KPBN Inacom and Bursa Malaysia CPO Prices Weaken Amid Rising Production Pressure on Monday (Nov 3)

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Crude palm oil (CPO) prices at KPBN fell to IDR 13,900/kg on Monday (Nov 3, 2025), while Malaysian palm oil futures also closed lower, dragged down by weaker rival vegetable oil prices and higher output levels across the region. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine

PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA – The crude palm oil (CPO) price at PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) stood at IDR 13,900 per kilogram on Monday (Nov 3, 2025), marking a decline of IDR 68 per kg or 0.49% compared to the highest bid price recorded on Friday (Oct 31, 2025) at IDR 13,968 per kg.

According to information obtained by beige-heron-208544.hostingersite.com from KPBN, the Franco Dumai price was set at IDR 13,900/kg, while Talang Duku CPO was priced at IDR 13,700/kg. Meanwhile, Franco Teluk Bayur opened at IDR 13,770/kg, but ended with a withdrawal (WD), with the highest bid recorded at IDR 13,582/kg.

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On the international front, Reuters reported that CPO futures on the Malaysian Derivatives Exchange closed lower on Monday (Nov 3, 2025), pressured by weaker prices of rival vegetable oils on the Dalian Commodity Exchange and rising production levels that continue to weigh on the market.

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The benchmark CPO futures contract for January 2026 delivery fell RM92 per ton, or 2.19%, closing at RM4,115 per metric ton (approximately US$974.20) at the end of the trading session.

At the Dalian exchange, the most active soybean oil contract (DBYcv1) dropped 0.52%, while the palm oil contract weakened 1.55%. Meanwhile, soybean oil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) also slipped 0.35%.

Despite the price pressure, export outlooks showed some positive signs. According to AmSpec Agri Malaysia, Malaysia’s palm oil product exports in October rose 4.3% compared to the previous month. Similarly, Intertek Testing Services (ITS) recorded a 5.2% increase in exports during the same period.

From a regional perspective, data from Statistics Indonesia (BPS) indicated that Indonesia’s exports of crude palm oil and its derivatives reached 17.58 million tons during January–September 2025, up 11.62% year-on-year. This growth reflects a recovery in global demand following the downturn experienced in 2024.

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KPBN Tender Results (Rp/kg, excluding VAT) – Monday, Nov 3, 2025:

CPO

  • Franco Dumai: IDR 13,900 – EUP
  • FOB Talang Duku: IDR 13,700 – PSCOI
  • Franco Teluk Bayur: IDR 13,770 (WD) – Highest bid IDR 13,582 – WIRA

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