Pepsi Cola Products Philippines Inc.—the exclusive manufacturer of PepsiCo beverages in the country— takes on bold transformational agenda to strengthen its position for long-term growth.
"Our transformation urges us to digitize, streamline processes, rationalize spending and review our roadmaps. These are part of the company’s multifaceted approach to usher the business to sustainable profitability," PCPPI president and chief executive Frederick Ong said during the company’s virtual summit in April.
The company, despite the pandemic in 2020, launched its ambitious transformation journey. In November last year, the two-year rigorous planning and full implementation of its advanced Enterprise Management System happened, integrating eight end-to-end core business processes.
Before 2020 ended, the company’s expansion and sustainability projects ensued. Earlier this year, it opened its newest line in Santo Tomas, Batangas to boost production. PCPPI also signed a deal to install solar panels in three of its plants. The rest of the firm's manufacturing plants will also be solar-powered soon.
PCPPI sees its non-carbonated products pitching in to the company's good performance in 2021. It emphasizes that the softdrinks line will still hold strong presence.
With a promising 2021 first quarter, PCPPI extends several innovations they started in the previous year. These include business automation, reconfiguring the organization and improving manufacturing and sales footprint. Such actions will deliver cost savings and increase productivity for the beverage firm.
“The business performs better because our transformation journey is starting to manifest. We continue to aim for financial and business growth beyond the global health crisis, and to boost economic activity and recovery,” Ong said.
PPCPI manufactures and sells PepsiCo beverage brands such as Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew, 7-Up, Mirinda, Mug, Gatorade, Aquafina, Premier, Sting, Tropicana and Lipton.
