olam food ingredients (ofi)
ofi is a global leader offering naturally good food & beverage ingredients and solutions. Pioneers at heart we operate at the forefront of consumer trends to provide food & beverage manufactures and retailers with products and ingredients that will delight their customers.
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Singapore Business Review Technology Excellence Awards 2026 Winner: Roshan Kapoor of Olam Food Ingredients
Singapore Business Review Technology Excellence Awards 2026 Winner: Roshan Kapoor of Olam Food Ingredients
Roshan Kapoor of Olam Food Ingredients shares how its Track and Trace platform validates ground-level mapping using satellite imagery.
Olam's ofi secures $1.62b dual-tranche loan for IPO prep
The facility comprises a two-year revolving credit and a three-year term loan tranche.
Olam Food Ingredients unveils 2030 targets
Firm aims to boost farm productivity and reduce scope 3 emissions.
Olam Food Ingredients secures $665m SACE-backed financing
The facility includes a five-year US$250 million tranche and a seven-year JPY37.38 billion tranche (US$250m).
5 SG-based firms are amongst first to commit to nature-related disclosures
Most will begin including nature-related disclosures in their annual report for FY2025.
Olam Group subsidiary secures multi-tranche sustainability-linked loan
Olam food ingredients (ofi) seeks to deliver sustainable food and beverage ingredients.
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