PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — The crude palm oil (CPO) price at PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) Inacom softened to IDR 13,990/kg on Tuesday (25/11/2025), slipping IDR 35/kg or 0.25% from Monday’s level of IDR 14,025/kg.
KPBN data accessed by Palmoilmagazine.com showed the CPO Franco Belawan & Dumai price fixed at IDR 13,990/kg. The Loco Palembang tender opened at IDR 13,840/kg but ended withdrawn, with the strongest bid recorded at IDR 13,738/kg.
On the global front, Malaysia’s palm oil futures market remained subdued. Reuters reported that prices extended losses for the fourth consecutive session, weighed down by weakness across China’s Dalian exchange, while traders assessed the potential production and logistical impact of widespread flooding in Malaysia.
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The benchmark February 2025 contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange fell RM 30/ton — or 0.74% — to RM 4,025/ton at midday. Trade remained confined to a narrow range, mirroring sentiment in the Dalian vegetable oil complex.
Malaysia’s National Disaster Management Agency reported that over 11,000 residents across seven states have been affected by heavy flooding since early this week, adding uncertainty to a market sensitive to supply disruptions.
On the Dalian exchange, the most active soybean oil contract eased 0.24%, while palm oil futures dropped a steeper 1.51%. Meanwhile, Chicago Board of Trade soybean oil futures edged up 0.1%.
KPBN Tender Results (IDR/kg, Excl. VAT) — Tuesday (25/11/2025)
CPO
• Franco Belawan & Dumai: 13,990 – BEST, EUP
• Loco Palembang: 13,840 (Withdrawn) | Highest bid: 13,738 – SAP
• Loco Pelaihari: 13,436 (Withdrawn) | Highest bid: 12,888 – WNI
CPKO
• Franco Belawan: 23,983 (Withdrawn) | Highest bid: 23,625 – MM
• Loco Lampung: 23,909 (Withdrawn) | Highest bid: 23,025 – AMJP
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