FGV Corporate Brochure - Felda Global Ventures
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FGV Corporate Brochure - Felda Global Ventures
FELDA GLOBAL VENTURES HOLDINGS BERHAD (800165-P) Level 45, Menara Felda Platinum Park, No. 11, Persiaran KLCC 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia T +603 2859 0000 F +603 2859 0016 E fgv.enquiries@feldaglobal.com INVESTOR RELATIONS Level 25, Menara Felda Platinum Park, No. 11, Persiaran KLCC 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia T +603 2859 0000 F +603 2859 0016 E fgv.investors@feldaglobal.com MEDIA RELATIONS Level 42, Menara Felda Platinum Park, No. 11, Persiaran KLCC 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia E groupcorporatecomms@feldaglobal.com feldaglobal.com All facts & figures contained herein are accurate at time of print on 05 June 2015. Ingenuity Incorporated Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad (FGV) is a global, diversified and sustainable integrated agri-business leader, dynamically advancing to lead as a top 10 global player by 2020. Incorporated in Malaysia in 2007, FGV progressed into a diverse agri-business company and rapidly established itself as Malaysia’s leading global agri-business player. Today we are the world’s largest producer of crude palm oil (CPO), a leader in Malaysia’s sugar industry and a pioneer of cutting edge green technologies, anchored by a 18,000 strong workforce and a global integrated supply chain able to add value to every endeavour. VISION MISSION To be the leading globally diversified integrated agri-business To be a global leader by: ❙ Creating value through our human capital ❙ Championing our locally invested culture ❙ Building an integrated value chain advantage ❙ Cultivating diversification in commodities and geography OUR GLOBAL PRESENCE Our overseas footprint spans the globe, with operations in more than 10 countries France & Spain China(1) • 2 trading offices* • 2 refineries* • 1 bulking installation Canada Turkey Thailand Cambodia • 1 canola & soybean crushing & refining facility • 1 refinery* • 1 rubber processing facilities • Distribution of packed products USA • 1 oleochemical plant Malaysia Pakistan • 1 refinery # • • • • • • • • • • 370,922 ha of oil palm plantation 71 mills 5 crushing plants 7 refineries 1 oleochemical plant* 15,429 ha of rubber plantation 8 rubber processing facilities 2 sugar refineries 4 bulking installations 7 transport hubs Indonesia • 56,422 ha of oil palm plantation • 1 refinery* • 12,844 ha rubber plantation • 1 rubber processing facility • 1 bulking installation PLANTATIONS BULKING INSTALLATIONS CANOLA AND SOYBEAN SUGAR FACILITIES REFINERIES SALES & MARKETING OLEOCHEMICALS RUBBER MANUFACTURING NOTES 1) China’s refineries consist of 2 palm oil refineries and 1 downstream processing facility * Joint-ventures # Associates Philippines • Distribution of packed products DISTRIBUTION OF BULK PRODUCTS AN EXPANDING PRESENCE Felda Global Ventures Holdings Palm Upstream Berhad (FGV) operates under six main business Clusters: Palm Upstream, Palm Downstream, Rubber, Sugar, Research & Palm Downstream Development (R&D) and Agri-Services, and Trading, Marketing and Logistics (TML). Rubber With operations in more than 10 countries across North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, FGV aspires to be one of the Sugar top 10 agri-business conglomerates in the world by 2020. Research & Development (R&D) and Agri-Services Trading, Marketing and Logistics (TML) FGV’s progression towards becoming one of the world’s leading agri-businesses by the year 2020 will open up global possibilities and potentials through our agri-business solutions. With world class technology and the passion of more than 18,000 talents. FGV strongly holds to the belief that the future of the Group is shaped and determined by its people. By 2020, FGV aims to become a top 10 globally diversified and integrated agri-business. To drive this forward, we have developed the Global Strategic Blueprint (GSB), which outlines our strategic priorities to achieve this bold objective. We recognise and understand that further significant growth will be driven by seven key areas. These areas are the ‘pillars’ of the GSB. To Become a Top 10 Globally Diversified & Integrated Agri-business by 2020 Strategic bets in adjacent crops Top 5 in rubber Top 10 in sugar Top 5 in palm Global top 3 in industrial fats SEA and South Asia top 5 in Palm CG Significant position in new geographies – Major consumption centers M&A to build winning positions – throughout the value chain Global supply chain to defend upstream High performance culture R&D technology incubators Optimise oleo chemical position Winning New Business The combination of innovative solutions, production and manufacturing footprint, and engineering capability; enables us to win new business by offering solutions for our customers Investment in Human Capital Values Delivering High-Quality Services & Products We deliver high-quality services & products to the right place, at the right time, strengthening customers and stakeholders relationships and creating strong financial returns Sustainability Applying Lean Production A safe working environment and continuous improvements in our production processes, through efficient use of resources with minimal environmental impact are key focus in our plantations and facilities around the world Operational & Service Excellence