Wilmar stock holds near $3.35 after Q2 results

Wilmar stock is trading near its 52-week range low and still has a $20.6 billion market cap, with June 2026 results showing $67.38 billion in trailing revenue and $1.17 billion in net income.

Wilmar International Limited (SG1J26887955) traded at $3.35 on August 29, 2026, with a $20.6 billion market cap and a 52-week range of $2.99 to $3.55. The latest available company figures show $67.38 billion in trailing revenue and $1.17 billion in net income, which gives the Singapore agribusiness group a mixed valuation-and-earnings backdrop as August ends.

Trading range still matters

The share's $3.35 level leaves it closer to the lower end of the year range than the high, while the trailing P/E stands at 13.24 and the forward P/E at 11.26. That gap matters because it suggests the market is still assigning a moderate earnings multiple even after a recent earnings cycle that has not produced a sharp rerating.

For investors, the key comparison is simple: the stock price sits within a $2.99 to $3.55 band, but revenue and profit remain far below the scale implied by the company's global footprint. Wilmar says it operates across food products, feed and industrial products, plantation and sugar milling, and other services, and that breadth helps explain why portfolio sentiment often tracks both commodity trends and branded food margins.

Latest reported numbers

Yahoo Finance lists Wilmar's revenue at $67.38 billion on a trailing basis, with diluted EPS of 0.2500 and a profit margin of 1.74%. Those figures point to a business that is large in scale but still running on a relatively slim margin profile.

The comparison that stands out is leverage to profitability: revenue is massive, yet net income attributable to common shareholders is only $1.17 billion. A second comparison is valuation, where the forward P/E of 11.26 is below the trailing 13.24, a sign that the market expects earnings to improve rather than deteriorate.

Product mix

Wilmar's consumer-facing products include edible oils, sugar, flour, rice, noodles, specialty fats, snacks, bakery items and dairy products. That mix means the stock is not just a palm-oil proxy; it also reflects food processing and branded distribution across Asia and other markets.

Stock level

At $3.35 on August 29, 2026, Wilmar remains a large-cap Singapore agribusiness name with a price close to the lower half of its 52-week band. The market is valuing the shares at 20.6 billion dollars while waiting for a clearer profit trend to match the scale of the business.

Fact box

Company: Wilmar International Limited

ISIN: SG1J26887955

Ticker: F34.SI

Exchange: SGX

Price (as of August 29, 2026): $3.35

Market cap: $20.6 billion

Sector / Industry: Consumer Defensive / Packaged Foods

Index membership: Straits Times Index

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