SINGAPORE (May 15): OCBC Investment Research is keeping its “buy” call on Wilmar International with an unchanged fair value estimate of $3.51 despite headwinds in the near-term. This comes after Wilmar saw a 40.6% drop in earnings to US$203.3 million ($273.0 million) for 1Q18 on the back of seas...

SINGAPORE (May 15): RHB is reiterating its “neutral” call on First Resources with a fair value estimate of $1.75. However, RHB’s preferred pick for Singapore plantation stock is Wilmar. First Resources announced that its 1Q18 earnings of US27.7 million ($37 million) was 44% lower than 1Q17, w...

SINGAPORE (May 14): RHB Research says it is more upbeat on Wilmar’s 2Q18 outlook after the company’s analyst briefing and expects the performance of all its segments to improve q-o-q. In a Monday report, RHB analyst Juliana Cai says the market has been over-pessimistic on the stock after seeing ...

WILMAR International (Wilmar) reported Q1 2018 core net profit of US$183 million, coming in below our expectation of US$320 million-US$360 million due to weaker-than-expected oilseed & grain margin and losses in the sugar division.

LOWER crude palm oil prices and weakness in its sugar business both took their toll on agri-business giant Wilmar International's first-quarter earnings, it disclosed on Thursday.

AGRIBUSINESS group Wilmar International saw first-quarter earnings take a tumble on headwinds in the tropical oils market and losses in the sugar business, according to unaudited results out on Thursday.

SINGAPORE (Apr 5): Wilmar International saw its share price take a 3% tumble on Wednesday, immediately after China announced 25% tariffs on imports of 106 US products, including soybeans. “China is the world’s largest soybean importer, while Wilmar is the second-largest soybean crusher in China,...

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Submitted By:  Danielle Isaac Case Study:  No Following the acquisition, Nauvu Investments is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wilmar. Wilmar International’s ...

SINGAPORE (Mar 21): Wilmar International announced that its direct wholly-owned subsidiary, Wilmar Resources, has acquired a 50% equity interest in Nauvu Investments from Olam International for US$148 million ($194.9 million). Of the total consideration of US$148 million, US$85.4 million comprises r...

OLAM International Limited announced the disposal of its 50 per cent equity interest in investment holding company Nauvu Investments, to Wilmar International's wholly owned subsidiary Wilmar Resources for up to US$148 million.