PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAMBI – Fresh fruit bunch (FFB) prices in Indonesia’s Jambi Province remained largely stable for the June 19–25, 2026 period, with only minimal adjustments across most plantation age groups.
According to the provincial FFB pricing committee, price movements at the farmer level were extremely limited, with several age categories showing almost no change.
For the main production category of 10–20-year-old palms, prices recorded a very slight decline of IDR 0.09/kg to IDR 3,706.58/kg. The marginal correction indicates that downward pressure at the upstream level remains limited, supported by relatively stable price-forming factors.
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Meanwhile, crude palm oil (CPO) was set at IDR 14,985.30/kg, while palm kernel stood at IDR 12,093.74/kg, with a K index of 94.64%. These key variables continue to serve as the main reference in the provincial FFB pricing formula.
Based on data obtained by Palmoilmagazine.com from the Jambi Provincial Plantation Office, FFB prices across different age categories were recorded as follows: 3-year-old palms at IDR 2,891.54/kg, 4-year-old at IDR 3,089.85/kg, 5-year-old at IDR 3,231.82/kg, 6-year-old at IDR 3,386.70/kg, 7-year-old at IDR 3,451.62/kg, and 8-year-old at IDR 3,525.26/kg.
For more mature producing palms, 9-year-old trees were priced at IDR 3,594.51/kg. Meanwhile, 21–24-year-old palms stood at IDR 3,595.91/kg, and 25-year-old palms were recorded at IDR 3,432.49/kg. The overall structure reflects a broadly stable pricing pattern without significant spikes across age groups.
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The price stagnation reflects a relatively calm market environment, both in terms of demand and downstream palm oil commodity movements. Industry observers note that without strong global CPO market drivers or significant changes in production costs, FFB prices are likely to remain range-bound in the near term. (P3)
