KPBN Inacom CPO Price Holds at IDR 14,850/kg on Friday (Oct. 9), Malaysia CPO Futures Fall Up to RM86

KPBN Inacom’s CPO tender price was unchanged at IDR 14,850/kg, while all benchmark Malaysia CPO futures contracts declined after Malaysia’s 2027 budget did not include an expected removal of the CPO export duty.

PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — The PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) Inacom crude palm oil (CPO) price held at IDR 14,850/kg on Friday (Oct. 9, 2026), unchanged from Thursday, while Malaysia’s CPO futures market came under pressure, with losses reaching RM86 per tonne across the October and November 2026 contracts.

According to KPBN Inacom tender data obtained by PalmOilMagazine, CPO on a Franco Dumai basis was priced at IDR 14,850/kg. CPO FOB Talang Duku was quoted at IDR 14,600/kg, while Franco Teluk Bayur stood at IDR 14,650/kg.

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In palm kernel products, crude palm kernel oil (CPKO) Franco Dumai was listed as withdrawn (WD), with the highest bid at IDR 26,380/kg. Palm kernel (PK) Franco Belawan was priced at IDR 12,360/kg.

The steady KPBN tender price contrasted with the weaker performance of CPO futures on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, where all listed contracts ended lower on Friday.

According to Bernama, the market was pressured after Malaysia’s 2027 Budget did not announce the anticipated removal of the country’s CPO export duty. The absence of the measure raised concerns among market participants over the outlook for Malaysian palm oil trade.

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The October 2026 CPO contract fell RM86 to RM4,362 per tonne, while the November contract also declined RM86 to RM4,465 per tonne.

The December 2026 contract dropped RM69 to RM4,592 per tonne, while January 2027 fell RM58 to RM4,709 per tonne. The February 2027 contract declined RM44 to RM4,810 per tonne.

Meanwhile, the March 2027 contract slipped RM23 to RM4,902 per tonne.

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The broad-based declines indicate selling pressure across the Malaysia CPO futures curve, although the magnitude of losses varied by contract. The divergence between the weaker Malaysia futures market and the unchanged KPBN tender price highlights differing price dynamics between Indonesia’s domestic physical tender market and Malaysia’s futures market.

KPBN Inacom CPO Tender Prices

The following are KPBN tender results based on trading data for Thursday (Oct. 8, 2026). Prices are in Indonesian rupiah per kilogram and exclude value-added tax (VAT).

Note: WD (withdraw) indicates that the tender was withdrawn or did not result in a finalized selling price at the available bid level. Company codes follow KPBN tender data.

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