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Aboitiz Foods sets P5.2B for expansion, efficiency push

Aboitiz Foods is investing P5.2 billion in 2024 to expand feed mill operations, boost automation, and fund R&D for long-term efficiency and competitiveness. Learn how the company is driving strategic growth in the Philippines and Southeast Asia while taking a disciplined approach to its Good Meat business.
Aboitiz Foods is investing P5.2 billion in 2024 to expand feed mill operations, boost automation, and fund R&D for long-term efficiency and competitiveness. Learn how the company is driving strategic growth in the Philippines and Southeast Asia while taking a disciplined approach to its Good Meat business.
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Aboitiz Foods has earmarked P5.2 billion in capital expenditures for the year, with the bulk directed toward expanding feed mill operations and improving efficiency across its businesses.

During its parent firm’s annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday, Aboitiz Foods President and CEO Tristan Aboitiz said the company already spent about P366 million, or roughly 7 percent of its full-year budget to date.

“Of the total budget that we put forward, 66 percent of that is allocated towards strategic growth initiatives and 34 percent was allocated towards what we define as, you know, kind of maintenance of business or efficiency improvement initiatives throughout the group,” Aboitiz said. 

Aboitiz Foods is investing P5.2 billion in 2024 to expand feed mill operations, boost automation, and fund R&D for long-term efficiency and competitiveness. Learn how the company is driving strategic growth in the Philippines and Southeast Asia while taking a disciplined approach to its Good Meat business.
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He said investments are focused on expanding feed mill operations in the Philippines, alongside automation and research and development (R&D) initiatives to enhance efficiency and long-term competitiveness. 

“Strategic investments will focus on expanding our feed mill operations in the Philippines alongside continued automation of processes and R&D projects to enhance operational efficiency and support the group’s long-term competitiveness.”

Overseas, the company is advancing its regional expansion strategy, with ongoing site identification and planning for an integrated feed and farm project in East Malaysia.

It also strengthened its presence in Singapore in the first quarter through investments in Diasham Resources and an aquaculture-focused R&D facility to enhance product development and advance science-based solutions.

Meanwhile, Aboitiz said the group is adopting a more disciplined approach to its Good Meat business this year, prioritizing operational improvements, efficiency gains, and stronger fundamentals over aggressive expansion, as it positions the segment for sustainable growth across both retail and business-to-business channels.

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