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Vitarich highlights stronger financial performance and renewed purpose

Escrito por: nutriNews Asia

From left, Vitarich Directors: Rogelio M Sarmiento, Isabella Victoria M Sarmiento, Stephanie Nicole M Sarmiento-Garcia, Ricardo Manuel M Sarmiento, Jose Vicente C Bengzon III, Atty Aison Benedict C Velasco, Bienvenido S Bautista, and Vicente Julian A.

Vitarich Corporation, one of the Philippines’ leading integrated poultry and animal nutrition companies, convened its 2026 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting recently, where the company presented its 2025 performance and reaffirmed its long-term strategic direction anchored on the theme ‘Renewed Purpose’.

Vitarich reflected on 2025 as a year of organizational renewal marked by stronger profitability, disciplined execution, and a clearer focus on long-term success.

Guided by its renewed mission and vision, the company undertook an organizational realignment aimed at enhancing cohesion across the business, sharpening corporate direction, and positioning Vitarich as a deliberate, long-term leader in shaping the future of Philippine agribusiness.

At its core, the company’s renewed purpose reflects a commitment to creating value more intentionally and contributing more meaningfully to the communities it serves.

Solid financial results

Reflecting this renewed direction, Vitarich delivered solid financial results despite market headwinds.

2025: A milestone and a turning point

In his report to shareholders, President and CEO Ricardo Manuel M Sarmiento emphasized that 2025 represented both a milestone and a turning point for the company.

“We did more than look back at decades of growth, cycles of challenge, and subsequent recovery. We engaged in a profound organizational reflection. We took a step back to reassess not just how we operate, but why we exist,” Mr Sarmiento said.

“We are fully committed to building an organization that is not only operationally sound, but also profoundly relevant to the future of our country’s agricultural landscape and its driver of growth—the Filipino agripreneur. We aim to support livelihoods, enable new market opportunities, and build a more robust food supply chain for our nation.”

Commitment to sustainability

Mr Sarmiento also highlighted the company’s continuing commitment to sustainability, noting that Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles are increasingly integrated into daily operations—from procurement decisions and production processes to governance structures and risk management practices.

New member of the Board of Directors

During the meeting, shareholders elected Isabella Victoria M Sarmiento as a new member of the Board of Directors, following the shareholders’ ratification of the proposed amendment of the Amended Articles of Incorporation to increase the number of directors from nine (9) to ten (10).

Shareholders also ratified the acts of the Board and Management, confirmed the appointment of the external auditor, and approved the appointment of the company’s stock transfer agent.

Looking ahead

Looking ahead, Vitarich remains focused on advancing with discipline and sustainability while building a future-ready organization that creates shared value across Philippine agriculture.

Anchored on its renewed purpose, the company continues to strengthen its contribution to food security and livelihood creation.

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