The Lao family-led manufacturing giant D&L Industries is confident it can deliver long-term growth despite global uncertainties, banking on its essential product lines and investments in new facilities like the Batangas plant.
The Lao family’s food ingredients and chemicals manufacturing giant D&L Industries reported a 10 percent jump in first-quarter net income to P681 million in 2025, lifted by strong export sales and growing output from its Batangas manufacturing hub.
The Lao family-led food ingredients and chemicals manufacturing giant D&L Industries is considering building a second biodiesel plant as the government moves to raise the required biodiesel blend from 3 percent to 4 percent by October 2025, and to 5 percent by October 2026.
D&L Industries, led by the Lao family, managed to grow profits despite rising costs, with recurring income up 2 percent to P2.3 billion in 2024, driven by strong exports and the improving performance of its Batangas plant.
As global businesses brace for the fallout of the US-China trade war, D&L Industries sees an opening—turning market tensions into new opportunities for growth.
One of the Philippines’ largest plastic manufacturers, D&L Polymer & Colours, part of the Lao family’s D&L Industries, is pioneering eco-friendly solutions by replacing traditional polymers with natural fibers like abaca and vetiver.
The Lao family's food and industrial chemicals manufacturing giant D&L Industries Inc. sees biodiesel as a welcome addition to its growth drivers for 2025.
The Lao family-led food and chemicals manufacturing giant D&L Industries posted a recurring income of P1.8 billion for the first nine months of 2024, a 1-percent increase year-on-year.
The Lao family’s company, D&L Industries, received a LEED Gold certification for the green operations of its Quezon City head office, the LBL Building.