Boustead considering options for palm oil unit


The holding company, which owns 57.4% of the subsidiary, could sell the unit or lease the plantations to third parties.

KUALA LUMPUR: Boustead Holdings Bhd is weighing options for its listed palm oil subsidiary including a sale, according to sources.

The parent of Boustead Plantations Bhd is working with an adviser on the potential options, the sources said.

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