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PT Flora Sawita Chemindo [FSC], a wholly-owned subsidiary of PT Bakrie Sumatera Plantations Tbk [BSP], aspires to be one of the leading Oleochemical producers in Indonesia.
FSC occupies an area of 10 hectares in the Tanjung Morawa industrial estate, around 20 km south east of Medan, North Sumatera. FSC’s oleochemical facility is located in the vicinity of Indonesia’s major palm oil producing area. The plant has a direct highway link to the main port of Belawan about 40 km away. This favorable geographic position will help to ensure on-time product delivery.
FSC has a production capacity of 54 thousands metric tons per year, which incorporates distillation, fractionation and dry fractionation processing units and is supported by up-to-date laboratory equipment, integrated utilities facilities and professional staff with hands on experience and industry background. All of which guarantees the production of excellent and superior quality products.
BSP, a subsidiary of the Bakrie Group, owns more than a hundred thousand hectares of oil palm plantations, mostly located on Sumatera Island, operates eight palm oil mills and one refinery plant. Having its own plantation and mills, BSP guarantees secure feedstock supply for FSC’s oleochemical plant.
FSC is confident of reaching a high level of excellence by focusing upon and serving world-wide customers’ most exacting requirements. This will be achieved through FSC’s commitment to offering a competitive product, discernment of industry trends and market needs and insight into the constantly changing oleochemical market. Compliance with ISO 9001:2008, Halal and Kosher Certification is just a way of showing this commitment.
Being a Bakrie Group Company, FSC is committed to providing added value to customers driven by its experienced management team which possesses a well established track record. FSC’s new management will strive to ensure high quality products, while nurturing and sustaining the wealth of our local community by promoting the optimum value creation through ecologically friendly operating environment and eventually create value for all stakeholders. This commitment to providing quality products and services to our customers, while also being a good corporate citizen in our local community, represents our strategy to creating long term, sustainable corporate value.
* China may replenish food stocks, boost demand outlook
* Prices up 9.4 pct so far this year
* March production could be lower on biological stress
(Updates throughout)
By Chew Yee Kiat
SINGAPORE, March 28 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures
closed down on Wednesday as traders booked profits from a
one-year high hit the previous day, although losses were limited
by news of larger food imports by China and soybean crop damage
in South America.
Palm oil has gained 9.4 percent so far this year with 3,500
ringgit level within striking distance although many in the
market say the run-up is too speculative.
Commodity traders are facing a choppy week as the focus
turns to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's quarterly
inventory report and planting forecast due on Friday.
"Market players are looking out for the USDA reports on
Friday. At the same time, food demand from China is quite strong
as it is replenishing its stocks," said a trader with a foreign
commodities brokerage in Malaysia.
Benchmark June palm oil futures on the Bursa
Malaysia Derivatives Exchange edged down 0.2 percent to close at
3,473 ringgit ($1,134) per tonne. Prices touched a
more-than-one-year high level of 3,497 ringgit on Tuesday.
Traded volumes stood at 20,004 lots of 25 tonnes each,
thinner than the usual 25,000 lots as investors were wary ahead
of the Friday reports.
A healthy demand outlook for palm oil was supported by the
latest Malaysian export data, which pointed to a moderate
improvement in exports for the first 25 days of March.
Traders are expecting March exports to be higher than
February, registering a first month-on-month increase since
October last year.
On top of that, market players are focusing on Malaysia's
palm oil supply, as lower crude palm oil production arising from
seasonally weaker yields could push prices up further.
Analysts said that the effect of biological stress could
kick in soon after 12 months of a strong production up-cycle and
that could lower palm oil production.
Brent crude fell for a second session on Wednesday, weighed
by the possibility of a release of strategic oil reserves by the
United States and European nations.
In other vegetable oil markets, the most active U.S. soyoil
contract for May gained 0.1 percent in Asian trade after
China snapped up U.S. soy cargoes following tight supplies in
drought-hit south America.
The most active September 2012 soyoil contract on
China's Dalian Commodity exchange was trading 0.2 percent lower.
Palm, soy and crude oil prices at 1015 GMT
Contract Month Last Change Low High Volume
MY PALM OIL APR2 3495 -17.00 3495 3515 154
MY PALM OIL MAY2 3482 -3.00 3467 3499 3243
MY PALM OIL JUN2 3473 -8.00 3463 3494 11503
CHINA PALM OLEIN SEP2 8716 -16.00 8676 8774 233098
CHINA SOYOIL SEP2 9702 -22.00 9670 9764 548878
CBOT SOY OIL MAY2 55.17 +0.07 54.96 55.35 6704
NYMEX CRUDE MAY2 106.29 -1.04 106.22 106.94 16520
Palm oil prices in Malaysian ringgit per tonne
CBOT soy oil in U.S. cents per pound
Dalian soy oil and RBD palm olein in Chinese yuan per tonne
Crude in U.S. dollars per barrel
($1=3.062 ringgit)
(Editing by Niluksi Koswanage)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/28/markets-vegoils-idUSL3E8ES36Q20120328
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