Wilmar International

SINGAPORE (June 1): As Singapore begins to ease the circuit breaker (CB) measures starting with Phase 1 on June 2, several stocks and real estate investment trusts (REITs) could emerge as beneficia

SINGAPORE (May 19): Following the recent announcement of renewed government funding for Indonesia’s B30 Biodiesel programme, CGS-CIMB analysts Ivy Ng and Nagulan Ravi have maintained their “neutral

Wilmar International
Price targets:
CGS-CIMB ADD $4.58
RHB BUY $4.83
UOB KAY HIAN BUY $4

SINGAPORE (May 12): CGS-CIMB is reiterating its “add” call on Wilmar International with an unchanged target price of $4.58, representing a 29% upside for the counter. 

SINGAPORE (Mar 11): Wilmar International recorded a 12.7% drop in earnings to US$224.3 million (S$316.7 million) for the 1Q2020 ended March, from earnings of $257.0 million a year ago.

SINGAPORE (Apr 13): The plantation sector has not been spared by the Covid-19 pandemic. Like any other industry, counters have become victims of panic-induced selling. 

SINGAPORE (Feb 23): Although the ongoing Covid-19 virus has posed challenges for companies in almost all industries, Wilmar International appears to be in a strong place for the long-term. 

SINGAPORE (Feb 20): Wilmar International, Asia’s leading agribusiness group, reported earnings of US$438.4 million ($613.7 million) for 4QFY0219 ended December, a 120% increase from earnings of US$

SINGAPORE (Jan 29): While upstream palm oil players are most affected by the volatility in crude palm oil (CPO) prices, CGS-CIMB Research reckons that the recent correction presents an opportunity

SINGAPORE (Jan 23): On Jan 8, when investors were spooked by the assassination of an Iranian general by the US, most Singapore stocks turned red.