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[anjam] 04/3/2008 11:53

When are results?

[anjam] 04/3/2008 11:50

mitzis> Looks like just me and you in this beauty !

[mitzis] 01/3/2008 18:30

I'm dreaming of an palm oil paradise full of Eastern promise.

[mitzis] 28/2/2008 17:47

Good chance of 700p tomorrow.

[mitzis] 28/2/2008 12:26

Could it be theres no stock around..?

[anjam] 28/2/2008 12:22

Whats going on? (not that I am complaining!)

[mitzis] 27/2/2008 14:53

I know ....

[melody9999] 27/2/2008 14:50

and more - MMs have no stock!

[mitzis] 27/2/2008 14:38

Break on thru to the other side.

[mitzis] 19/2/2008 19:40

Palm oil at record levels today..

[mitzis] 14/2/2008 16:56

Hey ho here we go a last 10 minute spike.

[mitzis] 14/2/2008 14:15

Poised for another leg up.

[melody9999] 08/2/2008 13:33

Another nice dip Anjam - especially with PO prices at record highs. The longer it stays there, the higher the profits we are going to see coming through when this and other PO companies report. Fill yr boots!

[anjam] 07/2/2008 10:35

Can't even buy £1000 worth through Barclays!

[woracle] 05/2/2008 18:54

Govt introduces new CPO export tax benchmarks

JAKARTA (JP): The government has issued a new progressive tax regulation on crude palm oil (CPO) and its derivative products, implementing three main benchmarks based on the Rotterdam commodity market prices on CPO.

The regulation, signed by the finance minister Friday, says that if CPO is priced between US$1,100 and $1,200 per ton in Rotterdam, the tax will be 15 percent per ton.

The tax will increase to 20 percent if the price is $1,200 to $1,300 and 30 percent if the price exceeds $1,300 per ton.

"The current tax rate is still unchanged at 10 percent as the price is still below $1,100 per ton," Deputy for Agriculture and Maritime Sectors of the Coordinating Minister for the Economy Bayu Krisnamurthi said, as quoted by Antara on Monday.

Bayu added that the regulation also set new tax rates on the export of CPO's derivative products based on their international prices.

If the international price of a derivative product is below $1,100 per ton, the tax will be one percentage point lower than the export tax on CPO priced at the same benchmark.

If the international price is between $1,100 and $1,200, the tax will be two percentage points lower than the export tax on CPO, which is currently 15 percent.

The new regulation, Bayu said, would result in lower export taxation on CPO derivative products, whose processing demanded high capital investment, such as RBD stearin that would have a cut of 4 percentage points if the price reaches more than $1,100.

[mitzis] 05/2/2008 13:56

turning positive today hope it stays above 600pIts never to late Anjam.

[anjam] 05/2/2008 11:00

Good call melody. Kicking myself for not topping up.

[mitzis] 04/2/2008 12:56

Good show melody as its now climbing back..

[melody9999] 04/2/2008 10:36

Bought in today on the back of the AEP trading update

[mitzis] 01/2/2008 20:31

Up 2p acording to the monitor.

[mitzis] 01/2/2008 10:52

I wouldnt buy Dragon I topped up this morning...!