The CPO price at KPBN Inacom’s Franco Dumai tender rose IDR 88 per kg from the previous session, while most other delivery bases ended withdrawn as bids remained below the asking prices.
PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — The crude palm oil (CPO) price in PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) Inacom’s tender on Monday (Aug. 31, 2026) strengthened, with the Franco Dumai price rising to IDR 15,888 per kg.
The price was up IDR 88 per kg from IDR 15,800 per kg recorded in the previous tender on Friday (Aug. 28, 2026).
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Trading data obtained by PalmOilMagazine from KPBN Inacom showed that most other delivery bases ended with a withdrawn (WD) status, as the highest bids remained below the prices set in the tender.
At the CIF Port of Gresik basis, the CPO price was set at IDR 15,888 per kg but ended withdrawn. The highest bid was IDR 15,525 per kg.
The FOB Teluk Duku tender was set at IDR 15,638 per kg and also ended withdrawn, with the highest bid reaching IDR 15,450 per kg.
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KPBN Inacom CPO Tender Prices
The following are the CPO tender prices at KPBN Inacom on Monday, Aug. 31, 2026, excluding VAT:
| Delivery Basis | Price (IDR/kg) | Status | Highest Bid |
| Franco Dumai | 15,888 | — | — |
| CIF Port of Gresik | 15,888 | WD | 15,525 (WNI) |
| FOB Teluk Duku | 15,638 | WD | 15,450 (AGM) |
| Franco Teluk Bayur | 15,688 | WD | 15,460 (WIRA) |
| CIF Port of Kijing | 15,888 | WD | 15,658 (EUP) |
| CIF Port of Batam | 15,888 | WD | 15,660 (MM) |
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The IDR 88-per-kg increase at Franco Dumai indicates firmer CPO pricing in the KPBN Inacom tender at the start of the week. However, the withdrawn results at most delivery bases highlight the gap between sellers’ asking prices and buyers’ bids.
KPBN Inacom’s tender remains an important domestic reference for Indonesia’s CPO market, as traders assess local supply-demand conditions alongside movements in global palm oil and competing vegetable oil markets. (P3)
