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The Chinese market, being geographically close to Korea and having a high consumption of pork, has been an attractive market where Sunjin's expertise has led to successful stories. Back in 2007, ten years ago from now, Sunjin entered to China, establishing the Sungdo Feed Factory (10,000 tons/month) in Chongdu, Sichuan Province, marking its third global venture. Thereafter, leveraging the solid foothold in Chongdu, Sunjin expanded its business scale by establishing the Chulryeong Factory (10,000 tons/month) in Tieling, Liaoning Province in 2008, its second factory in China. Thanks to stable growth and development in the Chinese market, Sunjin expanded its presence by enlarging the Cheongdo Factory (6,000 tons/month) in Qingdao, Shandong Province, in 2009, maintaining its current appearance. In China, Sunjin is striving to expand beyond Swine Farming feed into dairy feed, aiming to broaden its reach. Additionally, to expand its beef cattle market, Sunjin is building cooperative models with local farms. Leveraging its 50 years of accumulated high technical expertise and competitiveness, Sunjin will continue to develop its presence in China as a global corporation.

“As a leading livestock company representing Myanmar.”

Myanmar, with a population of 56 million, possesses high economic growth potential and several competitive foreign livestock companies have entered the market, making significant contributions to Myanmar's economic development. Sunjin Myanmar, in the Feed Business, constructed its first feed factory in the southern region in 2014 (Bago, with a monthly capacity of 15,000 tons) and expanded its operations by building the second feed factory in the northern region in 2023 (Mandalay, with a monthly capacity of 20,000 tons) therefore currently, the company sells 20,000 tons of feed per month. Additionally, in the livestock sector, Sunjin operates two PS Swine Farms with total capacity of 2,400 sows, and PS Broiler Breeder Farms with a monthly production capacity of one million DOC, along with a hatchery. Consistently prioritizing localization in its business strategy from the early stages, Sunjin now aims to go beyond being a Korean-affiliated livestock company and aspires to become a leading livestock enterprise representing Myanmar, solidifying its prominent position in the market.

“Sunjin India, creating a new saga.”

India, a country 33 times the size of South Korea with a population of 1.4 billion, is a high-potential market where a total of 300 million cows are being raised. As the world's largest dairy nation, The annual milk production is 220 million tons, accounting for 24% of the global production, showcasing the country's boundless growth potential. In September 2018, Sunjin established its local subsidiary, Sunjin India, in the northwestern state of Punjab, the region with the highest dairy productivity in India. From February 2019, the company commenced the production of compound feed locally. Sunjin is delivering customer satisfaction through technological services and value activities and additionally, to expand its market presence, the company is conducting new value propagation activities in the northeastern market of India. India, a nation proud of its ancient Indus Valley Civilization and characterized by the Hindu cultural region, differs from the Southeast Asian countries where Sunjin has previously entered. Efforts are being made to achieve harmony with the local culture and cultivate a passionate culture unique to Sunjin India. Sunjin India plans to produce compound feed at its own factory from 2024, and with a focus on improving productivity and customer satisfaction, it will strive to become the leader in the feed market, following the spirit of Marching forward 15˚.

Xin chào~ Vietnam!

In April 2005, Sunjin established the Sunjin Vina feed factory near Ho Chi Minh City in Dong Nai Province. In 2007, an additional expansion was made to the shrimp feed factory, and in 2009, after acquiring and merging a feed factory (2nd factory) near Hanoi in Hung Yen Province, Sunjin established a feed factory (3rd factory) in Tien Giang Province in the Mekong Delta region. In 2018, responding to the increasing demand for premium feed and the enhancement of local Swine Integration Business in Vietnam, Sunjin set up the 4th factory near Hanoi in Hanam Province. With these expansions, Sunjin currently has a monthly production capacity of 60,000 tons of breeding feed. Moreover, Sunjin operates a total of 15,000 sow farms (consisting of six farms) and approximately 120 contract breeding farms, resulting in an annual sale of 300,000 swine. The company also possesses thirty thousand colored chicken breeder hen farms, hatcheries, and directly managed farm facilities in Vietnam, contributing to an annual sale of four million chickens locally. To achieve the realization of customer value through the completion of the 3F value chain of Feed-Farm-Food, around 1,000 Sunjin Vina employees are working hard.

“Sunjin Philippines, the first country for global expansion, steadily growing forward.”

The Philippines is the country where Sunjin first ventured into global business. The first factory is located in the northern part of Manila, Bulacan, and the second factory is situated in the southern part, Batangas, each equipped with advanced facilities capable of producing 13,000 tons per month. Sunjin supplies high-quality compound feed for various livestock, including Swine Farming, laying hens, and laying ducks, throughout the Philippines, including the Luzon Island, Visayas, and Mindanao regions. Furthermore, in 2018, Sunjin entered the Swine Integration Business and is currently operating farms with a total of 3,000 sows and Sunjin is also undertaking the establishment of new farms as part of its 2024 expansion goal. In 2024, marking its 27th anniversary, Sunjin Philippines aims to achieve a vision of enhancing the lives and profitability of business partners and livestock farms in the Philippines.