Anglo-Eastern Plantations (LSE:AEP) delivered strong financial results for the first half of 2025, with revenue climbing 39% and profit before tax rising 78%. The growth was driven by increased sales volumes and higher prices for both crude palm oil (CPO) and palm kernel.
The company’s balance sheet remains robust, supported by substantial cash reserves and zero bank debt. Alongside the results, Anglo-Eastern announced a £8 million share buyback program. Looking ahead, the outlook remains upbeat, with CPO prices expected to stay firm, supported by rising demand from India and Indonesia as well as geopolitical factors shaping the global vegetable oil market.
Financial indicators reflect the company’s strong profitability and low leverage, creating a solid base for growth. While technical analysis points to bullish momentum, analysts note the potential for overbought conditions. Attractive valuation metrics further enhance investor appeal.
About Anglo-Eastern Plantations
Anglo-Eastern Plantations Plc is engaged in the ownership, operation, and development of agricultural plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia. The company primarily produces crude palm oil and palm kernel to meet growing global demand for vegetable oils.
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