PALMOILMAGAZINE, PALEMBANG — The South Sumatra Fresh Fruit Bunches (FFB) pricing committee has agreed to set palm oil FFB prices for the second half of December 2025 (December 16–31), with plantations aged 10–20 years recording the highest price at IDR 3,395.03 per kilogram.
Based on data compiled by Palmoilmagazine.com from the South Sumatra Provincial Plantation Agency, FFB prices vary by tree age. Three-year-old palms are priced at IDR 2,869.61/kg, four years at IDR 2,958.30/kg, five years at IDR 3,093.45/kg, six years at IDR 3,132.81/kg, seven years at IDR 3,133.53/kg, and eight years at IDR 3,232.55/kg.
Meanwhile, nine-year-old palms are set at IDR 3,289.59/kg. The benchmark price for 10–20 year-old palms stands at IDR 3,395.03/kg, followed by 21-year-old palms at IDR 3,383.08/kg and 22 years at IDR 3,386.17/kg. Prices then ease for older trees, with 23-year-old palms at IDR 3,362.06/kg, 24 years at IDR 3,264.28/kg, and 25 years at IDR 3,272.88/kg.
For this pricing period, crude palm oil (CPO) prices were set at IDR 13,942.46/kg, while palm kernel prices stood at IDR 10,412.31/kg. Shell value was recorded at IDR 17.49/kg, with a K index of 92.26%. (P2)
