SINGAPORE (Jan 23): Palm oil may test a resistance at RM2,274 per tonne, a break above which could lead to a gain to the next resistance at RM2,304. These resistances are identified as the 238.2% and the 261.8% projection levels on an uptrend from RM1,979.
A confirmed wedge has turned out to be a more bullish pennant, which suggests a target of RM2,390. This is in line with the technical readings on the daily chart.
Palm oil escaped from a falling channel. A duplicated channel indicates a target at RM2,431, which is slightly above RM2,390. These two targets will be temporarily aborted should the contract fall below RM2,246, the 86.4% projection level of a downward wave (C).
(Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own. No information in this analysis should be considered as being business, financial or legal advice. Each reader should consult his or her own professional or other advisers for business, financial or legal advice regarding the products mentioned in the analyses.)
rm1.08, can be realised soon :) new CEO is coming :)
We maintain HOLD on FGV with a fair value of RM1.08/share, which is 0.7x of FGV’s book value of RM1.54/share as at end-FY17. FGV’s book value was RM1.30/share as at endSeptember 2018. Source: AmInvest Research - 15 Jan 2019
FGV was once Asia’s largest initial public offering in 2012. Its share price has since plummeted to a record low of 63 sen in the last 52 weeks, a far cry from the excitement of its RM4.55 debut.
Last month, The Edge Malaysia weekly reported that the White Paper on Felda will include three proposals, namely the improvement of its management, the privatisation of FGV Holdings Bhd and the merging of Felda and the Federal Land Consolidation and Rehabilitation Authority Bhd (Felcra).
The new CEO knows what is expected from him. He has to ensure that FGV is focusing on its core businesses, Plantation and Sugar Refinery. Any unrelated business needs to be sold and the money should be used to replant and grow the core businesses. Just do this and FGV will be revived and profitable easily and rapidly.
They need to privatise FGV to restructure its parent company, Felda. FGV has no problem but Felda (unlisted entity) needs to be restructured. That is the main reason privatisation will definitely go on, just like what happened to MAS a few years ago.
FGV appoints Haris Fadzilah Hassan as group CEO Author: savemalaysia | Publish date: Wed, 23 Jan 2019, 01:45 PM
KUALA LUMPUR: FGV Holdings Bhd has appointed Datuk Haris Fadzilah Hassan as group chief executive officer with effect from Wednesday.
FGV said the board also welcomed three new members of the management team. They are Datuk Mohd Hairul Abdul Hamid, Mazri Abdul Rahim and Dr Christina Ooi Su Siang.
This would see Datuk Wira Azhar Abdul Hamid, who was the interim group CEO, relinquishing the post and return to his original role in FGV as chairman.
“As a listed company FGV has a responsibility to its shareholders to create and deliver value. The Transformation Plan that we have in place today sets the direction for the company and our management team lead by Haris, will drive FGV forward. I have full confidence in their ability to deliver results,” Azhar said.
“Haris comes to FGV with 28 years of experience in the corporate sector, especially in strategy and change management. Most recently, he was director, commercial & land management in Mass Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd (MRT Corp) and a key member of the team that successfully completed MRT Corp’s phase 1, under budget and ahead of schedule,” he said.
Prior to MRT Corp, Haris worked in the plantation industry in various leadership roles, first with Golden Hope Plantations Bhd as head of strategy and business development, and subsequently with Sime Darby Plantation Bhd as head of its downstream operations.
FGV said Haris years of experience in the plantation industry and his expertise in change management are crucial skillsets to drive FGV’s transformation plan and to deliver on aggressive targets that have been set by the board.
Haris obtained his Master of Business Administration from the University of Miami, US with a double major in International Business Management and Management Information Systems.
Mohd Hairul, an accountant by training, and has several years of experience in effective financial and tax management having served most recently as chief financial officer (CFO) in MRT Corp.
Mazri served in the area of human resources for various multinationals throughout his career, which included postings in Europe and in Asean. He has served fast moving consumer goods manufacturers in several areas, including HR operations, compensation and benefits, and organisational development.
As for Ooi, she brings to FGV, more than two decades of procurement management experience, notably in procurement transformation management, another critical part of FGV’s recovery and transformation plan.
