Anonymous

15 Dec 2020

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Anyone here buys Wilmar International? Its price rebound earlier this year and has since attracted some attention. To buy or not to buy?

What is the Wilmar International company's prospects like in your opinion?

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Investorean

15 Dec 2020

Yes, i am a holder of wilmar. Previously they said that they are going to annouce the dividend amount in somewhere around january

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