TSH Resources: oil palm plantations and bioenergy
TSH Resources grows oil palm in Malaysia and Indonesia, mills fruit, refines with Wilmar in Sabah and runs biomass and biogas energy plants.
TSH Resources is a Malaysian group growing oil palm in Malaysia and Indonesia, milling fruit and producing energy from biomass and biogas.
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TSH Resources is a Malaysian agricultural group headquartered at Menara TSH in Kuala Lumpur. It grows oil palm in Malaysia and Indonesia, with landbanks in Kalimantan, Sumatera and East Malaysia, and processes the fruit in its own mills. The group also manages plantations for its associate, Innoprise Plantations Berhad. Further down the chain, it refines and fractionates palm oil and crushes kernels in Sabah through a joint venture with Wilmar, while a separate energy business turns processing residues into power.
Oil palm fruit is harvested in bunches and taken to a mill, where it is pressed into crude palm oil and palm kernels. Refining cleans the oil for food use, fractionation splits it into liquid and solid fractions, and kernel crushing extracts palm kernel oil. Mills also leave large volumes of fibre, shells and effluent. At its Kunak complex TSH uses these residues for energy, including a 14 MW biomass cogeneration plant that supplies heat and electricity.
Size of the business
TSH reports more than 51,000 hectares planted with oil palm in its FY2025 business profile. This includes over 12,000 hectares that it manages for its associate, Innoprise Plantations.
Is TSH the same business as Wilmar?
No. TSH and Wilmar are separate companies that cooperate through a processing joint venture in Sabah.
Does 51,000 hectares represent only group-owned land?
No. The figure also includes more than 12,000 hectares that TSH manages for its associate, Innoprise Plantations.
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