The Lamoiyan Team (from left): Bing Tecson-Cavestany, COO; Joel C. Pedro, president and CEO; Michael C. Bayungan, SAVP Plant Operations; and Archie G. Romero, head of manufacturing.
Photograph courtesy of Lamoiyan
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Headed by self-confessed “car geek” Joel Conrad Pedro, its new CEO, Lamoiyan Corporation is revving up to a bigger, brighter year ahead.
Currently, at the heart of its base along the highway in Parañaque, this brick-and-mortar development is visual proof of market growth. Flexing muscle, Lamoiyan enters 2025 bigger and with more brands to roll out.
Says Pedro, “The past couple of years after the pandemic has shown a big surge in terms of market demand for products with value for value for money that our trademark household brands deliver coupled with robust retail alliances and government partnerships has seen Lamoiyan growing in both categories and business channels. While erecting physical storage may be the ultimate proof of business growth, Lamoiyan’s expansion includes forays into new channels like data-based new product development based on consumer need.”
Four decades in the market sees Lamoiyan competing on level field with global giants. Exporting to SEA, APAC and MENA, local business and global reach provide good reason to expand its warehouse and increase in inventory.
Already, the company awaiting the arrival of new machines for manufacturing new product categories. Technology and innovation are part and parcel of business strategy in the age of digital, and Lamoiyan prides itself in understanding the impact of digital supply chain models on the business.
Leveraging on the growing potential of online platforms and eCommerce, Lamoiyan aims to logistically serve client on-ground or online, big retail or sari-sari stores still mainly through its distributor network. The warehouse functions as homecourt to properly store the new product lines and house the new process with the new equipment.
Pedro explains, “The other part of having a bigger facility is to be able to logistically serve all the clients that includes online platforms. The warehouse is catered towards being able to add a future line, and a development for putting in new machines for us to manufacture other categories that might be useful for that next expansion.”
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Photo 1: Joel C. Pedro, president & CEO, Lamoiyan Corp.
Photo 2: Photos:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Bn1RbG-KdhzX_D4pjXq1fcyHDYvDEWA8
