Upbeat on United Malacca’s FFB growth


It said the company expected financial year (FY) ending April 30,2021 to 2022 fresh fruit bunch (FFB) growth of 12%-15%/10%-12% (versus the research house’s estimates of 10%/ 4%).

PETALING JAYA: United Malacca Bhd has locked in forward sales for 50% of its monthly production up to June this year at a price of about RM3,000 per tonne.

Kenanga Research, in a note, said it had met up with the company’s management and felt “more optimistic on its long-term prospects.’’

It said the company expected financial year (FY) ending April 30,2021 to 2022 fresh fruit bunch (FFB) growth of 12%-15%/10%-12% (versus the research house’s estimates of +10%/+4%).

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