“The first quarter of 2022 has received more than its fair share of headwinds, yet, concurrently, we are feeling tailwinds coming from the Philippine economic reopening,” Century Pacific Chief Finance Officer Richard S. Manapat said in a statement.
Of its businesses, the branded segment contributed 82% to the company’s topline. The segment is composed of marine, meat, milk and other emerging businesses. He added that the company is intent on pursuing “long-term growth initiatives” by continuously boosting its core marine and meat businesses and investing in the growth of its emerging businesses, citing newly launched “innovations.”
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