Kim Loong Resources: oil palm estates and mills
Kim Loong Resources runs eight oil palm estates and three mills in Johor, Sabah and Sarawak, producing fresh fruit bunches, crude palm oil and kernels.
Kim Loong Resources is a Malaysian oil palm group with estates and mills in Johor, Sabah and Sarawak, listed on Bursa Malaysia.
Malaysia · Listed on Bursa Malaysia
Kim Loong Resources is a Malaysian plantation and processing group based in Johor and listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia. Its business is divided into two main areas, plantation operations and milling operations, spread across Johor, Sabah and Sarawak. The plantation arm comprises Kim Loong Resources Berhad and its subsidiaries, while other group companies run the mills and make use of co-products through power generation, solvent extraction and downstream processing.
On the estates, oil palms are planted, tended and harvested for their fresh fruit bunches. Young palms take several years before they bear fruit, so a share of the planted area is always immature. The bunches go to the group's mills, where they are pressed into crude palm oil and palm kernels. Residues from milling are used for power generation, while solvent extraction recovers further oil, which lets the group draw more value from each tonne of fruit.
Size of the business
Kim Loong reports eight estates and three mills. In financial year 2026 it had 13,836 hectares of mature and 2,072 hectares of immature oil palm, and its estates produced 330,021 tonnes of fresh fruit bunches, the harvested fruit rather than extracted oil.
Does 330,021 tonnes refer to oil production?
No. It is the group's fresh fruit bunch production in financial year 2026.
Are all estates in one Malaysian state?
No. The company's estates are in Johor, Sabah and Sarawak.
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