Olam focusing on digitalisation, posts Q4 profit of S$265m
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OLAM International is going big on digitalisation, incorporating the use of sensors in its almond plantations that has helped the company to improve water usage efficiencies by about 20 per cent.
The agri-business is also incorporating sustainability as a core part of its business, co-founder & group CEO Sunny Verghese said on Tuesday at the group's fourth-quarter results briefing.
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