The Farm expands with P1-B investment

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The Farm at San Benito, the Philippines’ first and one of its kind holistic medical wellness destination, is expanding with P1-billion investments to further develop the 48-hectare estate in Lipa, Batangas.

The Farm at San Benito, the Philippines’ first and one of its kind holistic medical wellness destination, is expanding with P1-billion investments to further develop the 48-hectare estate in Lipa, Batangas, even as the local brand is also making forays in the international market in the high-end medical wellness industry.

“It’s been a nonstop continuous process of building, adding more facilities,” said Chaudhary, the first billionaire of Nepal in the Forbes List. So far, 12 hectares of the 48-hectare facility have been built up or developed, but they will preserve the forest and lush green ecosystem and work around it. The Wellness Residences component is expected to cover four hectares for the Acacia and another four to five hectares for the Mahogany residences.

Chaudhary further noted of the financial progress of The Farm. While he did not provide exact figures, Chaudhary noted how The Farm, which is 90 minutes away from the Manila International Airport, has progressed since he became the majority owner of the venture. The Farm at San Benito rests on 48 hectares of lush green environment with life-sustaining microbiome ecology, fresh air and strong positive life-giving energy radiating around the property.

 

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