Map and locations

Mature oil-palm estate in the province of Aceh, near the border with North Sumatra, which was acquired in the early 1980s. Ffb are processed in a nearby third-party mill. A further 2,100 hectares were acquired in early 2023.

Mature (ex-rubber) oil-palm estate near the town of Pematangsiantar in North Sumatra. Ffb are processed in the neighbouring Bukit Marajah mill, owned by the SIPEF Group - also the majority shareholder in Kerasaan

Grouping of three estates (Pangkatan, Bilah, Sennah) whose fruit is processed in a 40-tonne mill built on Pangkatan in 2005. Combination of a long-established, mature (ex-rubber) oil-palm estate (Pangkatan), and land subsequently acquired or planted (Bilah and Sennah).

Located in South Sumatra province near the town of Lubuk Linggau, the project was started in 2012 and reached the initial target of at least 10,000 planted hectares during 2023. A 60-tonne mill was commissioned in February 2023.

Located on the island of Bangka, the land was acquired in 2005. The first areas planted started production during 2009. A 45-tonne mill with composting facility and biogas plant was commissioned in May 2016 and extended to 60 tonnes in 2019.

Located in East Kalimantan, close to Kota Bangun and next to the Mahakam river. There are two mills on site: a 60-tonne mill commissioned in December 2012, and a 45-tonne mill commissioned in September 2020. A further 8,300 planted hectares were acquired in November 2023 to increase mill utilisation with Group crop.

Located in East Kalimantan, north-east of Sangatta next to the Manubar river. The land was acquired in 2017. It was largely planted in 2012-14, with the first harvesting taking place during 2015. A 60-tonne mill was commissioned in August 2021.

This land was previously the Group’s Bertam Estate, all of which has now been sold to Bertam Properties, a joint venture with two Malaysian partners. Starting in 1992, the area has been developed into a new town. The remaining developable area is 201 hectares.