Maintaining Strong Relationships Continuous relationship building with customers, acquiring market intelligence and understanding of market trends which then informs our investment decisions World Class Research & Development Driving Future Growth Global Footprint With years of strong accumulated agricultural experience, an actively managed “bank” of assets and pipeline of development opportunities are key drivers of future growth BUSINESS MODEL Completely Integrated Value Chain Shareholder Return Long-term shareholder value is provided in the form of steadily growing earnings and dividends High Governance and Risk Policy Corporate Social Responsibility We have created and are maintaining a robust internal control and reporting environment, with strong process for risk identification and mitigation, implemented by a dynamic management team and overseen by an experienced Board of Directors ACTIVATING SUSTAINABILITY IN ALL WE DO ROUNDTABLE ON SUSTAINABLE PALM OIL (RSPO) CERTIFICATION As a founding member of the RSPO, FGV has played an active role in promoting sustainable practices via the guidelines since its inception in 2004. FGV was among the first agricultural companies to obtain the mill certification in 2010; and the first in the world to organise a smallholder group to obtain the RSPO Fresh Fruit Bunch (FFB) Certification. In the process of certifying our mills, we also certified about 40,000 associated smallholders. Although we had initially targeted to complete auditing our mills by 2017, we made such rapid progress that we are on track to complete the task by 2015. Apart from the mill and FFB certifications, we also certified four of our kernel crushing plants, one refinery and a biodiesel plant to RSPO’s Supply Chain Certification System (SCCS). INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY AND CARBON CERTIFICATION (ISCC) The Group is diligently pursuing the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC), which is the first international certification system that can be used to prove sustainability and greenhouse gas (GHG) savings for biomass and bioenergy. ISCC is oriented towards reducing GHG emissions, the sustainable management of land, the protection of natural biospheres and social sustainability. To date, we have obtained ISCC for 15 mills and a biodiesel plant. The achievement signifies that, apart from being sustainable, FGV’s palm oil production system is contributing towards mechanisms to reduce global warming based on standards set by the European Commission. MALAYSIAN SUSTAINABLE PALM OIL (MSPO) CERTIFICATION MSPO is similar to the RSPO and ISCC but takes into consideration the national socio-economic agenda – focusing particularly on developing marginalised local communities – while adhering to all local, national and ratified international laws and treaties. FGV has been actively involved in developing the standard, and is among the few plantation companies to volunteer to pilottest it. GOOD AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES (GAP) AND GOOD MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (GMP) The sustainability of our businesses is interdependent with the sustainability of the ecosystem surrounding our operations. We have been implementing a number of Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and Good Management Practices (GMP) to ensure the efficient use of natural resources hence safeguard the long-term productivity of the land that we cultivate. We are keen advocates of zero-burning, implementing Leguminous Cover Crop (LCC) and Integrated Pest Management (IPM). We also employ science-based nutrient management and enrich the soil with organic fertilisers as well as beneficial microorganisms as standard practices in all our oil palm plantations. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (R&D) BIODIVERSITY FGV has invested in strong R&D support services and have reaped the benefits of high-yielding plant materials as well as technological advances to enhance operations. Our seeds are of such high quality that we have led as the market leader in oil palm seed production and sale for over five years. We have also invested in the latest technologies to assist us in selecting materials with specific traits; and use invitro propagation for mass production in our state-of-the-art laboratories. We have more than 100 researchers working on R&D applications for both upstream and downstream. FGV has committed to not undertake any new developments in primary forests, on land containing one or more High Conservation Values (HCVs) and areas with significant peat. When there is suitable land for development, we ensure due protection is given to the existing biodiversity, cultural heritage and customary land use. At the same time, we uphold the principles of free, prior and informed consent with the local communities before developing the land. Further protecting the nation’s flora and fauna, we regularly organise Conservation Awareness Programmes with the Wildlife Department and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and have signed memorandums of understanding (MoUs) on several initiatives such as securing biodiversity corridors, Rafflesia conservation and sun bear research. Together with governmental institutions, NGOs and institutions of higher learning, we are also conducting research on effective conservation methods, especially for endangered plant and animal