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Trades about 52% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Japfa Comfeed Indonesia Tbk operates as a comprehensive agribusiness enterprise with diverse operations. Its activities are segmented into animal feed production, poultry breeding, commercial farming, poultry processing and consumer goods, aquaculture, and a range of trading and other ventures. The company manufactures various feed products for livestock, including poultry (day-old chicks, pullets, and broilers) and aquatic species (feed for freshwater, brackish, and marine fish and shrimp). In addition to feed, it is a key producer of day-old chicks and live broiler birds, along with processing chicken into consumer-ready products. Japfa Comfeed also develops and manages cold storage and processing facilities, as well as fish and shrimp farms and hatcheries. Its agricultural endeavors extend to commercial farming and the breeding and slaughter of beef cattle. Supporting its primary operations, the company produces woven plastic bags, copra pellets, veterinary supplies (vaccines, medicines, and vitamins), and livestock equipment, while also operating retail meat outlets. Beyond its core agricultural and food-related activities, Japfa Comfeed is involved in real estate development, plantation management, general commerce, marine transportation, and investment management. Founded in 1971 and based in Jakarta, Indonesia, the company distributes its products across Indonesia, Asia, Europe, and the United States. PT Japfa Comfeed Indonesia Tbk is a subsidiary of Japfa Ltd.
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