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12:49PM FGV Appointment of HARIS FADZILAH BIN HASSAN As Chief Exec Officer
12:37PM FGV Resignation of AZHAR BIN ABDUL HAMID As Chief Exec Officer
MEDIA RELEASE FGV appoints new Group Chief Executive and key members of Senior Management KUALA LUMPUR, 23 JANUARY 2018 - The Board of FGV Holdings Berhad is pleased to announce the appointment of Dato’ Haris Fadzilah Hassan as Group Chief Executive Officer with effect from 23 January 2019. The Board is also pleased to welcome three new members of the management team, namely, Dato’ Mohd Hairul Abdul Hamid, Mazri Abdul Rahim and Dr Christina Ooi Su Siang. Mazri joined the FGV Group as Chief Human Resources Officer on 19 November 2019. Mohd Hairul was appointed Group Chief Financial Officer on 2 January 2019 and Dr Christina came in as Chief Procurement Officer on 15 January 2019. “On behalf of the Board, I am pleased to welcome the new members of FGV’s management team. They bring to the table, a range of expertise and experience, and the essential capabilities well-managed organisations look for in their leadership,” FGV Chairman Datuk Wira Azhar Abdul Hamid said. He added that diversity in its leadership is important to ensure the success of FGV. “We were looking for the best and most qualified candidates who can serve FGV and its shareholders well.” Haris comes to FGV with 28 years of experience in the corporate sector, especially in strategy and change management. Most recently, he was Director, Commercial & Land Management in Mass Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd (MRT Corp) and a key member of the team that successfully completed MRT Corp’s phase 1, under budget and ahead of schedule. Prior to MRT Corp, Haris worked in the plantation industry in various leadership roles, first with Golden Hope Plantations Berhad as Head of Strategy and Business Development, and subsequently with Sime Darby Plantation Berhad as Head of its Downstream Operations. His years of experience in the plantation industry and his expertise in change management are crucial skillsets to drive FGV’s transformation plan and to deliver on aggressive targets that have been set by the Board. Haris obtained his Master of Business Administration from the University of Miami, USA with a double major in International Business Management and Management Information Systems. He also has Senior Leadership Certifications from Harvard Business School and Columbia Business School. Mohd Hairul, an accountant by training, and has several years of experience in effective financial and tax management having served most recently as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) in MRT Corp. Prior to MRT Corp he was the CFO of Sime Darby’s Energy & Utilities Division and Sime Darby Plantation Berhad. Mohd Hairul is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants as well as a Member of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants.
Mazri has served in the area of Human Resources for various Multinationals throughout his career, which included postings in Europe and in ASEAN countries. He has served Fast Moving Consumer Goods Manufacturers in several areas, including HR Operations, Compensation and Benefits, and Organizational Development. In addition, Mazri has served Malaysian GLCs in the telecommunications and banking sectors. He obtained his Bachelor of Business Administration, with a major in Personnel & Industrial Relations from the University of North Texas, USA, and has a Senior Leadership Certification Programme from IMD Lausanne, Switzerland and INSEAD Business School of the World, Singapore. Dr Christina brings to FGV, more than two decades of procurement management experience, notably in procurement transformation management, another critical part of FGV’s recovery and transformation plan. Her professional experience has been with global and regional organizations across Asia Pacific in various industries – technology, telecommunications and aviation. Dr Christina is an acknowledged expert in her field, having successfully developed and implemented transformational strategies to successfully revamp procurement processes in the organisations she had served. She and her teams have won accolades and recognition from the procurement fraternity, both globally and in the Asia Pacific region. Dr Christina holds a Ph.D in Law from University of Malaya, Master of Laws and Master of Business Administration, and has two first degrees, in Law and in Communications. She is a certified Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya and was an Advisory Board Member of the International Institute for Advanced Purchasing and Supply. “As a listed company FGV has a responsibility to its shareholders to create and deliver value. The Transformation Plan that we have in place today sets the direction for the company and our management team lead by Haris, will drive FGV forward. I have full confidence in their ability to deliver results,” Azhar said.
Ya, Azhar, saya percaya, your action speaks louder than words :)
“As a listed company FGV has a responsibility to its shareholders to create and deliver value. The Transformation Plan that we have in place today sets the direction for the company and our management team lead by Haris, will drive FGV forward. I have full confidence in their ability to deliver results,” Azhar said.
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palm oil is the backbone of the Malaysian economy..... second largest producer in the world... :)