species. PROTECTING WATERWAYS AND RIPARIAN RESERVES The commitment of all our plantations in safeguarding the quality of rivers has led to positive results. In 2014, our Sustainability Department analysed the water quality in 41 out of 51 major river systems passing through our plantations in selective regions and found no significant deterioration. Since 2013, we have checked a total of 76 river systems, all with positive results. Whilst ensuring cleaner rivers, widened riparian reserves also add to our wildlife corridor initiative in Sabah. We plan to establish a network of forest corridors to enable large mammals such as the Bornean elephant and orangutan to migrate safely between key forest habitats. Towards this end, we are also involved with BCT and the Sabah Wildlife Department to secure a mega biodiversity corridor in the Lower Kinabatangan region, which FGV will contribute a sum of approximately RM1.7 million over five years to the joint venture. The five-year project is a first of its kind to create a mega biodiversity corridor in the lower Kinabatangan basin. Another key aspect of the project is to provide a sustainable alternative livelihood for the local communities living along the Kinabatangan River, through a community homestay programme. CLIMATE CHANGE AND MANAGEMENT OF GHG EMISSIONS As planting on peat is perceived to contribute to GHG emissions, FGV made a commitment on 16 June 2014 to not develop any new area significant in peat. FGV is also committed to reducing GHG emissions through operational approaches such as methane capture, bio-composting and the cogeneration of electricity from methane released by palm oil mills effluent (POME). We convert waste from our plantations and mills into biogas whilst producing palm oil-based methyl ester (PME) for use in biodiesel. Our 1.2MW biogas capture plant in Felda Umas in Tawau, generates electricity for 3,000 households in our settlement, where the 15,000 residents previously depended on electricity from diesel-powered generators. In Maokil, we successfully connected a 1.0MW biogas power plant to the national grid. Our stand-alone Sahabat Biomass Power Plant, which supplies clean steam energy and electricity to neighbouring industrial installations, offices, a resort and residential area, delivers the equivalent of more than 3,500 tons of CO2. This plant will soon be complemented by our second large scale stand-alone biomass power plant in Jengka 9, Pahang. The 12.5MW Jengka Advanced Renewable Energy Plant consumes 320,000 tonnes of biomass annually and is expected to feed the national grid in 2015. In terms of biodiesel, we made a significant breakthrough when we successfully powered three oil tankers on a total of 1,200km shuttle route with B30 biodiesel (consisting of 30 percent PME and 70 percent conventional carbon-based diesel) from our FGV Transport depot in Gebeng, Kuantan to our palm oil mill in Bukit Sagu, Pahang. The Government currently requires biodiesel blends to have at least 7 percent PME content. Our PME content, which is more than four times higher than this minimum, demonstrates our willingness to go beyond statutory standards in our commitment to operate in the most environment-friendly and sustainable manner. STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE IN SAFETY & HEALTH FGV places the highest importance on the safety and health of all our employees and workers at all our offices, plantations, mills, depots and other operations. We recognise that our performance depends on our people, and that their safety as well as well-being is paramount to maintaining a high level of productivity. STRATEGIC HSE FRAMEWORK Our HSE framework is in line with global best practices and provides a robust calendar of activities - meetings, site visits, workplace inspections, audits, training courses, investigations, events, campaigns – at both head office, regional centres and operational workplaces all year round. ESCALATING SAFETY STANDARDS FGV’s aspires to emulate the safety standards in the oil and gas industry. In this respect, we make every effort to comply with all statutory requirements. Many of our subsidiary companies also have obtained the Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSAS) 18001:2007 certification. IN-HOUSE CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME FGV has 34 Safety and Health Officers (SHO) who are registered with and have been certified competent by Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH). This is close to our target of having one safety professional for every 500 employees. SAFETY OUTREACH PROGRAMMES FGV is the first public sector company to implement Komuniti Sihat Perkasa Negara (KOSPEN) to reduce the incidence of Non Communicable Diseases such as heart problems, strokes and diabetes. The health screening and early intervention programme involves 3,000 employees, workers and settler families. FGV is also one of 16 companies nationwide selected to spearhead the Ministry of Human Resources’ OSH-in-Schools programme under its OSH Master Plan 2015. The programme pairs one school and one mentor-organisation per state to introduce OSH practices in schools as well as integrating it into their learning modules. ONLINE ACCIDENT MONITORING Towards realising Zero Fatality at some 250 operational premises across Malaysia, FGV has an online accident reporting system to enable faster data input and comprehensive monitoring of incidents