Century Pacific Food Inc. (CNPF) is maintaining its 2026 capital expenditure budget at ₱8–9 billion, double the ₱4.1 billion spent in 2025, driven by growing demand across its product lines.
The company still targets double-digit growth this year, despite challenges including geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the recent Mindanao earthquake, which temporarily disrupted operations.
Funds will go toward expanding capacity for coconut, dairy, tuna, pet food, and meat production. Major investments also support its original equipment manufacturer (OEM) export segment, especially coconut water, backed by long-term supply contracts.
CNPF noted that while inflation has made consumers more price-conscious, trusted brands remain preferred. It raised prices by only 3% in May—roughly half the current inflation rate—and offers products across all income brackets to retain sales even as buyers downsize or seek more affordable options.
