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ZAINAB IDRIS Advanced Oleochemical Technology Division MPOB SEMINAR ON INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN HIGH GROWTH SECTORS IN SABAH (4 th December 2012 at Pacific Sutera, Sutera Harbour Resort, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah)

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ZAINAB IDRIS

Advanced Oleochemical Technology Division

MPOB

SEMINAR ON INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN HIGH GROWTH SECTORS IN SABAH

(4th December 2012 at Pacific Sutera, Sutera Harbour Resort, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah)

Introduction Palm Oil Downstream potentials

Supporting agencies of Downstream Sector in Sabah NKEA as ‘DRIVER’ for Malaysian Economic Growth

POIC-Food, Phytonutrient, oleochemical, Biomass, Biofuel

Downstream R&D in MPOB

Persons to contact

MESOCARP (CPO): Fatty acid composition equivalent to tallow

KERNEL(CPKO): Fatty acid

composition equivalent to coconut

Mesocarp

Kernel

FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF

PO ,TALLOW & PKO, CNO

R, R’, R’’ PO Tallow CNO PKO

C6 0.2 0.3

C8 8.0 4.4

C10 7.0 3.7

C12 0.23 48.2 48.3

C14 1.09 2.5 18.0 15.6

C16 44.02 26.6 8.5 7.8

C18 4.54 21.8 2.3 2.0

C18:1 39.15 42.8 5.7 15.1

C18:2 10.12 2.3 2.1 2.7

C18:3 0.37

Supported by several agencies/ programs

NKEA of Palm Oil (8 EPPs)- CHAPTER 9 OF ETP

POIC Sabah Sdn Bhd

Government Investment Incentives

MIDA

MATRADE

SME Corp

OBJECTIVES:

To increase GNI from

RM53 billion (2009) to

RM178 billion (2020)

OUTCOME & IMPACT :

Contribute to attainment of

high income nation status

and enhance sustainability

of palm oil production

What is NKEA ?

Defined as a DRIVER of ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES by

directly and materially contribute to quantifiable

amount of ECONOMIC GROWTH to the

MALAYSIAN ECONOMY.

2011 2012

(1st Q)

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

(RM Billion)

881.1 224.4

Gross National Income (GNI)

(RM Billion)

859.1 215.9

GDP Growth (%) 5.1 4.7

Trade (RM Billion)

1269 318

Population (million) 28.859

9

1. Accelerated replanting 5. Biogas cap[ture

2. Improve FFB Yield 6. Developing oleo

derivatives

3. Increase worker

productivity

7. 2nd Generation biofuel

4. Increase oil extraction

rate

8. Health & Food

8 Entry Points Projects (EPPs)

“STRONG IN COMMODITIES BUT INSIGNIFICANT IN

THE HIGHER VALUE CHAIN”

Expansion of existing upstream activities To generate GNI of RM 44.5 billion by 2020

Expansion of Malaysian plantations abroad

Organic growth in yield levels

Development of existing downstream activities To generate incremental GNI of RM 11.2 billion by 2020

Creating additional 26,500 jobs

Expansion of basic oleochemicals for nonfood application

Expansion of food segment due to rising consumer demand or packaged food

Development of national biodiesel activities Total of 25 biodiesel plants with capacity of 2.6 million tonnes

To generate GNI of RM 1.6 billion by 2020 and create 2,100 jobs through the implementation of B5 from 2011 and B10 in the future

Palm Oil, Basic Oleochemicals and

Downstream Value Chain

Downstream Sector in

Palm Oil Industry

Chemicals derived from plant and

animal based oil and fats

(triglycerides)

CH2

HC

CH2 OCOR3

OCOR2

OCOR1

3 H2O

CH2

HC

CH2 OH

OH

OH R1COOH

R2COOH

R3COOH

Triglyceride Water Glycerol Fatty acids

R1, R2 and R3 vary in chain length ( C8- C18) and unsaturation (C18:1,

C18:2)

Fatty acids,

Methyl esters (FAME),

Fatty alcohols,

Fatty amines and

Glycerol

DOWNSTREAM

SECTORS

Polymer

&

Composite

Chemicals

&

Intermediates

Personal

care

&

Toiletries

Agrochemicals

Surfactants

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DOWNSTREAM ACTIVITIES - RATIONALE

Profitability

Low

High

More Less Consumption

Pharmaceutical

Cosmetics/Personal Care

Lubricant/Grease

Soap/Detergent

NONFOOD USES OF OILS/FATS

OILS/FATS

DIRECT USE OLEOCHEMICALS

ROUTE

Soap Basic oleochemicals

EPO/Polyols

Diesel substitute

Specialty Chemicals/

Derivatives (methyl

esters and glycerol)