at our estates, mills, facilities and depots. SAFETY IN EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES In the area of green technologies, FGV is working closely with the Department of Occupational Safety and Health to develop the National Biogas Safety Policy and Guidelines. RUBBER PALM DOWNSTREAM PALM UPSTREAM Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad (FGV) ❙ Felda Global Ventures Plantations Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Global Ventures Downstream Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Global Ventures Rubber Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Global Ventures Plantations (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd ❙ Twin Rivers Technologies Holdings, US ❙ Felda Rubber Industries Sdn Bhd ❙ PT Citra Niaga Perkasa ❙ TRT ETGO ❙ Pontian United Plantations Bhd ❙ FGV Biotechnologies Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Palm Industries Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Kernel Products Sdn Bhd ❙ FNI Biofuel Sdn Bhd ❙ Delima Oil Products Sdn Bhd ❙ PT Temila Agro Abadi ❙ Felda Vegetable Oil Products Sdn Bhd ❙ Asian Plantation Limited ❙ Trurich Resources Sdn Bhd ^ ❙ FTJ Biopower Sdn Bhd ^ ❙ Kuala Muda Estates ^ ^ JV or Associated company ❙ Felda Global Ventures Cambridge Nanosystem Limited ❙ FPG Oleochemical Sdn Bhd ^ ❙ Felda Iffco Sdn Bhd ^ ❙ Feltex Co Ltd ❙ PT Felda Indo Rubber ❙ FGV CVC (Cambodia) Co Ltd TRADING, MARKETING & LOGISTICS R&D AND AGRI-SERVICES SUGAR BUSINESS CLUSTERS ❙ Felda Global Ventures Sugar Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Global Ventures R&D Sdn Bhd ❙ MSM Holdings Bhd ❙ FGV R&D and Agri Services Sdn Bhd ❙ MSM Prai Bhd ❙ FGV Applied Technology Sdn Bhd ❙ MSM Perlis Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Agricultural Services Sdn Bhd ❙ MSM Logistics Sdn Bhd ❙ FPM Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Holdings Bhd ❙ FGV Trading Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Marketing Services Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Johore-Bulkers Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Transport Services Sdn Bhd ❙ Langsat Bulkers Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Bulkers Sdn Bhd ❙ Felda Grains Terminal Sdn Bhd ❙ PT Patisindo Sawit Sdn Bhd ❙ F.W.Q. Enterprises (Pvt) Ltd Going green Sustainability is the way forward at FGV. We engage in best practices, meet world standards and innovate green initiatives throughout our upstream operations. As the world’s 3rd largest oil palm estate operator, we commit to advancing a greener future. Producing world class certified crude palm oil with sustainability and reliability Palm Upstream Cluster is FGV’s largest revenue earner and forms the core of the company. With a total land bank of more than 450,000 hectares, Palm Upstream is responsible for FGV’s status as the world’s largest CPO producer which produces more than three million tonnes of CPO annually. Palm Upstream Cluster forms the core of FGV and is our largest revenue earner. It is also the foundation for FGV’s global growth. FGV is the world’s third largest oil palm estate operator, managing more than 450,000 hectares across Malaysia and Kalimantan, Indonesia. We process over 15 million tonnes of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) annually; 5 million tonnes from our own plantations, the balance from FELDA settlers and independent suppliers. We also output 3 million tonnes of crude palm oil (CPO) annually from 71 palm oil mills, more than any other producer worldwide, making us the world’s largest producer of CPO. In Malaysia, the largest plantations are located in Pahang and Sabah. FGV owns Pontian United Plantations Berhad (PUP) which operates 15,161 hectares of oil palm plantation in Sabah. In Indonesia, FGV’s activities are focused in Kalimantan through PT Citra Niaga Perkasa, a company that owns 14,385 hectares of land. Through our subsidiaries PT Temila Agro Abadi and PT Landak Bhakti Palma, FGV owns another 21,037 hectares of land in West Kalimantan. Continuous expansion initiatives are embarked on to secure CPO and feedstock supplies for our downstream objectives. To date, FGV is at the tail end of upgrading all its mills to meet RSPO and other relevant world-class certification. KEY GROWTH TARGET: FGV is on track to have the world’s largest land bank by 2020 and maintain its status as the world’s top CPO producer As the world’s largest CPO producer and third largest oil palm operator, we are already well placed in the industry globally. Aligned with our efforts to drive continuous improvements in our plantations, we are rolling out best management practices. For example in harvesting and pruning, we are encouraging the use of new tools such as graphite harvesting poles and innovative ablation methods and tools. New technologies such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) and a tablet-based Plantation Micro-Macro Programme (PMMP) will allow us to enhance estate management. These innovations assist us to monitor and improve efficiency and productivity in the field and increase FFB yield, while giving us the edge over those that are using traditional farm management practices. Furthermore, having embarked on an aggressive replanting programme in 2007 we can expect that by 2020, we will achieve our target of 60 percent prime palm land thereby improving our yields significantly. We are expanding our landbank by