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Trades about 89% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Singapore-headquartered Olam Group Limited, established in 1989, is a global agribusiness powerhouse involved in sourcing, processing, packaging, and distributing a wide spectrum of agricultural products. Its operations are organized into three primary segments: Olam Food Ingredients, Olam Global Agri, and Olam International Limited. The Olam Food Ingredients division specializes in value-added processed goods. This includes an extensive range of cocoa products (powder, liquor, butter) and specialized fats, promoted under notable brands like deZaan and Unicao. It also supplies coffee; a broad selection of dairy items such as various milk powders, butter, cheese, and protein concentrates; diverse nuts like almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, peanuts, and sesame; seeds including quinoa and chia; and numerous spices, from chillies to onion, garlic, and pepper. Olam Global Agri focuses on bulk agricultural commodities, offering cotton, palm, soybean, and sunflower oils, as well as animal and fish feeds, and various flours used in baking and confectionery. Its portfolio also extends to rubber, rice, and timber products. Beyond these core commodities, Olam also markets a collection of consumer brands, featuring biscuits (e.g., Perk, Pure Bliss), tomato mixes (e.g., Tasty Tom, De Rica), FreshYo drinking yoghurt, OK Pop lollipops, and Cherie Noodles. The company further engages in poultry breeding and hatchery ventures. Additionally, Olam provides crucial support services, encompassing commodity financial solutions, risk management, infrastructure development, logistics, and specialized sourcing for agricultural raw materials and food ingredients.
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