Consumer and

household products

SOAP MAKING

SOAP

SODIUM SALT OF FATTY ACID

OLDEST CLEANING AGENT

MOST IMPORTANT ANIONIC

SURFACTANT

PALM-BASED SOAP NOODLES

FROM MALAYSIA

PO 80, 75, 70, 60

PKO 20, 25, 30, 40

H2O 9-12.5%

TFM 79-83%

FFA 1.3 - 7.0%

GLY 0.4 - 0.6%

Sesq. Present

Titre oC 38-52

Specialty soaps - contain special

additives for specific

functionality (1- 5%)

Process similar to toilet soaps

Additives:

Emollients, humectant,

Moisturisers, occlusive

agents, dermabrasive agents,

medicaments, anti-irritants,

etc.

Trendy

Palm-based soap noodles to

replace tallow

Process - neutralization of fatty

acids

Plus other additives to enhance

transparency, appearance and

performances

Can be used for decoration and

skin care or gifts

23

1. AMALGAMATOR

2. ROLL MILL

3. PLODDER

4. PNEUMATIC PRESS MOULD

1 2 3

4

Bar Soap

POLYOLS

PROPERTIES POP

PIONEER

POP PRIMER

POP

PREMIER

OHV, mg KOH/g

AV, mg KOH/g

IV, g I2/100g

Viscosity, 25oC, cP

115 - 120

0.5 - 0.7

5 - 10

3000 - 3200

115 - 125

0.7 - 0.8

10 - 15

3600 - 3800

70 - 80

0.6 - 0.7

6 - 8

600 - 800

MONIER COOLBOARD

COMMERCIALIZED PALM-BASED PU

-House using

palm-based PU

wall ceiling panels

5 – 7 oC cooler

than house with no

insulation

- Energy savings if

the house needs to

be air-conditioned.

- Ideal product for

hot and humid

countries

Temperature Comparison - Normal & Monier Cool Roof

20

25

30

35

40

45

Date

/ T

ime

02/0

8/2

002 2

0:5

7

03/0

8/2

002 1

:12

03/0

8/2

002 5

:27

03/0

8/2

002 9

:42

03/0

8/2

002 1

3:5

7

03/0

8/2

002 1

8:1

2

03/0

8/2

002 2

2:2

7

04/0

8/2

002 2

:42

04/0

8/2

002 6

:57

04/0

8/2

002 1

1:1

2

04/0

8/2

002 1

5:2

7

04/0

8/2

002 1

9:4

2

04/0

8/2

002 2

3:5

7

05/0

8/2

002 4

:12

05/0

8/2

002 8

:27

05/0

8/2

002 1

2:4

2

05/0

8/2

002 1

6:5

7

05/0

8/2

002 2

1:1

2

06/0

8/2

002 1

:27

06/0

8/2

002 5

:42

06/0

8/2

002 9

:57

06/0

8/2

002 1

4:1

2

06/0

8/2

002 1

8:2

7

06/0

8/2

002 2

2:4

2

07/0

8/2

002 2

:57

07/0

8/2

002 7

:12

07/0

8/2

002 1

1:2

7

07/0

8/2

002 1

5:4

2

Date / Time

Cels

ius

Normal Monier Cool Roof

Ornamental products (OP) are used to:

Enhance the beauty & add value to a finished building

Landscape

Most of the conventional ornamental products are made from:

Wood

Concrete

Gypsum reinforced with glass fibers

GREEN POLYURETHANE FOR

ORNAMENTAL PRODUCTS

polyurethane.pdf

Emulsion polymers.pdf

USES OF FATTY METHYL ESTERS AND GLYCEROL

FROM BIODIESEL

BIODIESEL Direct use as biodiesel

FEEDSTOCKS

FOR

DERIVATIVES

Soap

Fatty alcohols

Fatty alcohol sulphates

Fatty alcohol ether sulphates

Methyl ester sulphonates

Methyl ester ethoxylates

EMOLLIENT/

SOLVENT/

ADJUVANT

Detergent,

Textile

Agro-chemicals

Lubricants

GLYCEROL SPECIALTY CHEMICALS

HYDROPHOBIC TAIL

HYDROPHILIC HEADS

+

-

+ -

anionic

cationic

amphoterics

nonionics

Gas Generator Sulphonator Digester

Bleacher Neutralizer Turbo Tube Dryer

MPOB’S α-SME PILOT PLANT (20 kg/hr)

(Chemithon’s Technology)

25 KG/BATCH ESTERQUATS

PILOT PLANT

1ST STAGE

PRODUCTION OF

ESTERAMINES

FATTY ACID METHYL

ESTER TRIETHANOLAMINE

CATALYST

2ND STAGE

PRODUCTION OF

ESTERQUATS DIMETHYL

SULFATES

ESTERAMINES

ISOPROPANOL

SURFACTANTS

ANIONICS :

MES for laundry

detergent, liquid

cleaner, etc.