acquiring brownfield plantations both within Malaysia and abroad. PALM UPSTREAM Fruitful potential In terms of versatility, oil palm is the cream of all crops. Other than oils and fats, it can blend biodiesel to fuel lorries, buses and power stations. We can extract Vitamin E for use in nutraceuticals. Then we can innovate Carbon nanotubes and Graphene to revolutionise diverse industries – including the manufacturing of tennis racquets. Pioneering breakthrough palmbased products for new markets in high growth sectors Palm Downstream Cluster safeguards the upstream operations by providing a guaranteed uptake of CPO for palm-based downstream activities which include oleochemicals, biodiesel, oils, fats and fast moving consumer goods (FMCG). Leveraging on his secured pipeline of CPO feedstock, we are able to advance and expand the potential of palm oil by producing innovative and wider profit margin products such as Tocotrienol, Graphene and specialty fats and other palm based derivatives. These have paved our way into new market segments in the high growth sectors of Aviation, Oil & Gas, Cosmetics and Food Application. Since its establishment, the Palm Downstream Cluster has achieved continuous milestones, and the momentum continues. consumer products including instant noodles, mayonnaise, creamer, vanaspati and peanut butter. Today, it is a market leader in the biodiesel industry with a biodiesel refinery in Malaysia that produces certified Palm Methyl Ester for local and international markets such as Europe, United States and China. Via strategic investment in Twin Rivers Technologies-US, FGV’s fully owned subsidiary in the United States; and existing homegrown Felda Procter & Gamble (FPG), a joint venture, a with Procter & Gamble in Malaysia, FGV is optimising an increasingly viable oleochemical business. Its Saji-branded cooking oil has successfully penetrated the cooking oil market in Myanmar, Philippines, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Afghanistan. The specialty fats and FMCG product line continues to grow with the introduction of a variety of Through FGV Cambridge Nanosystems Limited (FGV CNS), FGV currently produces high technology products based on carbon nanotubes for super high strength, lightweight, high conductivity applications in electronics, aeronautical, oil & gas and automotive industries. FGVD has entered into a joint venture with Lipidventure Sdn Bhd (LVSB) in producing Tocotrienols (Vitamin E). Capable of producing 75,446 kg of high quality Tocotrienols per year, the new purification plant at Kuantan integrated Biopark is expected to be the largest plant of its kind in Malaysia once operations start in 2016. Products will be marketed to countries like U.S, Japan, Australia, China and India. Higher end products like Tocotrienol capsule and Tocotrienol products for food and beverage industries are also in the pipeline. KEY GROWTH TARGET: FGV aims to steadily strengthen its market share in the global oleochemicals, oils and specialty fats and FMCG markets Palm Downstream Cluster strives for a leading position globally in industrial fats and regional heavyweight status in palmbased consumer goods. We are also pursuing a significant market share in the biodiesel and renewable energy market globally. Our portfolio of consumer goods continues to grow: by both adding to our alreadypopular products in Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), as well as entering into new arenas. Our staple products, Saji, Tiga Udang cooking oils and Seri Pelangi margarine, are now complemented by new brands such as Sunbear peanut butter, Adela margarine spread and Sajimee instant noodles. We have also recently introduced a personal care brand, Purich, on our journey to achieve a top five position in Consumer Goods across South East Asia and South Asia. Moving forward, our downstream business also aims to capture higher margins and high-growth products in the specialty ingredients segment and optimise our oleochemical position by maximising our position in the United States as the third largest oleochemical producer in North America (TRT US) and existing partnership with Procter & Gamble (P&G) in Malaysia. PALM DOWNSTREAM Bouncing back Malaysian rubber is back in fashion, fast gaining favour with global tyre manufacturers. In part, no doubt, because it’s far superior to its synthetic, petrochemical-based counterpart, affording better grip in the wet, less rolling resistance and less noise, but mostly because it’s completely renewable. Indeed, driven by the promise of zero pollution, our business is now on a roll once more. Stretching the potential of rubber from upstream, midstream to downstream possibilities FGV’s foray into the resilient rubber industry is part of our crop diversification programme to rebalance our reliance on palm oil. As processed rubber continues to enjoy a growing global market, Rubber Cluster is poised to tap new opportunities by expanding its operations and leveraging on our strengths in the industry. Rubber Cluster was conceptualised to stepchange the trajectory of the Group’s current rubber processing businesses into a leading integrated rubber player. Led by FGV Rubber Sdn Bhd (FGVR), Rubber Cluster has made significant contribution to the natural rubber industry backed by over 6 decades of experience in upstream plantation followed by ventures in the midstream segment. In tandem with the Group’s business