From 9–11 July, a senior delegation from Charoen Pokphand Group (C.P. Group), led by Mr. Soopakij Chearavanont, Chairman of C.P. Group, visited Vietnam for a series of high-level meetings with government leaders, the National Assembly's Committee for Economic and Financial Affairs, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, and business partners.

 Mr. Soopakij Chearavanont, Chairman of C.P. Group, and the Group's senior leadership delegation during their working visit to Vietnam.

During the meetings, Mr. Soopakij expressed his appreciation to the Government of Vietnam and relevant authorities for their continued support of C.P. Group's operations over the past three decades.
He also reaffirmed the Group's long-term commitment to Vietnam, highlighting its plans to expand investment, advance digital transformation and AI adoption, and support the development of a modern, sustainable, and environmentally responsible agri-food sector.

The C.P. Group delegation meets with Vice Minister of Agriculture and Environment Nguyen Quoc Tri in Hanoi on 10 July 2026.

Expanding Value-Added Processing and Export Capacity

"C.P. Group is committed to expanding its investment in Vietnam, strengthening the country's role not only as a domestic market but also as a strategic production hub serving international export markets," said Mr. Soopakij Chearavanont, Chairman of C.P. Group.

Mr. Soopakij Chearavanont, Chairman of C.P. Group, during a meeting with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment on 10 July 2026.

Discussing the Group's future development plans, Mr. Montri Suwanposri, Member of CPF Executive Committee and Vice Chairman of C.P. Vietnam Corporation, said that expanding value-added food processing and exports will be among C.P. Group's key investment priorities in Vietnam. Planned initiatives include increasing poultry processing capacity, investing in new production facilities, and further strengthening the country's integrated hygienic slaughtering network to support long-term growth in both domestic and export markets.

Mr. Montri Suwanposri shares C.P. Group's long-term investment strategy for Vietnam.

In the poultry sector, CPV Food Binh Phuoc, C.P. Group's integrated poultry farming and export processing complex, currently operates with advanced production technology and a processing capacity of approximately one million chickens per week for export markets. Building on the project's strong performance, C.P. Group plans to invest an additional USD 200 million to double the facility's capacity to two million chickens per week.

C.P. Group also plans to invest approximately USD 300 million in a new poultry processing plant in Phu Tho Province, with a designed capacity of one million chickens per week. The project is expected to strengthen processing capacity in northern Vietnam, expand the supply of value-added poultry products, and support the country's agri-food export growth.

In the pork processing sector, C.P. Vietnam has established a network of five hygienic slaughterhouses nationwide. The company plans to invest a further USD 100 million to expand and enhance its integrated pork processing system, ensuring compliance with the evolving requirements of both domestic and international markets.

 CPV Food Binh Phuoc Complex currently processes approximately one million chickens per week for export markets.

Through its fully integrated Feed–Farm–Food business model, C.P. Vietnam manages every stage of the value chain from breeding and biosecurity to food processing and traceability. This integrated approach strengthens quality control across the production process while enabling the company to meet increasingly stringent food safety and traceability standards in both domestic and export markets.

Leveraging Technology to Create Greater Value Across the Agri-Food Chain

Alongside expanding processing capacity, technology remains a cornerstone of C.P. Group's long-term investment strategy. The adoption of digital technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), and advanced management systems is expected to improve operational efficiency, strengthen quality assurance, optimize production, and enhance traceability throughout the agri-food value chain.

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In Vietnam, C.P. Vietnam is accelerating the adoption of AI and data-driven solutions across its livestock operations. These initiatives aim to standardize operational data, enhance monitoring and analytics, strengthen traceability and risk management, and improve decision-making across the integrated production system.

The Group also continues to invest in technologies that improve production efficiency, optimize energy consumption, strengthen quality control, and streamline supply chain management. At the same time, renewable energy, resource recovery, and green manufacturing practices remain integral to its vision for modern, sustainable agriculture.

In support of its Net Zero by 2050 commitment, C.P. Vietnam is implementing a range of initiatives to improve energy efficiency, increase the use of renewable energy, and strengthen greenhouse gas emissions management throughout its operations. The company is also advancing circular economy practices by reducing packaging materials, expanding reuse and recycling programs, and promoting more efficient resource management.

 C.P. Vietnam develops its farms with a strong focus on biosecurity, quality assurance, and full product traceability.

Looking ahead, C.P. Group continues to view Vietnam as one of its strategic markets for agri-food development. The Group plans to expand investment in higher value-added segments, strengthen food processing capacity, accelerate technology adoption, and enhance production capabilities for both domestic and export markets, supporting the long-term development of a modern, safe, and sustainable agri-food industry in Vietnam.