Frankly Speaking: Higher CPO prices unable to save FGV TheEdge Mon, May 31, 2021 11:30am - 1 day ago
Almost all major plantation companies have been raking in the profits from the record high crude palm oil (CPO) prices. However, FGV Holdings Bhd recorded a loss in the latest quarter.
Its revenue and operating profit increased on the back of higher CPO prices. However, its result was dragged down by an adjustment to the fair value change of its land lease agreement (LLA) that is tied to its ultimate shareholder, Felda Holdings Bhd.
The LLA adjustment of RM143.8 million in the latest quarter saw FGV record a loss of RM13.8 million. The company however, stated in the notes accompanying the results that the performance was a huge improvement compared to the loss of RM173.9 million in the same period last year.
But a peek into the accounts suggests that the losses are more than just the adjustment to the LLA agreement.
The plantation division, which is the mainstay of the plantation company, is still bleeding despite CPO prices at record high levels in the first quarter.
>> FGV stated that the plantation sector registered a lower loss of RM50.8 million in the first quarter of this year compared to a loss of RM142.3 million in the same period last year. The lower loss was mitigated by the higher average selling price of CPO at RM3,172 per tonne compared to RM2,669 per tonne last year.
>> If FGV is still unprofitable when CPO prices are more than RM3,000 per tonne, what is its break-even cost of production?
Yesterday’s FCPO selling pressure again was capped within the ongoing support of MYR3,845 and the 61.8% FR level. Selling pressure appears to be moderating at aforementioned level as we expect a recovery soon.
Buying interest continued to pick up over the past six days and we expect the FCPO to rebound, leading to further recovery soon.
Mabel expect FCPO consolidation is about to end...Uptrend still intact...
For those who decided to run, please run and take shelter at the Plantation. Come and join us at the plantation. Weather is beautiful and CPO is doing great. It's a great opportunity to feed 8 billion people across the planet.
As long as CPO is trading above RM 3,000 we can expect windfall profits for the coming quarter.. Currently CPO prices is at its best..
>> FGV stated that the plantation sector registered a lower loss of RM50.8 million in the first quarter of this year compared to a loss of RM142.3 million in the same period last year. The lower loss was mitigated by the higher average selling price of CPO at RM3,172 per tonne compared to RM2,669 per tonne last year.
>> If FGV is still unprofitable when CPO prices are more than RM3,000 per tonne, what is its break-even cost of production?
why do replanting when FELDA intends to take FGV private. This is to benefit the shareholders after privatisation (if successful). Not fair for current sholders....
calvintan i believe you know the most on this stock . after 3rd August will FGV continues listing ? what will happen if we still hold the share at that time ?
Only 2 options. 1. Dump all excess shareholdings as at close of GO over the threshold. 2. No 2nd GO cannot be issued unless the shareholdings was brought back to the required threshold. First GO cannot be extended. It's over! SM cannot do anything here because the BOD is controlled by FELDA who will not consider any offer from SM. END OF THE SAD STORY.
If felda use rm1.3 take back the land. Petani felda will be very happy and support Muhyiddin. Now felda hold 81% share already. 9% more can privatisation. Good luck to you all
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