Swift Foods Inc.
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ISIN
PHY8321K1118
CUSIP
Y8321K111
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S&P 500
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-39.31
14.20
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-44.15
81.12
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-35.19
68.34
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- Full Time Employees
- 13
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Food distributors
- Address
- Mandaluyong City Philippines
- IPO Date
- Oct 10, 1994
- Website
- swiftfoods.com.ph
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- Swift Foods, Inc. is an integrated agribusiness and poultry production company headquartered in Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Established in 1994 following its spin-off from RFM Corporation, the company engages in the breeding, raising, processing, and commercial distribution of poultry and animal feed products across the Philippine archipelago. Swift Foods, Inc. operates primarily through its Agribusiness and Poultry divisions, offering a broad portfolio of agricultural goods and commercial services that includes day-old chicks and fertile hatching eggs; live and dressed broiler chickens; fresh-chilled and frozen cut-up chicken portions; specialized livestock feeds and animal nutrition formulations; veterinary health and biosecurity supplies; and toll dressing, contract broiler growing, and cold storage management services for commercial agricultural partners. The company markets its poultry offerings under well-established consumer brands such as Swift and Blue Ribbon, serving a diversified customer base encompassing retail supermarkets, wet market vendors, fast-food restaurant chains, institutional foodservice providers, and regional agricultural distributors across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Swift Foods, Inc. maintains an extensive operational network of company-owned and contract-managed parent-stock breeding farms, modern commercial hatcheries, feed mills, and automated poultry dressing facilities. In recent periods, the company has undertaken significant strategic, operational, and financial reorganizations to optimize its operating profile, pivoting toward an asset-light toll-processing and contract-growing model, rationalizing underutilized production facilities through long-term commercial lease arrangements, and advancing comprehensive debt settlement and capital restructuring initiatives with creditor institutions to fortify liquidity and stabilize supply chain operations across the domestic livestock market.