Palm Oil Lartas: Downstream Tips for Garden Issuers

It is believed that the policy of a limited ban on exporting palm oil products will not have a significant impact on the performance of plantation issuers this year.

A number of stocks that are being discounted in this sector can be observed by investors. Under the regulation, exports of crude palm oil (CPO), refined, bleached, and deodorized palm olein (RBD Palm Olein), and used cooking oil must go through a business licensing mechanism in the form of export approval (PE). "In recording through export approvals, business actors carry out self-declaration of the amount exported and supplied to the country. This is what we will record and see," said the Director General of Foreign Trade at the Ministry of Trade, Indrasari Wisnu, recently. Kiwoom Sekuritas analyst Abdul Azis Setyo Wibowo said that the export stock policy will indeed have an impact on the performance of plantation issuers. However, he assessed that the effects of this policy were only temporary. "We see that this policy will have an impact on the performance of issuers in the short term, especially for top line issuers," he explained. In the future, issuers in the plantation sector are still quite interesting to observe. This is supported by the continued increase in CPO prices which are added

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