plan, Rubber Cluster focuses on expanding upstream land bank and processing capacity. Plans to venture into the downstream segment are also in the pipeline as Rubber Cluster seeks to expand its presence across the natural rubber value chain. We currently manage a total of approximately 14,000 Ha of rubber plantation and operate 5 midstream rubber processing facilities plus one specialised processing facility for green rubber production. Most of the raw material sourced is from within the Group’s rubber plantations. Rubber Cluster also has overseas presence with rubber processing facilities in Thailand, Indonesia and Cambodia. In addition, we have a strategic partnership in Myanmar to explore opportunities of expansion both in upstream and midstream. KEY GROWTH TARGET: FGV is on track to expand into more value added midstream and downstream products and to be a global processed rubber player by 2020 Given the increasing awareness and concern for the environment, buyers are placing high priority on ‘green’ products. After working very closely with the Malaysian Rubber Board (MRB) and various consultation teams, Rubber Cluster has ventured into commercialisation of Ekoprena™ and Pureprena™ – two trademarked variations of Green Rubber that have a host of diverse market applications. EKOPRENA™ is a form of Epoxidised Natural Rubber and an established class of speciality rubber. Its properties provide a good wet grip, low rolling resistance and low noise, it is ideal for use as tyre treads especially for passanger cars and trucks. Being oil resistant and gas permeable it is also ideal for producing bladders, inner tubes, tyre lines, hoses, seals, connectors and tubes. PUREPRENA™ is a new generation of Deproteinised Natural Rubber, produced by treating fresh natural latex with an industrial enzyme that hydrolyses all natural-occurring proteins in the latex into water-soluble forms. It is suitable for use in hydromounts, large absorbers, suspension bushes and helicopter rotor bearings. It also has low water absorption and low protein and ash contents; making it ideal for use in underwater, medical, pharmaceutical and food applications. Having signed a Technology Transfer Agreement with MRB to commercialise Ekoprena™ and Pureprena™, Rubber Cluster has started production of Green Rubber at FGVR’s Palong 8 Processing Facility. RUBBER Sweet stuff We’re the leading producer of refined sugar in Malaysia, commanding more than 60 percent market share. But there’s more to us than mere size. Quality wise, we’re the benchmark; more than mere size, we offer a consistency of grain size, colour and moisture content few can match. Our sugar, it is said, flows like water; a fact that should work in our favour when the output reaches 3.25 million tonnes per annum come 2025. Growing in presence from Malaysia’s sugar leader to an ASEAN trailblazer Through its listed subsidiary MSM Malaysia Holdings Berhad (MSM), FGV is the leading refined sugar producer in Malaysia with almost two-thirds domestic market share, involved primarily in the production of refined sugar products, with an annual production capacity of over 1.1 million tonnes. MSM Holdings continues to expand and optimise the businesses of its two operating subsidiaries – MSM Prai Berhad (formerly known as Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Company Berhad) and MSM Perlis Sdn Bhd (formerly known as Kilang Gula Felda Perlis Sdn Bhd). These subsidiaries are pioneers in Malaysia’s sugar industry having been established in 1959 and 1971 respectively. With global demand for sugar being driven by double digit growth, FGV is expanding its global presence through acquisitions and joint ventures with regional powerhouses and related businesses across the sugar supply chain. To date, FGV has taken steps to be in control of the complete sugar value chain, venturing into upstream and downstream activities as well as the futures business. With these drivers as well as the commencement of a trading office in Dubai in second quarter of 2015, FGV’s sugar business will continue to strengthen its competitiveness in domestic and export markets, and move it closer towards its goal of becoming Southeast Asia’s premium sugar refining and trading company. KEY GROWTH TARGET: FGV is poised to become ASEAN’s largest Sugar hub and produce 3.25 million tonnes of sugar per annum by 2025 Sugar Cluster is geared up for domestic and global expansion and has boldly placed the key growth focus on downstream expansion to boost capacity building and to build a strong value chain footprint. Our investment in the set-up of the Dubai trading operation will add a strong arm to establish our own raw sugar trading business; while the upcoming Johor refinery project will be set to ramp production capacity to 3.25 million tonnes of refined sugar per year, from the current 1.1 million tonnes. cost reduction initiatives, optimising asset utilisation, and implementing improved technologies from sourcing to production chain; in logistics and distributions. In the pursuit of operational excellence, we have launched a performance excellence programme for our employees as our anchor initiative to develop a customer focus mindset among all of our teams. This is also a systematic approach to establish and to sustain excellent performance at all levels. While actively sourcing for further opportunities, we are seeking better operational efficiencies by focusing on SUGAR