On May 22, 2026, Mavin Group officially released its 2025 Sustainability Report, marking the third consecutive year the Group has independently published a sustainability report aligned with ESG (Environmental – Social – Governance) principles. The Report not only reflects Mavin’s outstanding achievements in sustainable development throughout 2025, but also demonstrates the Group’s long-term commitment to building a modern, transparent and responsible agri-food ecosystem for communities, the environment and future generations.
Against the backdrop of the global agri-food industry facing increasing challenges from climate change, disease outbreaks, traceability requirements and increasingly stringent international standards, Mavin identifies ESG not as an option, but as a fundamental pillar for sustainable development and long-term competitiveness.
In the 2025 Sustainability Report, Mr. David John Whitehead – Chairman of Mavin Group, emphasized: “Mavin believes that a business can only develop sustainably when it creates harmonious value for customers, employees, communities and the environment. ESG is not a destination, but a continuous transformation journey for Mavin to become a more modern, transparent and socially responsible agri-food enterprise.”
With the theme “From COMMITMENT to Accelerating GREEN Transformation”, the Report marks Mavin’s transition from strategic commitments to concrete actions in accelerating green transformation and sustainable development across the agri-food sector in 2025. The Report clearly demonstrates Mavin’s practical ESG approach, with environmental, social and governance factors fully integrated throughout the Feed – Farm – Food – Vet value chain. Rather than implementing ESG as a symbolic initiative or purely for reporting purposes, the Group considers it the “backbone” of its long-term growth strategy and risk management framework.
In 2025, Mavin continued to promote cleaner production solutions, operational optimization and circular economy models across its entire system. Energy-saving programs, emissions reduction initiatives, solar energy applications, biogas technology, automation and digital transformation were implemented comprehensively across multiple subsidiaries. The Group also continued investing strongly in advanced technologies and modern management solutions to improve production efficiency, minimize environmental impacts and enhance resilience against market fluctuations.
One of the key milestones in 2025 was Mavin’s continued implementation of Sustainability-Linked Loans (SLL) with HSBC Bank, in which ESG indicators were incorporated into the financial conditions of the loans. This represents an important step forward, affirming Mavin’s governance capabilities and commitment to international sustainability standards, while expanding access to green finance and strengthening cooperation with global financial institutions.
Alongside its business objectives, Mavin remains committed to its philosophy of “growing together with the community” through livelihood support and social development programs in many localities across Vietnam. Since 2018, the Group has partnered with World Vision International to implement various livelihood support initiatives for poor and near-poor households, particularly women and children in disadvantaged areas. Hundreds of families have received breeding livestock, animal feed, technical training and economic capacity-building support to gradually establish sustainable livelihoods.
In terms of governance, Mavin continued accelerating digital transformation across the Group, with SAP ERP implemented throughout the value chain to enhance transparency, traceability and product quality control. Data digitalization and centralized governance not only improve operational efficiency, but also help strengthen trust among customers, partners and consumers.
The Report also highlights Mavin’s efforts in human resource development, workplace improvement, occupational safety enhancement and gender equality promotion. The Group identifies people as the foundation of sustainable development and will continue investing strongly in training and developing a high-quality workforce in the years ahead.
Looking forward, Mavin stated that it will continue advancing key ESG priorities, including greenhouse gas emissions reduction, resource optimization, renewable energy expansion, animal welfare enhancement, circular economy promotion and improved traceability across the entire value chain. At the same time, the Group aims to further accelerate technology adoption, digital transformation and modern management solutions to improve operational efficiency while driving sustainable development.
With its long-term development orientation, Mavin is steadily reinforcing its position as a pioneering agri-food enterprise in Vietnam — pursuing not only economic growth, but also creating positive value for society, communities and the environment. Therefore, the 2025 Sustainability Report is not only a milestone summarizing one year of operations, but also marks the beginning of a new phase of development with a greener, more sustainable and more responsible vision for Mavin Group.
Mavin’s 2025 Sustainability Report is available HERE on the Mavin website for individuals and organizations interested in learning more.