PALMOILMAGAZINE, PONTIANAK — The Fresh Fruit Bunch (FFB) benchmark price for West Kalimantan showed only a marginal increase in the first pricing period of December 2025, reflecting a market that remains largely stable. According to the West Kalimantan FFB Pricing Team, the reference price for 10–20-year-old oil palm trees rose by just IDR 3.27 per kilogram, bringing it to IDR 3,226.70 per kilogram for the payment period of 1–7 December 2025.
Data obtained by Palmoilmagazine.com from the West Kalimantan Plantation and Animal Livestock Office shows the detailed FFB prices across age categories. Three-year-old palms are priced at IDR 2,412.82/kg, four-year-old palms at IDR 2,578.14/kg, and five-year-old palms at IDR 2,753.51/kg. Six-year-old trees are priced at IDR 2,839.93/kg, seven-year-old at IDR 2,943.45/kg, and eight-year-old at IDR 3,035.12/kg. Meanwhile, nine-year-old palms are set at IDR 3,085.52/kg.
For the peak-producing age group of 10–20 years, the price stands at IDR 3,226.70/kg. Older plantations are priced lower: 21-year-old palms at IDR 3,171.15/kg; 22-year-old at IDR 3,156.94/kg; 23-year-old at IDR 3,082.20/kg; 24-year-old at IDR 2,979.59/kg; and 25-year-old at IDR 2,883.31/kg.
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In addition, crude palm oil (CPO) is priced at IDR 13,711.48/kg and palm kernel at IDR 10,778.49/kg, with a K Index of 92.39%.
The slight movement in FFB prices highlights a relatively steady market dynamic heading into the final month of the year. (P2)