Future-focused Vision. That’s what first inspired us to set up an R&D and Agri-services centre over 40 years ago. Today, it is one of the largest of such establishment for oil palm in the world and has long pioneered cultivation of world-class oil palm planting materials. Our latest research has produced a Ganoderma fungus disease-tolerant palms that can be grown in areas of high disease incidence. As it gains acceptance, we look forward to our next big idea. Generating cutting-edge technologies across all facets of FGV FGV’s world class R&D and Agri-Services Cluster is anchored on four decades of research and development. The Cluster’s key objective is to generate cutting-edge agri-business technologies to enhance operational performance and commercial utilisation across all facets of FGV. The company’s award-winning Yangambi oil palm planting material, which has 40 percent market share in Malaysia, is just one of R&D’s innovative products. The R&D and Agri-Services Cluster was incorporated on 10 September 2014 to consolidate over four decades worth of research expertise towards becoming a premier frontrunner in the oil palm research. This has culminated in one of South East Asia’s largest biotechnology centre, specialising in production of oil palm clones with specific traits. The centre is led by a team of highly specialised scientists. Its activities support internal growth across all Clusters. These comprise improving the yield of selected agri crops through breeding, tissue culture agronomy, crop protection and in a sustainable manner; optimising waste and by-products for use in generating new products with higher-growth, higher-margin industries; and the provision of high quality agro-based products and services. R&D and Agri-Services Cluster focus in bio-molecular marker research has led to the pioneering of marker assisted oil palm breeding and selection which will ensure that its current award winning Felda Yangambi brand continous to remain as a market leader. An Applied Technology Division was launched in 2014, to expand R&D and Agri-Services Cluster focus on applying new technologies such as electronics, wireless sensor technology, geographical information systems, remote sensing and automation and mechanism of daily operations to improve productivity and efficiency in FGV’s palm operations. Leveraging on the R&D and Agri-Services Cluster initiatives, especially in our upstream business, FGV intends to increase yield and efficiency, reduce production costs, better ensure environmental sustainability and help increase profits over time. KEY GROWTH TARGET: R&D and Agri-Services Cluster will expand its collaboration with both international and local scientific communities in order to achieve its goal to be the world’s pre-eminent R&D Centre of Excellence for palm oil, by 2020 Through the introduction of new innovative products to the market, FGV is creating uncontested value for its products. By inventing new high-end, niche products such as Carbon Nanotubes currently and green chemicals in the future, we continue to create new market spaces. In Palm Oil downstream for example, R&D and Agri-Services Cluster helped to diversify our portfolio of quality food and innovative non-food products. Through Felda Global Ventures Research & Development Sdn Bhd, FGV is Malaysia’s premier oil palm seed producer – supplying 40 percent of the country’s annual seed requirements. FGV is already at the forefront of R&D in oil palm breeding biotechnology, tissue culture, agronomy and crop protection. Partnering with Cambridge Nanosystems Limited, we produced the world’s first high-grade Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene – a ‘wonder material’ that is stronger than diamonds yet more conductive than copper. These unique properties are set to transform manufacturing processes and the performance of thousands of electronics and consumer goods in the near future. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT AND AGRI-SERVICES Fast-tracking The Trading, Marketing and Logistics (TML) Cluster fortifies FGV’s Trading & Marketing arm’s aspiration to accelerate vegetable edible oils and fats transactions. Set to be a major revenue contributor to the Group, Trading & Marketing’s activities are enablers of TML Cluster logistics and storage support services across the business chain and advances the Group as a globally diversified agrocommodity player. Driving efficiency across the entire organisation through integrated supply chain support TML Cluster is a profitable, multi-billion ringgit operation and is tasked with connecting and controlling the flow of assets across FGV’s businesses via 3 main sub-clusters of Trading, Marketing and Logistics. The profitable, multi-billion ringgit operation possesses the world’s largest bulking and storage facilities for vegetable edible oil. It is further tasked with connecting and controlling the flow of assets across FGV’s businesses, driving group-wide efficiencies. The Trading & Marketing (TM) business is the lead revenue contributor to the TML Cluster, able to generate high volume of external oil trading to established and new markets. On the logistics front, we are embarking on end to end logistic as a high value Multimodal Transport Operator (MTO) and exploring an asset-light approach to maximise our bottom line wherever possible. Storage complements the Group’s Logistic and Trading activities, locally and