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Overview - Indonesia

The Plantation Division manages the cultivation, production and sale of CPO, PK and related products, crumb and sheet rubber, sugar, tea, cocoa and other products, mainly for domestic consumption.

The nucleus oil palm estates span 241,208 hectares across Indonesia, of which 9% are immature. FFBs are harvested and processed by 27 mills across our estates, with a total annual capacity of 7.2 million tonnes.

The nucleus rubber estates occupy 16,231 hectares in North and South Sumatra and Sulawesi, of which 10% are immature. Rubber is processed at three crumb rubber and two sheet rubber facilities. The oil palm and rubber plasma partnerships account for 91,523 hectares.

The sugar estates in Indonesia span 13,583 hectares. Harvested cane is processed at a 8,000 tonnes of cane per day (TCD) sugar mill and refinery in South Sumatra, and a 4,000 TCD sugar mill and refinery in Central Java.

The Division also operates 17,627 hectares of other crops, with one factory each for the production of tea and cocoa.

Planted Area – Indonesia

Production Volume – Indonesia

Overview - Brazil

The Plantation Division’s sugar and ethanol operations in Brazil are held and managed through IndoAgri’s 36.21% stake in CMAA and Bússola. CMAA operates three sugar and ethanol mills in Brazil with a combined annual sugar cane crushing capacity of 9.7 million tonnes, whereas Bússola owns agricultural land.

Planted Area - Brazil