10 Jul 2026
CP Vietnam, part of Thailand’s Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF), is adopting artificial intelligence (AI) across its integrated feed-farm-food value chain, as part of the strategic cooperation agreement signed between global IT company FPT and CPF at the Thailand–Vietnam Business Forum 2026.
The initiatives will introduce practical AI applications across businesses and functions to enhance productivity, optimize operations, and support long-term sustainable growth across the agrifood value chain.
Six priority initiatives
As part of the program, the two organizations will jointly implement six priority initiatives:
These use cases will be deployed through a two-phase roadmap starting with data and technology foundations before scaling proven applications across operations.
AI-first approach
To support implementation, FPT applies the company’s AI-first approach, anchored by its end-to-end AI platform FleziPT, a global network of over 30,000 AI-augmented engineers, AI factories in Vietnam and Japan, and partnerships with leading global AI companies.
This ecosystem is further strengthened by FPT CASAN, a five-level AI transformation framework, including Curious, Augmented, Standard, Automatic, and Native, which enables enterprises to move from fragmented AI pilots to structured, enterprise-wide adoption with measurable outcomes.
“As agriculture continues to evolve through digital transformation, AI plays a central role in enabling more connected, predictive, and autonomous operations across the value chain. Leveraging our AI native capabilities, proven by the FPT CASAN framework, alongside AI-augmented workforce, FPT is committed to partnering with CP to build and execute a clear transformation roadmap, from initial exploration to embedding AI as a core organizational capability,” said Levi Nguyen, CEO for Thailand and Taiwan at FPT Corporation.
“Through this collaboration, we aim to integrate AI into key agricultural processes, enhancing productivity, improving decision-making, and driving sustainable growth at scale across Thailand, Vietnam, and beyond.”
Combining the strengths
Montri Suwanposri, Director, Member of Executive Committee at CPF and Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors at CP Vietnam, said this partnership between CP and FPT demonstrates how combining the strengths of two organizations can create tangible value.
“By leveraging AI and digital transformation across CP Vietnam’s integrated feed-farm-food value chain, from farm to family, we aim to enhance productivity, strengthen food safety, and improve people’s quality of life,” Mr Montri explained.
“Throughout our 33 years of operations in Vietnam, CP Group has remained steadfast in its commitment to innovation and sustainable development alongside the communities we serve. Building on this foundation, we are ready for the next stage of growth: reinforcing our position as a trusted partner to stakeholders, contributing to a sustainable future for the agrifood industry, and creating shared benefits for both countries.”

FPT and CP exchanged a strategic cooperation agreement, witnessed by the Kingdom of Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, advancing AI-led collaboration for sustainable agrifood value chains.
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