Submitted By:  Nathanielle Punay Case Study:  No Most of its revenues and gross profits are generated by the food products segment. Wilmar International’s Chi...

SINGAPORE (Sept 13): Agribusiness group Wilmar International found itself crushed in 2Q19 by the African swine fever outbreak, which hit demand for soybeans. For the 2Q19 ended June, Wilmar posted a 52.3% drop in net profit from continuing operations to US$150.9 million ($209.5 million). This was m...

Submitted By:  Staff Reporter Case Study:  No Wilmar International is the largest company in terms of market cap to register gains. As many as 11 out of the 30 stoc...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday:

Submitted By:  Nathanielle Punay Case Study:  No It is expected to rely on this segment as the swine fever hits soybean meal demand. The tropical oil and sugar segm...

AGRIBUSINESS company Wilmar International on Friday announced the establishment of four new subsidiaries and associated companies in China.

SINGAPORE (Aug 21): The African Swine Fever is spreading fast among the pig population in Asia and showing no signs of abating. Initially, famers in Asia thought they could contain the virus by quarantining and killing infected animals. But these all changed after the virus landed in China -- home ...

Submitted By:  Staff Reporter Case Study:  No OCBC led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 0.91% increase. The Straits Times Index ended 0.87 or 0.03% higher...

Submitted By:  Nathanielle Punay Case Study:  No The African swine fever outbreak has hurt the demand for its key product soybean. Wilmar International’s net ...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Wednesday: