Palm planters go into agri-related ops to diversify income streams


IOI Corp Bhd is expected to harvest pineapples and other cash crops in early 2022 at its Sagil estate in Tangkak, Johor. (File pic shows Sagil Estate planted with oil palms.)

PETALING JAYA: More oil palm plantation companies are venturing into agriculture-related businesses, from dairy farming to pineapple and coconut cultivation, on a large-scale basis in their efforts to further diversify income streams.

On Tuesday, it was reported that IOI Corp Bhd is expected to harvest pineapples and other cash crops in early 2022 at its Sagil estate in Tangkak, Johor.(pic)

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