SGX:F34 News 10 December 2025 - 7 February 2026

Wilmar International shares fell 0.9% to S$3.44 in Singapore on Friday. Malaysian crude palm oil futures also ended lower, with traders citing weak near-term demand. Investors are watching next week’s POC2026 conference and Wilmar’s Feb. 26 earnings for direction. The Singapore market is closed Saturday.

Wilmar International shares fell 0.3% to S$3.45 in Thursday afternoon trading in Singapore, after a 2.7% jump the previous day. Trading volume reached 4.7 million shares. Investors are awaiting Wilmar’s full-year results, due Feb. 26. Malaysian palm oil futures were little changed, with the benchmark April contract up 0.02% to 4,226 ringgit a ton.

Wilmar shares jumped 3% to S$3.47 in Singapore trading Wednesday, their best session in over a week, as palm oil futures in Malaysia edged higher. The company will report full-year results after markets close on Feb. 26. Malaysian palm oil for April rose 0.12% to 4,220 ringgit a ton, buoyed by gains in China’s vegetable oil contracts. Singapore’s Straits Times Index added 0.2%.

Wilmar shares fell 2.6% to S$3.41 in Singapore trading Wednesday, retreating from a 52-week high of S$3.50 reached earlier in the session. The drop follows two days of gains. Investors await Wilmar’s full-year results, set for release after market close on Feb. 26.

Wilmar International shares rose 1.6% to S$3.23 in Singapore, outpacing the Straits Times Index as palm oil futures hit a seven-week high and Malaysia’s exports climbed. About 5.2 million Wilmar shares changed hands. Traders are watching for Wilmar’s full-year results, set for release after market close on Feb. 26.

Wilmar shares closed at S$3.11 on Friday, up 0.3%, as Indonesia considers raising its palm oil export levy to fund a larger biodiesel mandate. Malaysian palm oil futures also firmed on the news. Wilmar traded between S$3.08 and S$3.12 with 3.19 million shares exchanged. Investors await Wilmar’s next earnings, expected Feb. 18.

SINGAPORE (25 Dec 2025) — Wilmar International Limited stock has spent much of 2025 stuck in the tension field between two powerful narratives: a core earnings recovery driven by better operating conditions in key segments, and a legal/regulatory overhang that has repeatedly yanked sentiment back into risk-off mode. With the Singapore Exchange (SGX) closed on 25 December for Christmas Day, the most recent reference point for Wilmar’s share price is the prior trading session. TradingHours Below is a detailed, publication-ready roundup of the most relevant current developments, forecasts, and analyst analyses shaping Wilmar International Limited stock as of 25.12.2025. Wilmar

SINGAPORE — Dec. 21, 2025 — Wilmar International Limited stock has spent the final stretch of 2025 navigating a rare combo platter: headline legal risk across two jurisdictions, a “messy” accounting quarter dominated by a one-off penalty, and a still-intact operating recovery that several analysts argue the market is underpricing. As of the most recent trading session (Friday, Dec. 19, 2025), Wilmar shares on the Singapore Exchange closed at S$3.06, up 0.66% on the day, with about 9.53 million shares traded. Investing.com That surface-level calm hides a more complicated debate underneath: is Wilmar a cash-generative agribusiness trading at a discount

As of Dec. 20, 2025 (a Saturday, when Singapore markets are closed), Wilmar International Limited (SGX:F34) is coming off a latest close of S$3.06 on Friday, Dec. 19, up 0.66% on the day, with a roughly flat-to-slightly-lower year-to-date move based on available market summaries. SG Investors+1 That headline price stability hides a story that’s been anything but calm. Wilmar’s underlying operations have shown signs of improvement in 2025, but the stock has been tugged in two directions: (1) operational recovery across key agribusiness segments and (2) a string of legal and regulatory developments, particularly in Indonesia and China, that investors

Updated Sunday, 14 December 2025 — Wilmar International Limited (SGX: F34) heads into the new trading week with investors focused on a familiar trio of forces: legal/regulatory headlines (China and Indonesia), palm oil price direction, and the outlook for margins across its processing and consumer businesses. The stock ended the latest session at S$3.07 (Friday, 12 Dec; SGX close), and the coming week is likely to be shaped less by broad market “vibes” and more by commodity moves and headline risk. MarketWatch+1 Wilmar share price this week: where the stock closed and what it says about sentiment Wilmar shares last

Wilmar International Limited (SGX:F34) is ending the week with investors balancing two competing narratives: a recovery in “underlying” operating momentum versus a stubborn legal and regulatory overhang spanning China and Indonesia. As of Dec. 12, 2025, Wilmar shares were trading around S$3.05 on the Singapore Exchange. SG Investors+1 Below is a detailed, up-to-date round-up of the most important Wilmar stock news, the latest forecasts and broker views in circulation, and the key catalysts that could matter next for the share price. Wilmar stock: what’s driving attention right now Wilmar is Asia’s large, integrated agribusiness platform—spanning edible oils, oilseed crushing, sugar,