CATIONICS :

Esterquat for

Household fabric

softerner

LIQUID DETERGENT POWDER DETERGENT

LIQUID AND POWDER

DETERGENT

PILOT PLANTS

Companies Location Capacity

(tonnes/yr)

Grundy Kuantan,

Pahang 24,000

Lion ECO Chemicals Sdn

Bhd

Tanjung

Langsat, Johor 25,000

KL Kepong Oleomas

Selangor 50,000

Guangzhou Keylink

Chemical Co. (Lonkey-Sime

Darby-Emery

Oleochemicals)

China 40,000

Huish (upgraded from

54,000 tonnes/yr) Utah 70,000

Producers

Methy ester sulfonate or α-SME

Item RM/year

A. Capital Investment:

• Machinery & Equipment

• Renovation

• Vehicles

• etc

RM 556,500

B. Operational Cost

• Raw material

• Labor

• Utilities

• Rental

• Packaging

• etc.

RM 704,700

Production Capacity: 300,000 kg/yr

Sales and Revenue

COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS

Internal Rate of Return (IRR) 33.08

Benefit : Cost RM 1.12

Net Present Value @ 12% RM 488,383

Return of Investment (ROI) 2.8 years

Item Per year

Sales price/ 3 kg packing RM 18.00

Total sales (packs) 50,000

C. Revenue RM 900,000

D. Gross Profit (C – B) RM 195,300

Surfactant.pdf

Item Main Company Vendor Company

A. Capital Investment:

• Machinery & Equipment

• Renovation

• Vehicles

• etc

RM 1,200,150

-

-

RM 94,500

B. Operational Cost

• Basic cosmetic raw material

• Specialty cosmetic raw material

• Labor

• Utilities

• Rental

• Packaging

• Marketing

• etc.

RM 536,150

-

-

-

RM 93,404

Sales and Revenue

Item Main Company Vendor Company

Basic Cosmetic:

Sales price/kg

Total sales (kg/year)

Revenue (per year)

RM 10

10,500 kg

RM 105,000

Specialty Cosmetic:

Sales price/unit

Total sales (Unit @ 30 g/year)

Revenue (per year)

RM 40

21,000 units

RM 840,000

RM 40

3,000 units

RM 120,000

C. Total Revenue RM 945,000 RM 120,000

D. Gross Profit (C – B) RM 408,850 RM 26,596

Economic Analysis

(Cosmetic Product: Basic &

Specialty) COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS

Main Company Vendor Company

Internal Rate of Return (IRR) 35.09%

23.16%

Benefit : Cost RM 1.21 RM 1.02

Net Present Value @ 12% RM 1,163,459 RM 36,683

Return of Investment (ROI) 2.7 years RM 3.6 years

1. nanomaterials.pdf

2. Industrial cleaning.pdf

3. Accenture_Home_and_Personal_Care_

Low_Res_final.pdf

Emulsion systems using colloid technology to be formulate into agro

products for efficient delivery of active into plant.

Herbicides, insecticides, fungisides, fertilizers

and soil treatments

Adjuvants, surfactants for emulsifying,

dispersing, and foaming action for stable

emulsion building

Palm-based microemulsion insecticides

Palm-based E as aerosol-insecticides

Agrochemicals.pdf

To support the downstream activities of

palm oil industries

BIODEGRADATION TEST LABORATORY

Closed Bottle Test

Sample Preparation CO2 Evolution Test

Acute Toxicity Test

OECD GLP Certified Lab

To cater for REACH requirements

and other regulations that may arise

in the future.

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy Gas Chromatography

HPLC Wet Analysis

For claims substantiation of consumer

products

Efficacy tests (in vivo and in vitro)

for claims substantiation

particularly for EU market Microbiology test

SPF claims

Skin color

Patch test for

product safety

Lembaga Pembangunan Pelaburan Malaysia (MIDA)

Director General of MPOB

Datuk Dr Choo Yuen May

Director of Advanced Oleochemical Technology Division (AOTD)

Dr Hazimah Abu Hassan

( [email protected] )

Senior Research Fellow (AOTD)

Madam Rosnah Ismail

( [email protected] )

I can be contacted at [email protected]

(Tel no. 603-87694205)