Chuwit Farm boosts production capacity to capture rising global chicken demand

• Q3 2025 revenue: USD 1.83 million (+6.4%)

Growth was driven by effective cost management, higher broiler delivery volumes, and favorable selling prices.

These updates were presented during the Q3/2025 Opportunity Day by Dr Sirirak Khaochaimaha, Deputy Managing Director – Accounting & Finance, and Mathucha Jungthanasomboon, Deputy Managing Director – Management Division.

Operational efficiency drives growth outlook for Q4

Chuwit Farm expects continued growth momentum in Q4 2025, supported by improvements in farm management and broiler-raising processes.

The company successfully increased its annual raising cycles by two additional cycles, equating to approximately 1 million more chickens compared to last year, bringing the total number of chickens in its system to 15 million.

Meanwhile, broiler raising time per cycle improved from an average of 42.7 days to 42.47 days, a reduction of 0.2 days, significantly lowering holding costs. Mortality rates also dropped sharply from 0.43% to 0.19%, boosting production output without impacting fixed costs.

The company expects these efficiency gains to translate into stronger year-end revenues.

Global and Thai poultry industry trends remain supportive

Thailand’s poultry industry continues to expand on the back of strict quality control systems and international buyer confidence.

Chicken remains the world’s most in-demand protein—affordable, suitable for all religions, and aligned with growing health-conscious consumption trends.

Additionally, the ongoing avian influenza outbreaks in several countries, particularly the US, have driven global poultry prices higher than other protein categories. Global chicken consumption in 2025 is projected to increase by around 3%.

International standards and strong biosecurity strengthen export potential

“The Thai poultry industry is enjoying sustained growth, and this presents an opportunity for Chuwit Farm to strengthen its operations and expand exports,” said Dr Sirirak.

Chuwit Farm has been certified under the Farm First Assurance Scheme by LRQA (Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance), reflecting high standards in food safety, supply chain integrity, animal welfare, and sustainability—critical credentials for exports to Europe and the UK, in addition to Japan, Thailand’s largest export market.

The company’s stringent biosafety practices are a key competitive advantage. The company has never encountered avian influenza in its farms, supported by strict preventive measures including controlled farm entry, mandatory vehicle disinfection, 100% staff shower-and-change protocol, and the use of EVAP (Evaporative Cooling System) closed housing.

These measures reduce risk, enhance production efficiency, and support long-term sustainable growth.