Wilmar International Limited

Wilmar International Limited, founded in 1991 and headquartered in Singapore, is today Asia’s leading agribusiness group. Wilmar is ranked amongst the largest listed companies by market capitalisation on the Singapore Exchange.
See below for the Latest Wilmar International Limited News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary. 

Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.55%; Top stock is Singapore Exchange

Singapore Exchange is the top stock with a 2.88% increase.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.27%; Top stock is DFI Retail

DFI Retail Group is the top stock with a 4.22% increase.

Wilmar China unit appeals guilty verdict over contract fraud case

Yikhai Kerry Arawana Holdings was ordered to pay $345b in losses.

Wilmar CEO Kuok Khoon Hong is oldest corporate leader in SBR list

In 1991, Kuok helped build Wilmar International that is now regarded as a palm oil giant.

Wilmar International unit buys 13% stake in AWL Agri

Lence Pte Ltd. intends to get an additional 13% on top of its 20% equity capital.

What does a top Singapore CEO look like today?

Most lead the same firms they joined decades ago, rising from finance, engineering, or operations into the top job.

Wilmar International appoints Lee Huay Leng as non-executive and independent director

Lee is the editor-in-chief of the Chinese Media Group of SPH Media.

Oil fraud allegations cast shadow on Wilmar’s share price and earnings

Wilmar should enjoy further market share growth in the food products segment in 2025.

Wilmar International net profit down 39% in 2H2024

For the full year, net profit dropped to $1.56b.

Wilmar improves score in Dow Jones Sustainability Index

This reaffirms the company's sustainability leadership. 

Wilmar International’s net profit up 5.2% in H1 2024

The increase was due to better performances in the Feed & Industrial Products and Food Products segments.

Kuok Khoon Hong raises stake in Wilmar International to 14.1%

Kuok currently holds 880.1 million shares in Wilmar.

85 Singaporean companies included in Fortune’s SEA 500 rankings

Trafigura, Wilmar, Olam, Flex, and DBS all made it into the top 10.