Wilmar International (WIL)

Maybank Kim Eng analyst Thilan Wickramasinghe has maintained “buy” on Wilmar International with a higher target price of $6.80 from $5.40 previously.

RHB Group Research analyst Juliana Cai has maintained “buy” on Wilmar International with a raised target price of $6 from $5.85 previously.

Kuok Khoon Hong, the chairman and CEO of Wilmar International, was named the CEO with the “most favourable mentions” in 2020, according to CARMA Asia’s annual CEO Brand Report.

Wilmar International, Asia’s leading agribusiness group reported net profit of US$536.6 million ($732.5 million) for the 3QFY2020 ended September, up 20% from the net profit of US$447.1 million the

Shares in Wilmar International dropped over 7% to $4.295 at 10.14am, less than an hour after its 89.88%-owned subsidiary Yihai Kerry Arawana (YKA) made its debut on China’s Shenzhen Stock Exchange

Wilmar International on Oct 14 announced that 542,159,154 new shares representing 10% of Yihai Kerry Arawana (YKA)’s enlarged issued share capital have been allotted to investors for the listing of

Kuok Khoon Hong, chairman and CEO of palm oil giant Wilmar International, raised his stake in the company ahead of the separate listing of its China-based subsidiary on the Shenzhe

CGS-CIMB analysts Ivy Ng and Nagulan Ravi have maintained “add” on Wilmar, with the same target price of $5.53, although key downsides to the stock include the potential delay or termination to YKA

Unity Wilmar Agro (UWA), an indirect 52%-owned subsidiary of Wilmar International, has increased its total shareholding in the Unity Foods to 163.2 million ordinary shares from 59.9 million ordinar

Wilmar’s 99.99%-owned subsidiary Yihai Kerry Arawana Holdings (YKA) has determined the issue price for its China IPO at RMB25.70 ($5.16) per YKA share.