Bplant's FFB production Q4 2021 is 248,328 mt (Q4 2020 247,693 mt) , Up marginally y-o-y which is very good despite worsening labour shortages. Avg spot CPO price Q4 2021 is $5,154 (Q4 2020 $3,341), Up 54% y-o-y. As a result, Bplant is going to announce huge earning growth y-o-y
KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 10): RHB Retail Research said Boustead Plantations Bhd saw trading volume picking up in tandem with the rise of its share price. The bulls are eyeing the immediate resistance of 79 sen.
In a trading stocks note today, the research housed said the bullish momentum has been accelerating on the back of strong trading volume.
“If the stock breaches the immediate resistance, the upside movement may extend towards 82.5 sen, followed by 86 sen.
“Conversely, falling below the 74.5 sen support would negate this expectation,” it said.
KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 10): RHB Retail Research said Boustead Plantations Bhd saw trading volume picking up in tandem with the rise of its share price. The bulls are eyeing the immediate resistance of 79 sen.
In a trading stocks note today, the research housed said the bullish momentum has been accelerating on the back of strong trading volume.
“If the stock breaches the immediate resistance, the upside movement may extend towards 82.5 sen, followed by 86 sen.
“Conversely, falling below the 74.5 sen support would negate this expectation,” it said.
Current CPO spot and futures prices are very high above RM5,000/MT and retail investors like Calvin and John Zhang keep saying CPO prices will continue going up.
But why are the forecast average CPO prices for 2022 by all local analysts so low:
The average CPO YTD Feb is well above RM5,500/MT. In order to achieve an annual average of RM3,500/MT for 2022, the CPO prices will need to drop to RM3,100/MT for the 10 months from March to Dec 2022.
How likely would that be?
Posted by calvintaneng > Feb 10, 2022 1:55 PM | Report Abuse
Palm oil production down
Canada canola oil failed
Right now Brazil too much rain and Argentina too dry impact soybean
All three Vege oil production got shortfall
Unlike steel or crude oil there is no way to ramp up production
What will happen then
Answer is only two
1. Very very high prices for palm oil, canola oil and soyoil
All screaming with Colossal once in a century profits
@Dragon328, to be accurate I only said CPO will stay at high level as supply of all edible oils are affected by climate change , labour issue and lack of investment in the past few years while demand continue to grow . As long as there is NO bumper harvest for the competing oil crops, mainly soya, canola and sunflower seed, which is likely the case due to frequent wild weather swing, CPO will stay well above the past average level benefiting oil palm growers . I think there will be NO production increase for CPO in 2022 too. CPO can not continue to go up to the sky . Price level will find its equilibrium level one day and I believe the equilibrium level is much higher than the average of past 5 years .
Announce bonus issue at RM1.5 by Q4,22. Short 30% bounce to RM1.80 at PE 12 from FY22 earnings. Sound very reasonable. But hv to wait until 2023.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Johnzhang When Bplant declares part of the proceed from asset monetisation for special dividend , I am sure BPlant will go much higher than Maybank’s TP. 10/02/2022 1:14 PM
u think block FOC one is it? purpose of blocking is so that they can collect low from pullback... if no one is selling. Their block is no use. It's better block at lower is cheaper than blocking at higher.
================================ brianklc not so soon, big bro is asking approval for more blocks... they will block until results announcement week... 10/02/2022 3:32 PM
LONDON (Feb 10): From morning lattes to dinnertime roasts, prices for major food staples are on the boil.
The Bloomberg Agriculture Spot Subindex, which tracks nine agricultural commodities, is nearing an all-time high. Prices across grains, oilseed and softs markets have rallied as supply shortfalls abound, a signal that food inflation already hitting consumers worldwide is unlikely to let up soon.
inputs from energy to packaging rose 10% in January versus last year. And unlike past volatile commodity cycles, farmers are unlikely to ramp up production significantly.
That echoes supply challenges rippling across crop markets. Stockpiles of arabica-coffee at exchange warehouses dwindled to a 22-year low this week, and a US Department of Agriculture report pared its estimate for world wheat and cotton reserves.
Dryness has also spanned key South America soybean-growing regions, as well as west African nations that produce the bulk of the world’s cocoa. And farmers are facing challenges from rocketing costs for fertilizer, pesticides and diesel.
“Prices are rising on strong demand and dwindling stocks with supply-chain challenges still an issue,” Judy Ganes, president of J. Ganes Consulting, said by message.
The gains across food markets threaten to hit import-reliant regions hardest. A milling association in Cameroon this week halted flour deliveries due to soaring costs for wheat.
Soybeans futures topped US$16 bushel in Chicago on Thursday for the first time since May. Cocoa in New York touched a one-year high. The BCOM index will update after trading closes.
“The bull market has staying power,” Rabobank analysts said in a note. “Worsening weather for La Nina-hit southern Brazil and Argentina is eroding global feed prospects and shifting demand to the US, where supplies and acreage expansion are limited.”
BJFood posted 3.4 folds growth of profit y-o-y for the Oct-Dec 2021 qtr and declared 1 sen interim dividend. As a result, it’s share price limits up this morning which is helped by the positive sentiment in Bursa now.
Bplant is expected to also post over 3 folds jump of profit y-o-y for Oct-Dec 2021 qtr and expect to declare even higher dividend. I wonder how the market is going to react when the QR released within this month ?
Though profits are outperforming many other businesses, the share prices in BPLANT, etc. are going up like a snail. This is due to the bunch of Donkey Anal-Lists giving ESG excuses to create a bearish perception on Plantation stocks. No wonder majority of clients following these Donkey Anal-Lists have been losing money most of the time. Nevertheless, the strong CPO prices will deliver record profits for the well managed plantation companies and shareholders should be well rewarded with handsome dividends and even bonus shares cheers.
Research firms mostly 'positive' on plantation sector
11/02/2022 11:54 AM KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 11 -- MIDF Research has maintained its ‘positive’ rating on the plantation sector, with a crude palm oil (CPO) target price of RM3,300 per tonne for 2022.
Maybank IBG Research also maintained its 'positive' call on the plantation sector, and expects February's exports figures to be encouraging despite the current record palm oil prices and lesser working days during the month following the long Chinese New Year holiday.
CGS-CIMB has placed a ‘neutral’ rating on the sector, and is keeping its 2023-2024 CPO forecasts unchanged at RM3,240 per tonne. However, it had raised its Malaysian CPO price forecast for 2022 by 14 per cent to RM4,100 per tonne from RM3,600 per tonne previously. —————————————— These research houses are just too far behind the curve ! They are sleeping!
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Posted by Johnzhang > 2022-02-10 07:11 | Report Abuse
Bplant's FFB production Q4 2021 is 248,328 mt (Q4 2020 247,693 mt) , Up marginally y-o-y which is very good despite worsening labour shortages.
Avg spot CPO price Q4 2021 is $5,154 (Q4 2020 $3,341), Up 54% y-o-y.
As a result, Bplant is going to announce huge earning growth y-o-y