Indonesia export shift rattles Malaysian planters


MALAYSIAN plantation groups with operations in Indonesia have a new problem to contend with.

Indonesia is reportedly considering centralising strategic exports such as palm oil, thermal coal and ferroalloys through a single government-appointed state entity supervised by the country’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara.

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