PH over promised in last GE. They never thought they would win. They shd grateful to Tun M for chipping in to help. But when PH taking over gov, kelam kabut from top to bottom. Old administration also dont like PH officials. But they are clean officers. Not like the old dirty officers in BN before.
Whatever it is, old BN cannot come back to be gov anymore. Need new clean candidates in order to win.
Felda is undergoing new construction. Under Theresa Kok, she is doing a great job. I heard Felda settlers all happy happy under the Kok administration.
Anyway, Felda power is uplifted by the people of Felda. No more Isa controlling them. So forsee, Felda will elect whoever they like but will be under Felda own administration.
@strattegist @Mabel... bro, if you analyse the QR you would notice that the performance have improved tremendously from the same qr last year ie YoY basis... The company has provided ample impairment and as such forthcoming QR onwards should reflect better results and performances...
We should look forward and used past QR as yardstick to measure improvements made by the management... 28/11/2019 4:27 PM
Thanks you. Today whole day outside. No time to watch the screens and analyse results.
FGV in talks with partners in China to export 700,000 tonnes of sugar TheEdge Thu, Nov 28, 2019 04:43pm - 15 hours ago
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 28): FGV Holdings Bhd is currently in talks with partners in China to export of 700,000 metric tonnes (MT) of sugar, given the excess capacity brought about by MSM Holdings Bhd's new refinery in Johor.
FGV group chief executive officer Datuk Haris Fadzilah Hassan said the group is in "active discussions" with several parties around the world, and that discussions with parties in China are at an advanced stage.
He explained that the new refinery will increase MSM's capacity to 2.25 million MT per annum, exceeding Malaysia's demand level of 1.6 million MT per year.
"We need to export and so we are looking for a partner with the ability to export. Currently, only five countries in the world are open with regard to their sugar sector — Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore and UAE (United Arab Emirates). Other countries have some form of regulation in place in relation to their sugar industry.
"So we are talking to parties in markets where there is a gap between supply and demand. We are talking to partners in China for 700,000 MT of our capacity and once this is concluded, we will keep 300,000 MT for the local market," he told the press at the group's third quarter results briefing today.
Asked whether the discussions will be completed anytime soon, Haris Fadzilah said it will take some time given the size of the deal.
Still checking the latest figures. However in 2016, export revenue generated from the oil palm industry was RM 67.6 billion, which equals to 6.1% of total Malaysia's GDP. As a sustainable crop, the oil palm plays a critical role in helping to feed more than three billion people in over 200 countries.
Does anyone of you the latest figure?
We are doing a great job feeding more than 3 billion people in over 200 countries..
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