Wilmar International
5.58%

Food & nutrition / Food processing

Founded: 1991 | Country: Singapore | Ticker: WLMIF | ISIN: SG1T56930848 | Rate: 15000

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1. High Exposure to Commodities Price Fluctuations: Wilmar International's business is highly dependent on the volatility of commodity pricing, especially for the edible oil and sugar businesses. This exposes the company to significant losses if commodity prices decline.

2. Political Risk: Wilmar International is exposed to countries with a high degree of political risk, including countries where corruption is commonplace and compliance with regulations is limited.

3. High Debt-to-Equity Ratio: Wilmar International has a high debt-to-equity ratio of 1.76. This means that the company is highly leveraged, and is vulnerable to any downturn in the markets or its businesses.

4. Sustained Decline in Margins: Wilmar International's margins have been declining over the past few years, due to rising competition and higher costs. This has put pressure on the company's profitability.

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