Agribusiness

Labor law firm Littler opens Singapore arm

The law office aims to be a one-stop shop for multinational companies.

Labor law firm Littler opens Singapore arm

The law office aims to be a one-stop shop for multinational companies.

How Singapore's agriculture industry can thrive with IoT

Technology is a powerful tool. At the macro level, it can improve economic growth, whilst on a smaller scale, streamline business practices. Across...

Olam secures $2.09b debt refinancing

It consists of three tranches including a 364-day revolving credit facility of $832.69m.

Wilmar takes hit as China welcomes Argentina soybean meal imports

Lower cost soy meal alternatives threatens its domestic crushing business.

Fraser & Neave to buy leasehold land from MSM Perlis for $32.2m

The company will explore upstream insourcing of milk.

Pork production in Southeast Asia plunges as African swine fever spreads

ASF-stricken countries turn to imports and meat substitution.

Singapore and Brunei tie up for agrifood sector collaborations

The two nations will firstly invest in aquaculture activities and job creation.

YKA's share in Wilmar's profits rose to 60%

Most of its revenues and gross profits are generated by the food products segment.

Olam bags $724.26m sustainability-linked loan

Proceeds will be used to refinance the companyā€™s existing loans.

Wilmar's tropical oil and sugar segments could boost Q3 earnings

It is expected to rely on this segment as the swine fever hits soybean meal demand.

Golden Agri Resources' loss widens 70.7% to $64.45m in H1

Softer crude palm oil (CPO) prices continued to drag on earnings.

Wilmar International's profit dropped 52.3% to $150.88m in Q2

The African swine fever outbreak has hurt the demand for its key product soybean.

Wilmar's YKA IPO could kick off in Q4: analyst

It already received a go-ahead from the Chinese regulator.

Wilmar's proposed China IPO moves forward with subsidiary's Shenzhen listing

There will be an approximate 10% of the total pro-forma share capital of YKA if the CSRC gives it the green light.

Wilmar to take hit from China's weak soybean demand over swine flu

Demand for soybean-based animal feed weakens as China chops up its hog inventories to contain the epidemic.

China business a boon for Wilmar International

It has 45% market share in consumer pack edible oils. Set for its China initial public offering (IPO) listing in Q4, Wilmar could bank on its China...