KPBN Inacom CPO Price Falls to IDR 15,621/kg on Tuesday (Sept. 22) as Malaysia CPO Drops 0.97%

KPBN Inacom’s highest CPO bid fell IDR 100 per kg on Tuesday, while all listed CPO, CPKO and palm kernel tenders ended withdrawn as bids remained below opening prices.

PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — Crude palm oil (CPO) prices at PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) Inacom were withdrawn (WD) in Tuesday’s tender, September 22, 2026, with the highest bid reaching IDR 15,621 per kilogram, down IDR 100 per kg from IDR 15,721 per kg in the previous session.

Data obtained by PalmOilMagazine from KPBN showed that CPO tenders at several locations also ended in withdrawn status after bids came in below the respective opening prices.

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For CPO Franco Kuala Tanjung, the price opened at IDR 15,784 per kg before the tender was withdrawn, with the highest bid at IDR 15,621 per kg.

At FOB Talang Duku, the opening price was IDR 15,534 per kg, while the highest bid reached IDR 15,366 per kg.

For crude palm kernel oil (CPKO), the Franco Dumai price was set at IDR 30,566 per kg and ended withdrawn, with the highest bid at IDR 29,875 per kg.

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CPKO Franco S. Mangke was priced at IDR 30,458 per kg and also ended withdrawn, with the highest bid at IDR 30,000 per kg.

For palm kernel (PK), the Franco Belawan price stood at IDR 13,867 per kg and was withdrawn. The highest bid was IDR 13,735 per kg from SMART.

Malaysia CPO Futures Also Weaken

In the global market, December 2026 CPO futures on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange reversed lower on Tuesday amid expectations of higher inventories and subdued demand.

According to Reuters, the benchmark December 2026 CPO contract closed down RM47 per metric ton, or 0.97%, at RM4,810 per metric ton.

Also Read: Malaysia CPO Prices Fall 0.84% on Sept. 21 as Ringgit, Exports Weigh

The settlement marked the contract’s lowest closing level since August 14, 2026.

The decline came as market participants monitored supply and demand conditions in the palm oil market, alongside movements in competing vegetable oils that can affect CPO’s competitiveness in the global edible oils market.

With both domestic and international CPO markets under pressure, traders are expected to continue monitoring inventory levels, Malaysian palm oil exports and global vegetable oil demand for further price direction.

Also Read: Indonesia Raises September CPO Reference Price 1.10% to US$1,007.51/MT

KPBN Tender — Tuesday, September 22, 2026

IDR/kg, excluding VAT

Note: All prices are in IDR/kg and exclude VAT.

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