Indonesia’s KPBN Inacom CPO price edged down IDR 3/kg on Monday, while Malaysia’s benchmark December 2026 palm oil futures rose RM43 per ton to RM4,578 after six consecutive sessions of declines.
PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — Indonesia’s domestic crude palm oil (CPO) market was largely steady on Monday (Oct. 5, 2026), with the KPBN Inacom benchmark price easing marginally even as Malaysian palm oil futures rebounded after six consecutive sessions of losses.
CPO offered through PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) or KPBN Inacom was set at IDR 14,605 per kg on Monday, down just IDR 3/kg from IDR 14,608/kg on Friday (Oct. 2).
At Franco Dumai, the CPO price was set at IDR 14,605/kg. FOB Talang Duku was quoted at IDR 14,355/kg, while Franco Teluk Bayur stood at IDR 14,405/kg.
At CIF Gresik Port, the opening price was IDR 14,605/kg before being withdrawn. The highest bid subsequently stood at IDR 14,400/kg.
The relatively stable domestic market contrasted with a stronger performance in the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives market.
According to Reuters, the benchmark December 2026 CPO contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose RM43 per metric ton, or 0.95%, to RM4,578/ton on Monday. The gain ended a six-session losing streak and put the contract at approximately US$1,120.69/ton.
The divergent moves between KPBN Inacom and Malaysian futures highlight the cautious tone in Indonesia’s physical CPO market, even as futures prices found support after a prolonged decline.
Market participants are also expected to monitor upcoming fundamental data from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) for further direction in regional palm oil prices.
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KPBN Inacom CPO Tender — Oct. 5, 2026
KPBN Inacom tender prices below are excluding VAT:
| Location | Price (IDR/kg) | Remarks |
| Franco Dumai | 14,605 | KJA |
| CIF Gresik Port | 14,605 | Withdrawn; bid IDR 14,400 – WNI |
| FOB Talang Duku | 14,355 | AGM |
| Franco Teluk Bayur | 14,405 | WIRA |
| Loco PKS Bekri | 14,505 | Withdrawn; bid IDR 14,100 – AMJP |
| Loco PKS Sei Tapung | 14,366 | AGM |
| Loco PKS Parindu | 14,215 | EUP |
| Loco PKS Ngabang | 14,230 | EUP |
| Loco PKS Kembayan | 14,105 | EUP |
The IDR 3/kg decline in KPBN Inacom’s benchmark price indicates a broadly stable Indonesian physical market, while the 0.95% rebound in Bursa Malaysia CPO futures provides a more positive signal for regional palm oil sentiment following six consecutive sessions of losses. (P3)
