Malaysia should invest more in the downstream sector of its agriculture industry to cushion the impact of volatile commodity prices, says Rabobank Southeast Asia.
Its director of food and agribusiness research and advisory, Pawan Kumar, said the downstream business tends to benefit more from the downtrend in commodity prices with its ample supplies and fixed retail prices.
"It is a matter of focus. Whenever Malaysian companies decide to go deep into something, they have traditionally done very well, be it upstream or downstream.
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Its director of food and agribusiness research and advisory, Pawan Kumar, said the downstream business tends to benefit more from the downtrend in commodity prices with its ample supplies and fixed retail prices.
"It is a matter of focus. Whenever Malaysian companies decide to go deep into something, they have traditionally done very well, be it upstream or downstream.
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