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Suhardiyoto Haryadi
Corporate Performance
Indonesias 20 Richest
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Rising Global Demand
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Indonesias Production
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Indonesia Takes the Lead
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World Supply and Demand 7
World Trade
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Commodity Boom
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Indonesias MajorProducers
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Promising Global
Economy
Price Projection 2011-2020
Expansion Areas
Controversy and Solution
Conclusion: Sustainable
Palm Oil
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Source: USDA
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INDONESIAS PRODUCTION
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2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
COUNTRY
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
Indonesia
16,730
18,880
20,450
22,090
India
3,698
4,882
6,565
6,800
Malaysia
15,294
17,567
17,259
18,200
China
Thailand
989
1,273
1,310
1,420
EU-27
5,461
4,478
5,660
4,806
5,917
5,592
6,348
6,000
752
812
853
880
Indonesia
Colombia
830
779
758
773
Malaysia
3,920
2,132
4,362
2,449
4,846
2,474
5,230
2,540
Ecuador
409
417
431
466
Pakistan
37,591
42,666
44,262
47,154
1,638
1,042
700
1,734
1,219
941
1,792
1,265
1,161
1,800
1,301
1,280
635
467
935
457
917
580
936
748
598
509
486
550
550
536
569
545
527
401
37,256
690
443
41,325
485
388
44,700
520
440
47,260
Nigeria
World
Nigeria
Thailand
US
Colombia
Egypt
Japan
Source:
Development Prospects Group
The World Bank, 30 December 2009
2006/07
Russia
Turkey
World
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WORLD TRADE
Export (000 MT)
COUNTRY
Indonesia
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
COUNTRY
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
12,465
14,100
16,110
16,840
China
5,543
5,559
6,297
6,200
13,768
15,041
15,990
16,180
India
3,664
5,019
6,875
6,550
PNG
406
385
451
422
EU-27
4,634
5,012
5,790
6,150
Ecuador
180
178
173
189
Pakistan
1,743
1,769
1,800
1,840
327
399
123
160
US
692
955
1,036
985
29,638
32,850
35,480
36,350
Bangladesh
871
855
832
850
Egypt
716
508
770
660
Iran
419
589
571
610
Japan
516
551
531
550
29,366
32,730
35,773
36,280
Malaysia
Thailand
World
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COMMODITY BOOM
COMMODITY MAKET 1990-2010
A: Early 1990s Export Boom
B: Crisis and Recovery of 1997/98
C: Sluggish Exports
D: Commodity Boom
Total exports rose by 120%
Manufacture exports increased 75%
Commodity exports grew by 180%
Renewable commodity growth reflect
rapid increase in both volumes and
prices.
E: Global Crisis 2008/09
F: Current Recovery began in late 2009
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F
D
A
D
A
Source:
IMF Country Report No. 10/285
September 2010
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Planted Area
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CPO Production
MT
PRIVATE PLANTATIONS
Company
Planted Area
Ha
CPO Production
MT
PTPN III
115,470
427,253
1,913,654
PTPN V
114,644
264,036
1,082,953
PTPN IV
128,582
160,000
1,000,000
PTPN II
86,827
204,237
782,219
PTPN XIII
79,535
307,153
763,000
PTPN VII
55,742
134,478
640,264
PTPN VI
45,916
108,917
368,631
PTPN XIV
26,296
107,870
341,553
98,312
211,760
27,500 Lonsum
Bakrie Sumatra
Note: All figures are of end 2009; 1) Pefindos estimate; 2) Indonesias operations.
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CORPORATE PERFORMANCE
Company
2007
2008
2009
Revenue
Profit1)
Revenue
Profit1)
Revenue
Wilmar Int. 2)
16,466
580
29,145
1,530
23,885
Golden Agri 2)
1,873
1,165
2,986
1,419
Sinar Mas 3)
8,080
989
16,094
Indo Agri 3)
6,506
994
Astra Agro 3)
5,961
Lonsum 3)
2010 3Q
Profit1)
Revenue
Profit1)
1,882
21,289
1,005
2,294
613
2,315
259
1,046
14,201
748
10,689
537
11,840
1,067
9,040
2,053
6,505
804
1,973
8,161
2,631
7,424
1,660
5,721
1,228
2,930
564
3,846
927
3,199
707
2,403
642
First Resources 3)
1,691
627
2,783
1,151
2,276
1,236
1,908
684
Bakrie Sumatra 3)
1,949
206
2,931
173
2,325
252
1,896
245
Notes: 1) Net Profit; 2) in USD million; 3) in IDR billion; Source: Companies Reports.
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INDONESIAS 20 RICHEST
Rank
Name
Net Worth
(USD mil)
Name
Rank
Net Worth
(USD mil)
11,000
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Kiki Barki
1,700
Susilo Wonowidjojo
8,000
12
1,650
6,000
13
Edwin Soeryadjaya
1,600
Martua Sitorus
3,200
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Boenyamin Setiawan
1,500
Anthony Salim
3,000
15
Garibaldi Thohir
1,450
2,650
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Sukanto Tanoto
1,400
2,600
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Theodore Rachmat
1,350
Peter Sondakh
2,400
18
Chairul Tanjung
1,250
Putera Sampoerna
2,300
19
Murdaya Poo
1,150
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Aburizal Bakrie
2,100
20
Ciliandra Fangiono
1,100
Most of the countrys wealthiest reap their fortune in the renewable resources
sector, notably palm oil. Source: Forbes Indonesia 3 December 2010.
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2008
2009
World
1.7
-2.1
OECD
0.3
Brazil
2010
e
2011
f
2012
f
3.3
3.3
3.5
-3.4
2.2
2.3
2.6
5.1
-0.2
6.4
4.5
4.1
Russia
5.6
-7.9
4.5
4.8
4.7
India
5.1
7.7
8.2
8.7
8.2
China
9.6
8.7
9.5
8.5
8.2
Indonesia
6.0
4.5
5.9
6.2
6.3
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Constant 2000
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200
Jan-00
Jan-02 Jan-04
Jan-06
Jan-08
Jan-10
Current (Malaysian)
Palm oil prices are expected to average $660 per ton in 2010 and to be slightly higher in
2011. In real terms, however, the 2010-12 average is expected to be two thirds higher in
the early 2000s.
Source: Development Prospects Group The World Bank, 30 December 2009
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EXPANSION AREAS
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PROPONENTS
Competitors from other
vegetable oil industry
SOLUTION
Joint campaign by government
and industry associations
Deforestation and
International interest groups High Conservation Value (HCV)
biodiversity degradation
assessment and management
Marginalization of local
population
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