Skip to content
Breaking News
Malaysian CPO Prices Rise Due to Supply Concerns, While Indonesian KPBN Prices Drop Slightly KPBN CPO Auctions Decline Due to Withdrawals on April 2, 2026, Amid Rising Global Prices Agrinas Palma Nusantara and KPBN Strengthen Transparent Palm Oil Trading Through E-Bidding Food as National Defense: Indonesia Strengthens Self-Sufficiency and Cuts Import Dependence Malaysian CPO Prices Continue to Rise, Driven by Momentum in the B50 Index and Strong Malaysian Exports
Home Market Palm Oil Share Prices Rise Up to 5.67% on Wednesday September 13, 2023

Palm Oil Share Prices Rise Up to 5.67% on Wednesday September 13, 2023

Palmoilmagazine
September 14, 2023 | 10:53 WIB | 962 Click Reads
Palm Oil Magazine
Doc. Palmoilmagazine.com / The price of palm oil shares in stock trading, Wednesday, September 13, 2023 was led by CBUT shares which rose by 5.67 percent. The increase in share selling prices was followed by seven other palm oil issuers.

PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA – Most of the selling prices of palm oil shares are still experiencing weakness. Because, the selling price of palm oil shares, still tends to weaken.

The price of palm oil shares in stock trading, Wednesday, September 13, 2023 was led by CBUT shares which rose by 5.67 percent. The increase in share selling prices was followed by seven other palm oil issuers.

Read More
  • Indonesia Palm Oil Stocks See Selective Buying as Global CPO Prices Fluctuate
  • Indonesia’s Palm Oil Boom: Output Hits 56.55 Million Tons, Exports Soar to $35.87 Billion
  • India Delays Vegetable Oil Purchases as Shipping Costs Surge Amid Middle East Tensions

The following is information on the selling prices of 8 palm oil stocks, on Wednesday, September 13, 2023:

Also Read: Palm Oil Stock Prices Rise by 4.59 Percent on Monday, September 11

  1. CBUT shares or PT Citra Borneo Utama Tbk, rose 5.67 percent. The selling price of CBUT shares is Rp. 3,540 per share.
  2. PSGO or PT Palma Serasih Tbk. shares, up 4.51 percent. The selling price of PSGO shares is Rp. 139 per share.
  3. PALM shares or PT Provident Investasi Bersama Tbk, up 1.96 percent. The selling price of PALM shares is Rp. 520 per share.
  4. TBLA or PT Tunas Baru Lampung Tbk. shares, up 1.20 percent. The selling price of TBLA shares is Rp. 845 per share.
  5. MGRO or PT Mahkota Group Tbk. shares, up 0.75 percent. The selling price of MGRO shares is Rp. 675 per share.
  6. LSIP shares or PT PP London Sumatra Indonesia Tbk., up 0.51 percent. The selling price of LSIP shares is Rp. 995 per share.
  7. FAPA shares or PT. Fap Agri Tbk., up 0.50 percent The selling price of FAPA shares to IDR 5,075 per share.
  8. SGRO or PT Sampoerna Agro Tbk, up 0.49 percent The selling price of SGRO shares is IDR 2,060 per share.

Keep up with the latest information on palm oil issuers only at Palmoilmagazine.com. Mitra Media Networks news network.

Reader: 962
BEIIDXIHSGPalm OilPalm Oil CompaniesPalm Oil PlantationPalm Oil Share Pricespalm oil stock priceStocksSustainable Palm Oil
Editor: Palmoilmagazine
Share

Post navigation

Previous post FFB Prices in North Sumatra from September 13 to 19, 2023, Decreased Rp 122.55/kg
Next post CPO Price at Bursa Malaysia Jumps by RM 11 on Wednesday (13/9)

Let's join the Telegram Channel "Palm Oil Magazine", click the link PalmOilMagazine, and join. You must first install the Telegram application on your mobile.


