpo go above Rm 2800 loh....!!
Do not listen to this sohai mike loh...!!
The upside is coming soon mah...!!
Jtiasa & wtk can be strong buy loh...!!
Btw world plywood also hit a all time high price recently mah...!!
Posted by Mikecyc > Nov 15, 2020 9:33 PM | Report Abuse
“In June, arrivals from Malaysia were down 26% compared to May (2020) and year-on-year, June imports were around 13% down.
“In contrast, the volume of June imports from Indonesia was around the same level in May and were marginally lower than in June 2019, ” said International Tropical Timber Organisation (ITTO) in its latest Tropical Timber Market Report (Aug 16-31).
Indonesia has overtaken Malaysia in exporting 407,400 cubic metres of plywood to Japan in 1H20 from 380,200 cubic metres in 1H19.
Japan also imports plywood products from China and Vietnam.
According to WTK Holdings Bhd, its plywood revenue in the April-June 2020 quarter (2Q20) slumped by 30% because of weaker demand from Japan, which was affected by the slowdown of construction and new houses.
Coupled with a 89% plunge in logs revenue in 2Q20, WTK recorded a sharp drop in timber turnover to RM49mil (2Q19: RM111.7mil) and widened segment’s loss to RM13.8mil (-RM7.4mil).
Going forward, WTK said the demand for its plywood from Japan and logs from key market India is expected to remain soft.
Peter Lim Made His First Billion From Investing In Palm Oil As a private investor, Lim has interests in sectors from palm oil to medical.
He got involved in a start-up Indonesian palm oil company, Wilmar International, and invested $10 million in 1996.
Unfortunately, in the next year, the Indonesian economy was weakening and then the Indonesian currency fell from 2,500 rupiah against the US dollar to 16,000 rupiah. The nation’s economy would go on to be impacted badly by the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis.
However, Lim shouldered on as he saw the potential in palm oil.
You have to invest with a longer-term mindset. You buy a good stock, leave it there for 10 years. Come 10 years, this dollar can be many, many multiples. The minimum length of my investments are five to six years, if not 10 to 12 years. – Peter Lim, in an interview with The Business Times in 2007 Fast forward 10 years later, businessman Robert Kuok decided to inject his Malaysian palm oil operations into Wilmar in 2007 after the demand for palm oil shot up.
It came after a Food And Drug Administration (FDA) ruling mandating the labeling of trans fatty acids on the Nutrition Facts label and food manufacturers began eliminating trans fats from their products and substituting them with palm oil.
Wilmer’s imports to the United States alone increased by nearly 60 per cent. The increased use of biofuels at the expense of fossil fuels also contributed significantly to demand.
As a result, Lim’s wealth grew exponentially and the value of his investment in palm oil swelled.
My Indonesian partner was asking me the other day: How the hell did we make so much money? Up to a point after people tell you a story and a vision, don’t write it off. Sometimes it comes true. You just make sure that if it doesn’t come true, you don’t get hurt too much.
– Peter Lim in an interview with The Business Times in 2007 In 2010, Lim cashed out his shares in Wilmer for US$1.5 billion — his first billion dollar fortune.
LET GENERAL RAIDER & SIFU CALVIN CONTINUE KYY UNSUCCESSFUL JOURNEY ON JAYA TIASA LOH...!!
WHY KYY FAILED ON JAYA TIASA WHEN GENERAL RAIDER & SIFU CALVIN ARE EXPECTED TO SUCCEED HERE LEH ??
THE KEY BOIL DOWNS TO VALUATION...VALUATION....& VALUATION, WE ENTER JTIASA AT A REASONABLE PRICE WITH BIG MARGIN OF SAFETY & WHERE THERE IS STRONG UPSIDE POTENTIAL OF PALMOIL PRICE AT SUSTAINED LEVEL MAH...!!
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Posted by greenland > 2020-11-13 19:32 | Report Abuse
Thank you Calvintaeng