Crop file

Palm is a plantation story and a jerrycan story.

Public markets in Nigeria already talk about palm through companies. Kitchens talk about oil through tins and rumours of adulteration. AgriStock will not merge those conversations into one green number.

Specify the product

CPO, PKO, refined, packaged — “oil” is not a spec. Packaging and grade decide whether you are in an industrial lot or a story about households. If a partner cannot say which, the listing should stay pending.

Plantation companies on the listed tape (names people already know) are equity watches. They are not a drum in your allocated units unless a lot says so.

Why the tape looks palm-heavy

Because that is how Nigerian listed agri already exists. Ignoring Presco and Okomu would look like we do not know the market. Putting them in the same bucket as a warehouse lot would look like we do not know the difference. The second desk exists for that reason.

Catalogue quotes on NGX names are labelled in the product when that is what we have. Live prints on a global agri name are coverage, not a trophy.

Diligence