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Trades about 28% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ta Ann Holdings Berhad, a Malaysian investment holding company established in 1985 and based in Sibu, primarily focuses on the timber and oil palm plantation sectors. The company's operations are divided into three main business areas: Timber Products, Plantations, and various Other ventures. The Timber Products division manufactures a comprehensive range of wood products, including diverse plywood offerings such as concrete and structure panels, floor bases, laminated veneer lumbers, bracing plywood, hardwood veneer, and phenolic film-faced as well as coated concrete panels. This segment also produces sawmill items like laminated beams and posts, sawn timber, dressed sawn/sangi products, decking, and finger joint sticks. In its Plantations segment, Ta Ann cultivates approximately 50,000 hectares of oil palm estates, where it produces crude palm oil, palm kernel, and fresh fruit bunches, supported by its own crude palm oil mills. Beyond these core activities, the company engages in a variety of supplementary operations. These include the trading and extraction of timber logs, extensive reforestation initiatives, the development of tree plantations, and the commercial supply of seeds and seedlings. Ta Ann Holdings also ventures into property investment and development, livestock breeding, and the operation of a biomass power plant. Its manufacturing capabilities extend to wood veneer, and it provides transportation services, mechanical and electrical maintenance for its palm oil mills, and general agricultural production. Furthermore, the company acts as a logging and plantation contractor, holds vital timber concession licenses, and offers management services.
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