- Business
- Indofood Agri Resources Ltd., along with its various operating entities, functions as a comprehensively integrated agribusiness based in Singapore, with significant operations spanning Indonesia, Brazil, and the Philippines. The company’s core activities encompass the entire supply chain, starting with advanced research and development for superior oil palm seed breeding, followed by extensive cultivation and milling of oil palm, rubber, and sugar cane. Its business model extends to the production and refining of crude palm oil, culminating in the branding and marketing of a diverse portfolio of edible oils, margarine, shortening, and other derivative products. The Group operates through two primary divisions: Plantations, and Edible Oils and Fats. The Plantations segment is dedicated to the establishment and management of oil palm, rubber, and sugar cane estates, along with related processes for cultivation, harvesting, processing, and sales of these commodities. The Edible Oils and Fats segment is responsible for the manufacturing, distribution, and commercialization of consumer food products such as cooking oil, margarine, and shortening. Prominent cooking oil brands include Bimoli, Bimoli Spesial, Delima, Amanda, and Happy, while margarine and shortening are offered under the Palmia, Royal Palmia, Simas, Malinda, and Delima labels. As of the 2024 annual reporting, the company managed a substantial planted area, totaling approximately 380,172 hectares, comprising 288,649 hectares of nucleus plantations and 91,523 hectares of plasma oil palm and rubber. This includes 241,208 hectares dedicated to oil palm, 16,231 hectares to rubber, 13,583 hectares to sugar cane, and 17,627 hectares for other crops. Beyond cultivation, the group maintains bulking facilities and provides essential transportation, investment, and technical services. Indofood Agri Resources, a subsidiary of Indofood Singapore Holdings Pte. Ltd., was established in 2001 and is headquartered in Singapore. Recent financial performance showed a net profit increase in the first half of 2025, driven by higher commodity prices and revenue contributions from its plantation and edible oil and fats segments. The company also committed to expanding its refining capacity with a project slated for completion in the second half of 2025.