TLDN Targets Stronger 2026 Growth with Expansion and Capacity Boost

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Backed by acquisitions, infrastructure expansion, and stronger smallholder supply, TLDN aims to boost production and financial performance next year. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine

PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA – PT Teladan Prima Agro Tbk (TLDN) is accelerating its business expansion strategy by enhancing productivity, pursuing inorganic growth, and developing infrastructure to support sustainable growth in the palm oil sector.

Speaking at the company’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) press conference on April 16, 2026, Wasisto Budi S, SVP Corporate Strategy and Head of Corporate Finance, stated that TLDN is targeting higher production volumes by optimizing fresh fruit bunch (FFB) supply from plasma and independent smallholders located near its palm oil mills.

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“Production growth will be driven by increasing FFB sourcing from plasma and independent farmers around our mills as part of the company’s sustainability practices,” he explained.

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In addition to boosting output, the company is focused on maintaining strong financial performance by improving profitability, liquidity, and solvency to ensure resilience amid industry fluctuations.

On the growth front, TLDN is actively pursuing inorganic expansion through acquisitions of palm oil companies. This strategy is expected to broaden its business portfolio while increasing production capacity.

“We continue to explore opportunities to acquire palm oil companies to accelerate inorganic growth and strengthen our production capacity,” Wasisto added.

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Operationally, the company is investing in infrastructure and supporting facilities, including the development of a Palm Kernel Crushing (PKC) plant with an estimated investment of US$50–60 million, as well as a biogas power plant worth US$40–50 million as part of its sustainability and downstreaming initiatives.

TLDN is also constructing a second palm oil mill to further enhance processing capacity and support long-term growth.

With industry conditions seen as favorable, the company remains optimistic about its 2026 outlook. It projects production growth of around 5–10% compared to 2025, with revenue and profit also expected to increase by approximately 10%. (P2)

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