Hap Seng Plantations: Sabah estates and palm oil
Hap Seng Plantations grows oil palm in Sabah and runs four mills, including Jeroco and Tomanggong, producing crude palm oil and palm kernels.
Hap Seng Plantations is a Bursa Malaysia-listed oil palm company with estates and four palm oil mills in Sabah.
Malaysia · Listed in Malaysia
Hap Seng Plantations Holdings Berhad is a Malaysian oil palm plantation company listed on Bursa Malaysia. It grows oil palm in Sabah, harvests the fruit and processes it in its own mills. The company is the plantation business of the wider Hap Seng group, which also has other activities. Its four mills are Jeroco Palm Oil Mill 1, Jeroco Palm Oil Mill 2, Tomanggong Palm Oil Mill and Bukit Mas Palm Oil Mill.
Work on the estates runs from planting and replanting to harvesting fresh fruit bunches and transporting them to a mill. Because the fruit spoils quickly, mills sit close to the plantations. There the bunches are sterilised and pressed to extract crude palm oil, and the nuts give palm kernels. Each shipment can be traced to the mill that produced it, which helps buyers who need to know the origin of their oil.
Size of the business
At 31 December 2025 the company had 35,379 hectares planted with oil palm, of which 32,597 hectares were mature. Its four mills could process 180 tonnes of fresh fruit bunches per hour, with average utilisation of 63.8% in 2025.
Does 35,379 hectares represent all group land?
No. It is the area planted with oil palm at the end of 2025.
Does 180 tonnes per hour measure oil output?
No. It is the capacity to process fresh fruit bunches, before the oil is extracted.
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