overseas. TML Cluster is now transforming as the growth engine of the FGV flagship; thrust forward by strategic TM initiatives via an asset-backed mode, coupled with trading of externally sourced palm and other edible oils. TM activities are supported by a well defined risk management and forecasting system while operational efficiency is achieved via a robust shipping network of chartered sea going vessels. This strategic TM effort is an enabler in making FGV a world class leader in the palm oil trade. Going further into completing the supply and value chain landscape, TML Cluster activities are supported by both standard and MTO activities with proven storage and handling capabilities; providing impetus to enhance the performance and improvement of FGV’s core activities. FGV has built the world’s largest and most advanced bulking facilities for vegetable oil terminal in Malaysia handling up to 40 percent of Malaysia’s total palm oil exports. Storage capacity continues to expand through a business model that focuses on strategic partnership with port operators, various palm oil players and storage operators. This not only supports our high volume CPO supply but also provides sufficient storage requirements for other edible oils to meet world demand. TML Cluster operations emphasise on cost containment, optimisation of resources and increased revenue streams. Looking ahead, TML Cluster is forging partnerships with overseas integrated logistics providers in key export markets. Furthermore, with the recent establishment of FGV Trading Sdn Bhd to focus on Trading and Tolling business, we are on the fast track to becoming an international palm oil trader. KEY GROWTH TARGET: TML Cluster strives to be a Global Leader in trading, logistic and storage by 2020 Felda Bulkers Sdn Bhd Transport & Logistics Felda Transport Services Sdn Bhd Felda Grains Terminal Sdn Bhd TML CLUSTER Core Business Storage Marketing & Trading FJB Group FGV Trading Sdn Bhd Felda Marketing Services Sdn Bhd Langsat Bulkers Sdn Bhd PT. Patisindo Sawit (Indonesia) In expanding its business, the TML Cluster will build its international capacity further by partnering with overseas integrated logistics providers. Adopting best practices in its trading and marketing activities, TML Cluster will create a fully functional asset-backed business and will allow FGV to leverage on its agri-business origination-upstream capabilities and tap into new and sustainable revenue streams. TRADING, MARKETING AND LOGISTICS MILESTONES 1956 1971 1978 The Land Development Ordinance 1956 came into force on 1 July and FELDA was established with a starting capital of RM10 million. FELDA embarked on its first joint venture with Perlis Plantation Berhad (PPB) to establish Kilang Gula Felda Perlis Sendirian Berhad (KGFP), a sugar milling and refining facility. Formation of Agricultural Services Corporation (now Felda Agricultural Services Sdn Bhd) to produce planting stock for oil palm. A total of 112,635 SETTLERS were taken in between 1957 – 1990. FELDA PPB 1995 2004 FELDA HOLDINGS SDN BHD FELDA commissioned the Sahabat biomass power plant in Lahad Datu, Sabah – the first Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project in the world that runs entirely on empty fruit bunches (EFB). (now Felda Holdings Bhd or FHB) was set up as FELDA’s commercial arm. ALL FELDA COMPANIES AND CORPORATIONS BECAME SUBSIDIARIES UNDER FHB. 2007 FELDA incorporated Felda Global Ventures Holdings Sdn Bhd (FGV) to operate as a commercial arm for FELDA’s overseas investments in upstream and downstream palm oil businesses as well as other agribusiness. 2011 2012 2013 MSM Malaysia Holdings Berhad, a subsidiary of FGV, was listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd. The exercise raised On 28 June, FGV was listed on Bursa Malaysia. The initial public offering, which was the world’s third largest in 2012, raised RM10.4 billion. FGV Cambridge Nanosystems Limited (FGV CNS) produces high grade Carbon Nanotube and Graphene. Ties were formed with Lipid Venture Sdn Bhd to produce and market tocotrienol (Vitamin E). Both derived from by-products of palm oil. RM796 million It was the first company within the Felda Group to go public in Malaysia. 1980 1985 1992 FELDA established an investment co-operative (Koperasi Permodalan Felda or KPF) to provide settlers and FELDA employees opportunities to invest in FELDA companies. Felda Rubber Corporation Industries (now Felda Rubber Industries Sdn Bhd) was set up to operate rubber processing factories and produce latex concentrate and rubber. COMMERCIAL PLANTING OPERATIONS began under FELDA PLANTATIONS SDN BHD. 2008 2009 FGV acquired FELDA’s investments in North America including Twin Rivers Technologies Holdings Inc. (TRT Holdings). NORTH AMERICA TWIN RIVER TECHNOLOGIES HOLDINGS INC 2010 FGV acquires 50% equity interest in FELDA IFFCO SDN BHD (a joint venture with IFFCO Holdings Ltd) and TRURICH RESOURCES SDN BHD (a joint venture with Tabung Haji). 2014 FGV was the recipient of 2014 Frost & Sullivan Malaysia Palm Oil Plantation Company of the Year for the second consecutive year. The Felda Group became the world’s first smallholder organisation to attain the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Certification. RSPO 1st IN THE WORLD By leveraging on opportunities with ingenuity and expanding our presence and capabilities, FGV continues to advance across the global agricultural value chain.