Planting the seeds of recovery


The group has a total 17,091 hectares of oil palm plantations situated mainly in Pahang and Sarawak. It also owns a 60 tonne FFB per-hour oil mill in Sarawak.(File pic shows oil palm fruits from Harn Len plantation.)

Harn Len Corp Bhd, a plantation company, which had slipped into the red for the last three quarters, is showing signs that it too is benefiting from current stellar crude palm oil (CPO) prices. Indications are that it could stem its losses by the end of the year.

“We are pleased that we have narrowed our losses in the first half of the year despite these challenging times.

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