Map and locations
Kerasaan
Mature oil-palm estate in North Sumatra. Part of the SIPEF Group, but in which the Group has a participating interest. Crop from the estate is sent to the nearby Bukit Marajah mill, also owned by SIPEF, for processing.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
2,300 hectares (Group minority share: 38%)
Simpang Kiri
A combination of a well-established Group oil-palm estate in Aceh acquired over forty years ago, supplemented with additional nearby land acquired more recently, some of which has been replanted and is currently immature. The Group’s high-quality crop is sent to two third-party mills for processing.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
4,300 hectares
Scheme-smallholder planted area
300 hectares
Pangkatan
Grouping of three oil-palm estates in close proximity to each other, Pangkatan, Bilah and Sennah, all located in North Sumatra. All estates have mature oil palm with younger, more recently established scheme-smallholder areas. Crop is processed at the Group’s 40-tonne mill at Pangkatan.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
7,000 hectares
Scheme-smallholder planted area
1,400 hectares
Musi Rawas
Located in South Sumatra, the Group’s youngest estate has an ongoing planting programme and continues to develop and grow, exceeding 11,000 total planted hectares in 2025. There is a 60-tonne mill on site, which was commissioned in 2023.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
8,400 hectares
Scheme-smallholder planted area
3,000 hectares
Bangka
Located on Bangka Island off the coast of Sumatra, the Bangka estate was one of the Group’s first development projects in Indonesia, and is now a mature, 10,000-hectare estate supported by its own 60-tonne mill processing the Group’s crop.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
6,100 hectares
Scheme-smallholder planted area
3,900 hectares
Kota Bangun
After developing the initial site in East Kalimantan, the Group has extended its Kota Bangun property through acquisition of further planted hectarage in 2023, and additional planting is taking place at one of those locations. Due to the size of the property, there are two mills on site, one 60-tonne and one 45-tonne, to process Group crop.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
18,000 hectares
Scheme-smallholder planted area
6,400 hectares
Bumi Mas
The Group acquired this property in East Kalimantan in 2017 and subsequently built a 60-tonne mill there to process the crop from the estate. During 2025, the estate was extended by purchasing a further 3,000 planted hectares in close proximity to the existing area.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
10,400 hectares
Scheme-smallholder planted area
1,700 hectares
Bertam Properties
This is a property joint venture in Penang, Malaysia with two Malaysian partners. The original land area of approximately 2,000 hectares, most of which has been developed and sold, was the Group’s former Bertam Estate. The remaining developable area is 187 hectares.
At 31 December 2025
Bertam Properties: 290 hectares
Group minority share: 40%
Mature oil-palm estate in North Sumatra. Part of the SIPEF Group, but in which the Group has a participating interest. Crop from the estate is sent to the nearby Bukit Marajah mill, also owned by SIPEF, for processing.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
2,300 hectares (Group minority share: 38%)
A combination of a well-established Group oil-palm estate in Aceh acquired over forty years ago, supplemented with additional nearby land acquired more recently, some of which has been replanted and is currently immature. The Group’s high-quality crop is sent to two third-party mills for processing.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
4,300 hectares
Smallholder co-operatives planted area
300 hectares
Grouping of three oil-palm estates in close proximity to each other, Pangkatan, Bilah and Sennah, all located in North Sumatra. All estates have mature oil palm with younger, more recently established scheme-smallholder areas. Crop is processed at the Group’s 40-tonne mill at Pangkatan.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
7,000 hectares
Smallholder co-operatives planted area
1,400 hectares
Located in South Sumatra, the Group’s youngest estate has an ongoing planting programme and continues to develop and grow, exceeding 11,000 total planted hectares in 2025. There is a 60-tonne mill on site, which was commissioned in 2023.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
8,400 hectares
Smallholder co-operatives planted area
3,000 hectares
Located on Bangka Island off the coast of Sumatra, the Bangka estate was one of the Group’s first development projects in Indonesia, and is now a mature, 10,000-hectare estate supported by its own 60-tonne mill processing the Group’s crop.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
6,100 hectares
Smallholder co-operatives planted area
3,900 hectares
After developing the initial site in East Kalimantan, the Group has extended its Kota Bangun property through acquisition of further planted hectarage in 2023, and additional planting is taking place at one of those locations. Due to the size of the property, there are two mills on site, one 60-tonne and one 45-tonne, to process Group crop.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
18,000 hectares
Smallholder co-operatives planted area
6,400 hectares
The Group acquired this property in East Kalimantan in 2017 and subsequently built a 60-tonne mill there to process the crop from the estate. During 2025, the estate was extended by purchasing a further 3,000 planted hectares in close proximity to the existing area.
At 31 December 2025
Group planted area
10,400 hectares
Smallholder co-operatives planted area
1,700 hectares
This is a property joint venture in Penang, Malaysia with two Malaysian partners. The original land area of approximately 2,000 hectares, most of which has been developed and sold, was the Group’s former Bertam Estate. The remaining developable area is 187 hectares.
Scheme smallholder co-operatives
Smallholder co-operative schemes attached to the Group's projects have been developed, operated and certified by us.