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UOB Kay Hian cuts Wilmar's target price following alleged palm oil case in China

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UOB Kay Hian cuts Wilmar's target price following alleged palm oil case in China
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UOB Kay Hian has kept its "hold" call on Wilmar International (SGX:F34) but cut its target price from $3.80 to $3.35 after a lower valuation multiple was applied.

The cut was no thanks to short-term negative sentiment anticipated over its recent alleged involvement with a palm oil fraud case in China, which has been denied by Wilmar and its China-listed subsidiary Yihai Kerry Arawana (YKA) on Jan 12.

According to analysts in their Jan 23 note, Leow Huey Chuen and Jacquelyn Yow Hui Li say that the allegation of fraud in China will only have a "marginal financial impact" on the company but may raise "concerns on governance". 

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