What First Pacific Does & How It Makes Money (0142.HK)
Updated October 2026 · reflects First Pacific's latest reported financials
Hong Kong holding company investing in Asian food, telecom, and infrastructure. It earns income from the businesses it holds: sales of branded foods and agribusiness products, telecom and digital service fees, and regulated or contracted revenue from power, water, electricity distribution, toll roads and rail, along with sales of mined gold, copper and silver.
How First Pacific makes money
It earns income from the businesses it holds: sales of branded foods and agribusiness products, telecom and digital service fees, and regulated or contracted revenue from power, water, electricity distribution, toll roads and rail, along with sales of mined gold, copper and silver.
What First Pacific does
First Pacific Company Limited, founded in 1981 and headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, is an investment holding company whose businesses operate mainly in the Philippines and Indonesia, with further activity in Singapore, the Middle East, Africa and other markets. It works in four areas: consumer food products, telecommunications, infrastructure and natural resources. On the consumer side, it makes noodles, dairy, snacks, seasonings, nutrition foods, beverages, and flour and pasta under the Bogasari brand. It also runs agribusiness operations covering seed breeding, oil palm plantations and cooking oils, sugar cane and rubber. Outside food, its companies provide fiber, fixed-line and cellular networks, operate gas-fired power plants, distribute electricity and water, run toll roads and light rail, offer healthcare and real estate services, and mine gold, copper and silver.
Products & services
- Bogasari wheat flour and pasta
- Instant noodles and packaged foods
- Cooking oils, margarine and shortening
- Fiber, fixed-line and cellular telecom services
- Water distribution, toll roads and light rail
- Gas-fired power and electricity distribution
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