Singapore-listed players faring well against global peers
Wilmar, Noble and Olam have historically stacked up well against global peers such as Archer Daniels Midland, Bunge and Dreyfus
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THE past year has taken its toll on the commodity sector. Triggered by a supply glut, prices for key commodities continued to languish in the second half of 2014, wiping off earlier gains.
With a bleak outlook for the sector this year, analysts are slightly more upbeat on mainboard-listed commodity firms - Wilmar International, Noble Group and Olam International - which have historically fared well against global peers, bagging higher turnover and net profits.
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