Oil palm and durian, grown in Membakut.
But that's not all. We're a proudly Sabahan-owned company with established businesses and new ideas taking shape.
Our estate
Our estate in Membakut, from the air: terraced rows of oil palms between winding estate roads.
Inside an oil palm fruit: the skin, the orange pulp that palm oil is pressed from, a thin hard shell, and the kernel, which gives palm kernel oil.

Cut from the tree
Oil palm
Good farming takes everyday attention.
Our teams train in crop management, maintaining roads and drains, protecting buffer zones and handling waste.
Fresh fruit bunches


Pressed into oil
Durian
Five varieties. One estate.
We started planting in 2018. The trees are now seven to eight years old and coming into production.
Musang King: deep golden flesh, thick and creamy
Black Thorn: named for this dark tip
Puteri Dalit: red, orange or yellow flesh
Tasting notes
- 01
Musang King
D197, also called Raja Kunyit
Malaysia's best-known durian, with a bittersweet finish.
- 02
Black Thorn
D200, also called Duri Hitam
Orange-yellow flesh, smooth and custard-like, rich and buttery.
- 03
D24
The Malaysian classic
Pale yellow flesh, full-bodied and aromatic, with bitterness balanced by just enough sweetness.
- 04
D88
The crowd-pleaser
Lighter and more approachable, for people who like it mild.
- 05
Puteri Dalit
Native to Borneo Rare
D'Cafe makes it into soft serve, with no artificial flavours or colours.
Durian traceability
Every tree has a file.
- 1Identify the tree. A unique QR code links each tree to its record.
- 2Update in the field. Staff record fruit counts, tree health and flowering or fruiting stages.
- 3See its history. Scan the code to see the tree's details and records.
How we grow it
- Certified
- myGAP, Malaysia's Good Agricultural Practices. Cert. myGAP(SBH).24.0030/S-18732, valid until 31 May 2027
- Picked
- By our own teams

At the estate

Durian Station
Our visitor site, about an hour's drive from KK Airport. Pick a durian and we'll crack it open for you on the spot.
What's on offer depends on the season and each day's fruit drop.
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