The additional cash dividend is equivalent to P0.08903 per share, payable on July 31, 2026, to stockholders of record as of July 8, 2026.

RFM President and Chief Executive Officer Joey Concepcion III said the additional dividend reflects the company’s confidence in the strength of its business and balance sheet in the face of the after-effects of the Iran war.

“RFM delivered a solid start to 2026, with first-quarter revenues rising 10 percent to P4.970 billion and net income increasing 10 percent to P341 million,” Concepcion said. “Our continued growth, healthy cash flows and disciplined capital allocation allow us to reward shareholders while investing in the capabilities that will support long-term expansion.”

For 2026, RFM’s capital expenditures will remain focused on the continuing upgrade of its milk lines, supporting product quality, operating efficiency and capacity enhancement in one of the company’s key growth categories.

The investment is expected to strengthen RFM’s branded dairy platform and help sustain momentum in ready-to-drink and value-added milk products.

RFM also announced board changes, following its June 24, 2026 annual stockholders’ meeting, as part of its continuing board refresh and succession program.

Veteran business leader George Barcelon was elected independent director, succeeding Lilia Bautista, while Mary Elizabeth Santos was elected regular director, replacing John Marie Concepcion.