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Trades about 163% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Andira Agro Tbk is an Indonesian company primarily engaged in the palm oil sector. The firm oversees the management and operation of both its extensive oil palm plantations and crude palm oil processing facilities within Indonesia. Its core business encompasses the full production cycle, starting from the cultivation and harvesting of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) from palm trees, through to the subsequent extraction and refinement of crude palm oil and palm kernel from these FFB. Founded in 1995, the company maintains its principal office in East Jakarta, Indonesia.
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