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management’sdiscussionandanalysis • review of core business operations cont’dRESULTSThe refinery business reported an operating profit of RM28.5 million for FY 2003, significantly higher than the RM12.3million achieved previously as a result of better refining margins and more favourable trading conditions.The oleochemical operations of the Palmco Group, including associate FCM contributed RM94.7 million to Group EBIT, anincrease of 7% over FY 2002’s contribution of RM88.7 million.Aggressive volume growth, stemming from the expansion in capacities by both Acidchem and FCM, has mitigated theeffects of lower product margins caused by higher raw material prices and increased competition from new capacitiescoming into the market. Our oleochemical business has continued to perform well with production levels reaching newhighs for the third consecutive year. Sales volume was 34% higher as we were able to make market penetration based onthe superior quality of our products and also because of a growing preference for vegetable based oleochemicals asoppose to those derived from animal fats.The acquisition of Loders Croklaan was completed in December 2002. For the post acquisition period, Loders Croklaancontributed an operating profit of RM2.5 million, significantly lower its previous corresponding period. The lower profitswere due to difficult prevailing market conditions as well as to one-off charges and cost adjustments such as severancepay, insurance costs and currency effects. On the market front, higher raw material input prices and other cyclicalfactors which gives rise to suppliers with seasonally cheaper alternative raw materials, such as illipe leaves versussheabutter substantially compressed trading margins for the core snack ingredient business. Whilst its core businessperformed below expectations for the period reviewed, the new business lines, lipid nutritional and flavour deliverysystems performed above expectations with strong growth. The initial objectives to ensure a smooth integration ofLoders Croklaan and to commence the process of positioning it as a key integral part of the IOI Group’s global palm oilbusiness strategy for the future, was achieved during the period.IOI Corporation BerhadAnnual Report 200372
PROSPECTSThe oleochemical sub-segment should see further progress in performance as raw material prices soften to providebetter margins whilst capacity utilization continues to increase. Despite increasing competition, we are confident ofmaintaining our leadership position in the industry based on our established portfolio of customers and long-standingreputation as a reliable quality producer.On Loders Croklaan, although trading conditions are still expected to be difficult for the snack ingredient sub-segment,gradual improvements are expected as we continue to lower cost structure, enhance efficiency and capitalise on the strongsupply chain linkage within the IOI Group. Loders Croklaan, with its leading oils and fats technology and geographicallocation, will also benefit from new businesses as it plays a lead role in securing new demand application for palm oil.This Annual Report contains statements relating to the future that are based on management’s estimates, assumptions and projections at the time ofpublication. These statements reflect our current views with respect to future events and are subject to risks and uncertainties. Some factors include, butare not limited to, changes in general economic and business conditions, exchange rates, exceptional climatic conditions and competitive activities couldcause actual results to differ materially from expectations.73IOI Corporation BerhadAnnual Report 2003
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