PALMOILMAGAZINE, PEKANBARU – The Riau Provincial Independent Fresh Fruit Bunch (FFB) Pricing Team has agreed to raise palm oil FFB prices for the May 6–12, 2026 period.
Based on Palm Oil FFB Pricing Decree No. 15, the price for independent smallholder palm oil aged nine years increased by IDR 26.17/kg to reach IDR 3,880.38/kg.
In the latest pricing decision, crude palm oil (CPO) was set at IDR 15,274.00/kg, while palm kernel prices reached IDR 16,612.00/kg. Shell value was determined at IDR 22.66/kg, with the K index recorded at 92.22 percent.
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According to data obtained from the Riau Provincial Plantation Agency, FFB prices across various age categories also experienced adjustments.
Palm oil trees aged three years were priced at IDR 3,014.33/kg, four years at IDR 3,355.43/kg, five years at IDR 3,594.39/kg, six years at IDR 3,730.85/kg, seven years at IDR 3,815.69/kg, and eight years at IDR 3,861.13/kg.
Meanwhile, nine-year-old palm trees reached IDR 3,880.38/kg, while plantations aged between 10 and 20 years were priced at IDR 3,843.34/kg.
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For older plantations, 21-year-old palms were set at IDR 3,781.85/kg, while 22-year-old plantations stood at IDR 3,710.14/kg.
Further pricing showed 23-year-old palms at IDR 3,628.56/kg, 24-year-old palms at IDR 3,566.58/kg, and 25-year-old plantations at IDR 3,516.00/kg.
Meanwhile, 26-year-old plantations were priced at IDR 3,497.68/kg, 27-year-old palms at IDR 3,469.54/kg, 28-year-old palms at IDR 3,416.23/kg, 29-year-old plantations at IDR 3,375.79/kg, and 30-year-old palms at IDR 3,286.64/kg.
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The increase in independent smallholder FFB prices reflects continued support from strong palm oil derivative prices in both domestic and global markets, particularly CPO and kernel prices, which remain the key drivers of fresh fruit bunch pricing at the farmer level. (P2)
