F34.SI - Wilmar International Limited
| Previous close | 3.22 |
| Open | 3.24 |
| Bid | 3.24 x 0 |
| Ask | 3.25 x 0 |
| Day's range | 3.22 - 3.25 |
| 52-week range | 2.97 - 3.31 |
| Volume | 6,473,000 |
| Avg. volume | 4,847,442 |
| Market cap | 20.562B |
| Beta (3Y monthly) | 0.60 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 15.33 |
| EPS (TTM) | 0.21 |
| Earnings date | 12 Nov 2018 - 16 Nov 2018 |
| Forward dividend & yield | 0.10 (3.30%) |
| Ex-dividend date | 2018-08-20 |
| 1y target est | 2.60 |
- Associated Press•4 hours ago
Activists detained after boarding palm oil tanker off Spain
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Greenpeace says six of its activists boarded a tanker transporting Indonesian palm oil in the Gulf of Cadiz and were detained by its captain after unfurling "Save our Rainforest" and "Drop Dirty Palm Oil" banners.
- The Edge Singapore•6 days ago
Wilmar reports 10.7% rise in 3Q earnings to $564 mil on better Tropical Oils and Oilseeds & Grains results
SINGAPORE (Nov 12): Wilmar International, the agribusiness group, reported an 10.7% increase in 3Q earnings to US$407.4 million ($564 million) from a year ago. The stronger performance was driven by better results in Tropical Oils and Oilseeds & Grains and supported by higher share of results of affiliates but offset by losses recorded by the group’s discontinued operations in Brazil as part of the newly acquired subsidiary in India, Shree Renuka Sugars. Tropical Oils reported a 93% increase in pretax profit to US$155.5 million in 3Q18, boosted by stronger performance from the manufacturing and merchandising business.
- Motley Fool•8 days ago
The Week Ahead: Singapore Airlines, ST Engineering and CapitaLand
Results from SIA, ST Engineering and CapitaLand, an interest-rate decision by the central bank of Indonesia and Chinese retail sales are some of next week's highlights.
- Motley Fool•2 months ago
Which Major Food & Beverage Share Is The Cheapest?
Let's compare the valuations of Thai Beverage Public Company Limited (SGX:Y92), Wilmar International Limited (SGX:F34), and Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd (SGX:Y03).
- AFP•2 months ago
Greenpeace 'occupies' Indonesia palm oil plant with rock band
Greenpeace activists Tuesday scaled storage tanks at an Indonesian palm oil refinery along with a popular rock band which played pro-environment songs, protesting against a commodity found in everything from soap to biscuits. One group of activists also climbed the anchor chain of a tanker transporting palm oil and are preventing it from moving, according to the group. Greenpeace has accused Singapore-listed Wilmar of still being linked to deforestation in Indonesia -- the world's biggest palm oil exporter -- despite committing five years ago to stop logging the archipelago's vast tracts of jungle.
- Shares Investment•2 months ago
SI Research: 4 Reasons Why Wilmar International Is Ripe For Picking
Palm oil is the most versatile edible vegetable oil on the earth. It is used as an ingredient in half of the products you could find in our supermarket. From edible biscuits to personal care or cosmetic products, you can bet that there are traces of palm oil extract. Notwithstanding its applications in consumer products, palm oil is also a renewable resource for biodiesel and biofuel and is a substitution for fossil fuels like crude oil.
- Shares Investment•3 months ago
2 Rebound Plays For Plantation Stocks
Major Singapore plantations, namely Wilmar International, First Resources and Bumitama Agri posted stronger than expected results for 2Q18. The main attributes for the stronger results were the higher downstream margins and higher external fruit intake. This is in contrast with their peers which experienced weaker downstream margins.
- Reuters•3 months ago
Wilmar second-quarter profit surges on oilseeds and grains business
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore-listed commodity trader Wilmar International Ltd posted a five-fold rise in second-quarter net profit, helped by its oilseeds and grains segment that benefited from higher volumes and crush margins.
Reuters•5 months agoWilmar halts buying from suppliers accused of deforestation by Greenpeace
Singapore's Wilmar International, the world's largest palm oil processor, said it has ceased sourcing from suppliers that are allegedly associated with a company that was accused by Greenpeace of causing deforestation. Greenpeace had accused Gama, a palm oil business set up by Wilmar's co-founder Martua Sitorus and his brother, of causing deforestation in Indonesia. The environmental group said analysis of trade data showed that Wilmar traded palm oil from Gama, despite being aware that Gama was violating Wilmar's No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation (NDPE) policy by clearing rainforest.
- Simply Wall St.•5 months ago
Should Wilmar International Limited (SGX:F34) Be Part Of Your Portfolio?
Dividends can be underrated but they form a large part of investment returns, playing an important role in compounding returns in the long run. In the past 10 years WilmarRead More...
- Simply Wall St.•5 months ago
Top Insider-Bought Stocks This Month
Company executives, directors and large existing shareholders ramping up shares in a particular company could signal higher confidence in the future outlook of the business. Generally, when insiders buy, theirRead More...
- Reuters•5 months ago
BRIEF-Wilmar International Says OCBC Bank Partners Wilmar On Bilateral Loan
June 8 (Reuters) - Wilmar International Ltd: * OCBC BANK PARTNERS WILMAR ON LARGEST SUSTAINABILITY-LINKED BILATERAL LOAN BY A SINGAPORE BANK * US$200 MILLION FACILITY PEGS INTEREST RATES TO SUSTAINABILITY ...
Singapore Business Review•8 months agoWilmar buys 50% of investment holder from Olam for $194.35m
Following the completion of the acquisition, Nauvu is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wilmar. Wilmar International’s subsidiary Wilmar Resources Pte Ltd (WRPL) bought a 50% equity interest in Nauvu Investments ...
Singapore Business Review•9 months agoWilmar eyes China expansion
Management intends to further expand its businesses in rice, flour and related consumer products. Wilmar is expected to list its Chinese operations by early 2019 after ending the current financial year. According to UOB Kay Hian, the firm is looking to float only 10% of its shares, and then slowly increase the float at a better valuation. UOB Kay Hian analyst Leow Huey Chuen noted that as of end-2017, all of Wilmar’s businesses in China have been restructured under one onshore company in China.
