Who we are
Maagir Corporation delivers engineering-led poultry and livestock farm systems for new developments, expansions, conversions, and operational upgrades.
Who we areWe build what lasts
Engineer-led farm systems, guided by ISO-referenced processes and built around performance, quality, and long-term reliability.
Most providers sell equipment, install it and leave. We stay across the whole life of the farm.
Building poultry and livestock facilities in the Philippines since 2011, we bring engineering experience across the full lifecycle of farm investments, from planning and design to construction, installation, and long-term operations.
- Sites nationwide
- 50+
- Years in operation
- 14+
- Years of combined engineering and project experience
- 75+
Solutions
Engineered structures, climate control, and full-system automation for modern poultry and livestock operations.
Talk To Us About Your Farm-
Broiler Housing Systems 01
Multi-tier broiler housing with controlled ventilation, automated feeding, and a choice of harvest systems. Engineered for 80,000–120,000 birds and assembled in 15 days from completed footings.
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Breeder House Systems 02
Breeder housing built to international standards with high-low-high slatted flooring, automated nesting, and precision feeding for 11,500+ birds where climate directly affects genetic output.
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Automatic Layer Cage Systems 03
Controlled Climate Systems (CCS) with automated egg collection, multi-tier manure belts, and tunnel ventilation scalable from 20,000 to 200,000 layers per building.
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Swine Housing Systems 04
Engineered swine facilities featuring adjustable farrowing pens, climate control, automated feeding, and highly efficient dry and wet manure cleaning machines.
Projects
Built to perform long term
Three farms across different operations, built years ago and still in operation today. These are not projected outcomes, but working facilities with an established operating history.
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Broiler Breeder
Mabini, Pangasinan
- Breeder American Type
- 3 buildings
- 10,368 female + 1,725 male
A breeder facility built to international standards, where environmental control and flock management directly affect genetic output.
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Broiler Multi-Tier
Mayantoc, Tarlac
- Auto Harvest
- 4 buildings
- 120,000 per building
A large-scale fully automated broiler operation built for consistent performance at volume, engineered to run across all four buildings.
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Broiler Conversion
Tarlac City, Tarlac
- Conversion, Manual Harvest
- 5 buildings
- 100,224 per building
An existing facility upgraded for higher throughput and longer asset life, re-engineered without giving up manual harvest flexibility.
FAQ
What owners ask before a first build
Timeline, capacity and what we build, answered with the figures we have. If the question you came with is not here, ask us directly.
Ask us your questionHow long does a build take?
Typically 15–45 days, depending on project scope, site conditions, and system requirements. Site preparation and footings are outside this timeline and vary based on the ground conditions.
How large are the buildings, and what will they hold?
Project size and capacity, by system:
- Multitier Autoharvest 83,200–101,500 capacity 16m × 106–115m
- Multitier Manual Harvest 70,720–80,000 capacity 16m × 98–111m
- Elevated CCS3 36,000–50,000 capacity 16–18m × 142–152.4m
- CCS3 Floor Type 36,000–50,000 capacity 16–18m × 142–153m
What can you build?
Four systems: broiler, layer, breeder and swine. Each is delivered as engineered structure, climate control, equipment and automation together, rather than as parts you assemble from separate suppliers.
What makes Maagir different from a contractor or an equipment supplier?
Most providers sell equipment, install it and disappear. Maagir stays across the full life of the farm, from feasibility and design through build, integration and long-term maintenance.
A farm should still be worth running in twenty years. That is the only measure we build to.
From the first site visit and the feasibility numbers through construction, integration, and long-term maintenance.