The Singapore office will function as the company’s central command for global operations, including channel management, cross-border investment, and talent acquisition. By establishing a local presence, Walovi aims to explore regional co-manufacturing and filling models to better serve a market currently valued at US$21.8 billion. Chairman Fang Dafeng described the move as a transition toward maturity, emphasizing the company's goal of establishing itself as a leader in plant-based beverages.
Walovi Establishes Singapore Hub to Anchor Global Expansion
Singapore’s status as a regional gateway has secured a new international headquarters for beverage manufacturer Walovi. The firm, which recently launched its X-Hero electrolyte drink outside China, is leveraging the move to coordinate a rapid expansion across Southeast Asia, where export figures have doubled in the first half of 2026.
To accelerate this growth, the company has finalized three strategic partnerships. A collaboration with Nanyang Technological University will focus on consumer research, while an agreement with Baosteel Packaging facilitates supply chain logistics in Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia. Additionally, a distribution deal with Sheng Sheng Food will bring the X-Hero line—a blend of ginseng and coffee bean extracts—to Singaporean retail shelves. With international sales sustaining a 25% compound annual growth rate, the company is betting on the shift toward clean-label products, supported by brand ambassadors like Erling Haaland.
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