PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA – Crude palm oil (CPO) tenders at PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) continued to record withdrawals (WD) on Tuesday (26/5/2026), although the highest offer prices posted a modest increase compared to the previous trading session.
According to data obtained by Palmoilmagazine.com from KPBN, the highest CPO offer reached Rp12,400/kg, up Rp67/kg or approximately 0.54% from Monday’s (25/5/2026) highest offer of Rp12,333/kg.
For Franco Dumai, the opening price was set at Rp14,885/kg before the tender ended in withdrawal, with the highest bid recorded at Rp12,400/kg. Meanwhile, CPO FOB Talang Duku opened at Rp14,685/kg and also ended withdrawn, with the highest offer reaching Rp12,377/kg.
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In other regions, Franco Teluk Bayur opened at Rp14,755/kg and was withdrawn with the highest bid at Rp12,203/kg. Loco Ngabang opened at Rp14,535/kg, with the highest offer recorded at Rp11,995/kg.
Loco Parindu also opened at Rp14,535/kg and posted a top bid of Rp11,905/kg, while Loco Kembayan opened at Rp14,485/kg with the highest offer reaching Rp11,895/kg.
For crude palm kernel oil (CPKO) products, Franco Kuala Tanjung opened at Rp30,522/kg and ended withdrawn with the highest bid at Rp29,750/kg. Franco Dumai opened at Rp30,420/kg with the highest offer at Rp29,650/kg, while FOB Palembang opened at Rp30,278/kg and recorded the highest bid at Rp28,400/kg.
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Meanwhile, palm kernel (PK) Franco Belawan opened at Rp13,835/kg and also experienced withdrawal, with the highest offer recorded at Rp13,585/kg.
In the global market, CPO futures on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed higher on Tuesday (27/5/2026), supported by surging global crude oil prices and expectations of weaker Malaysian palm oil production.
According Bernama that positive sentiment in the palm oil market was driven by a sharp increase in global energy prices early in the trading session.
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At market close, the June 2026 CPO contract gained RM19 to RM4,429 per ton. The July 2026 contract rose RM20 to RM4,466 per ton, while August 2026 advanced RM23 to RM4,496 per ton.
The September 2026 contract climbed RM29 to RM4,522 per ton, followed by October 2026 rising RM36 to RM4,553 per ton. November 2026 posted the largest increase, jumping RM37 to RM4,581 per ton.
Trading activity also strengthened, with total volume increasing to 63,916 lots from 57,304 lots in the previous session. Open interest edged up to 284,109 contracts from 282,395 contracts previously.
The latest gains indicate that market participants continue to monitor Malaysian palm oil supply conditions alongside global geopolitical developments affecting crude oil and vegetable oil markets worldwide. (P3)