Or follow our WhatsApp channel "Palmoilmagazine News", click the link Palmoilmagazine News

For subscription and advertising information, please WhatsApp us at Marketing Palm Oil Magazine_01 dan Marketing Palm Oil Magazine_02 or email to palmoilmagazine@gmail.com

Related posts

  • Malaysian CPO Prices Rise Due to Supply Concerns, While Indonesian KPBN Prices Drop Slightly

  • KPBN CPO Auctions Decline Due to Withdrawals on April 2, 2026, Amid Rising Global Prices

  • Agrinas Palma Nusantara and KPBN Strengthen Transparent Palm Oil Trading Through E-Bidding

  • Food as National Defense: Indonesia Strengthens Self-Sufficiency and Cuts Import Dependence

  • Malaysian CPO Prices Continue to Rise, Driven by Momentum in the B50 Index and Strong Malaysian Exports

  • KPBN CPO Prices Rise Again on Wednesday (April 1) to Rp16,225/kg, Boosted by B50 Sentiment and Global Trends

  • Indonesia Accelerates Biofuel and Bioethanol Drive to Strengthen Energy Independence

  • Indonesia’s KPBN CPO Price Hits IDR 16,050/Kg, Bursa Malaysia Slips After Three-Day Rally

  • Indonesia Sets CPO Reference Price for April 2026 at USD 989.63/MT, Export Duty Increases

  • FFB Prices in South Sumatra Jump in Late March on Stronger Market Support

  • Malaysia CPO Extends Three-Day Rally on Strong Exports and Soyoil Gains

  • KPBN CPO Price Rises to IDR 15,850/Kg On Monday (March 30), Malaysia Market Extends Gains

  • Indonesia–Australia Eye Stronger Productivity Partnership After High-Level Talks

  • Corporate Communications as a Strategic Partner to the Board of Directors

  • HKMAN 2026: Indonesia’s Indigenous Groups Push for Urgent Passage of Indigenous Peoples Bill

  • Indonesia Develops 83 Superior Palm Oil Varieties to Boost Productivity and Climate Resilience

  • Indonesia’s Social Forestry Model Boosts Sustainable Livelihoods While Protecting Forests

  • New ISPO Policy Expands to Downstream Sector, Indonesia Tightens Palm Oil Sustainability Standards

  • Hormuz Strait Tensions Trigger Energy Crisis and Global Food Supply Risks

  • Malaysia CPO Prices Hold Steady as Crude Oil Pressure Caps Gains

  • Indonesia’s KPBN CPO Price Edges Higher as Global Market Moves Sideways

  • Farewell, Birutė Galdikas, the Woman Who Dedicated Her Life to Orangutans

  • CPO Prices Rebound on Bursa Malaysia as Strong Exports and Global Oils Rally Lift Market

  • Indonesia’s KPBN CPO Price Climbs to IDR 15,615/Kg as Malaysia Market Rebounds

  • North Sumatra FFB Prices Drop to IDR 3,834.74/Kg in Late March 2026 Period

  • Indonesia CPO Price Drops to IDR 15,373/kg as Soybean Oil Pressure Hits the Market

  • Malaysia CPO Prices Weaken as Global Soybean Oil Pressures Market

  • Strengthening Palm Oil Labor Standards: Social Dialogue Becomes Key After Three Years of Jaga Sawitan

  • Papua New Guinea Moves to Reform Palm Oil Sector as OPIC Pushes Pro-Farmer Legislation

  • New Study Identifies Key Nutrient Requirements to Increase Oil Palm Yield and Fertilizer Efficiency

  • BPS Reports 219 Palm Oil Companies Dominate East Kalimantan Plantation Sector in 2025

  • IPB Develops EC+ Technology to Treat Palm Oil Wastewater, Boosting Sustainable Palm Oil Industry

  • Rising CPO Prices Seen Cushioning Cost Pressures for SD Guthrie Amid Energy Volatility

  • Vegetable Oil Prices Swing as Energy Rally Fuels Biodiesel Demand but Weak Buying Caps Gains

  • Indonesia Struggles to Boost Palm Oil Yields Amid Genetic and Disease Risks

Add Comment
  • Index
  • Code of Ethics
  • Editorial Staff
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • About Us
  • Cyber ​​Media Guidelines
  • Contact

Social Network

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Linkedin
  • Youtube
  • Telegram
  • RSS
Non AMP Version
© Copyright 2007 - 2026. All rights reserved. PT Mitra Media Nusantara - Mitra Media Network | ISSN 3063-6981
  • Home
  • Index
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Palm Oil Store
  • Advertisement
  • Press Release
  • InfoSAWIT
  • Agricom.id
  • InfoSAWIT TV
  • InfoSAWIT STORE
  • SUBSCRIBE
Exit mobile version