Sime Darby Plantation shares brighter outlook in FY23


KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Darby Plantation Bhd expects to perform satisfactorily in 2023 as the labour supply issue in Malaysia eases with the arrival of more foreign workers.

The group had experienced challenges in fresh fruit bunch (FFB) production in Malaysia, the impact of which was partially compensated by better production in its operations in Indonesia as well as Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.

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