WILMAR International announced on Wednesday that its chief financial officer (CFO) Stephen Ho Kiam Kong will be retiring from full-time work on May 31, 2020, after eight years with the agribusiness group.

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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.  The group posted earnings of US$438.4 million ($613.7 million) for 4QFY0219 ended December, some 120% higher...

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

A STRONG performance from the tropical oils manufacturing business and improved oilseeds crush margins lifted Wilmar International's core net profit by 23 per cent to US$410 million for the fourth quarter, up from US$333 million in the same period a year earlier.

A STRONG performance from the tropical oils manufacturing business and improved oilseeds crush margins lifted Wilmar International's core net profit by 23 per cent to US$410 million in the fourth quarter, up from US$333 million in the same period a year earlier.

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$199.4 million a year ago.  As a result, the group’s full-year earnings was lifted to US$1.3 billi...

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 to accumulate these stocks. In particular, the brokerage favours Wilmar International and First Resour...

SINGAPORE (Jan 22): Global Agriculture, Food and Beverage (F&B) stocks saw marginal declines in 2019, with a 1% median decline in total return. Almost half of the Global Agriculture, F&B stocks are listed across Asia Pacific exchanges, with the significant regional proportion also generati...