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The palm oil industry is expected to expand, with supply projected to increase during 2025-2026. This is supported by (i) higher yields per rai due to favorable weather conditions, particularly in the southern region, (ii) higher oil content from harvesting at the optimal palm tree age, and (iii) strong harvesting incentives driven by attractive fresh palm fruit prices.
Overall performance of the palm oil industry during 2026-2028 is expected to encounter volatility due to risks from climate variability leading to tight supply and Middle East conflicts
The palm oil industry has benefited from improving conditions through 2023. Supply has expanded on more favorable weather, especially in the South, the incentive effect of elevated prices on growers’ efforts to maximize production, and better timing of the harvest, which has then resulted in palm fruits having a higher oil content, and as a result overall yields have risen. Sales have also benefited from stronger domestic demand
Overall, the palm oil industry, through 2023 and 2024, operators will continue to see growth in both domestic and export markets, especially from the food, oleochemical and biodiesel industries. Although prices will tend to soften, crude will likely remain expensive, and this will help to underpin palm oil prices. Over the coming few years, players will therefore remain in profit.
Palm oil yield per unit of land is 6-10 times higher than for other oil crops such as soy, rapeseed, sunflower, coconut and olive
Palm oil yield per unit of land is 6-10 times higher than for other oil crops such as soy, rapeseed, sunflower, coconut and olive
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