Brooke's Point, Palawan · DENR Registered
AGARWOOD PLANTATION
Discover our 30,000-tree plantation and sustainable conservation efforts — leading the Philippines in legal, commercially registered Aquilaria cultivation.
30,000+
Agarwood Trees
as of May 2024
100%
DENR Registered
Commercially registered plantations
Private
Ownership
Private owned facilities
Expanding
Growth Plans
Ambitious underway
Our Identity
Dasos-One Plantations, Inc.
Leading Conservation
As of May 2024, Dasos-One Plantations, Inc. has achieved a remarkable milestone with 30,000 Agarwood trees and continues to expand across our privately owned land. DOPI holds the First Wildlife Farm Permit (WFP) issued by the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development (PCSD), and is registered as a commercial plantation with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
Our plantation represents one of the most significant privately owned Aquilaria Malaccensis cultivation operations in the Philippines — combining rigorous legal compliance with a genuine commitment to conservation and sustainable production.
looking ahead
Ambitious Expansion Plans
As of May 2024, Dasos-One Plantations, Inc. has achieved a remarkable milestone with 30,000 Agarwood trees and still expanding in our privately owned Land. Holder of the First Wildlife Farm Permit (WFP) issued by Palawan Council for Sustainable Development (PCSD), registered as commercial plantations with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
Our company has ambitious expansion plans underway to further increase our conservation impact and meet the growing global demand for sustainably produced agarwood. These expansion efforts will help us continue reducing pressure on wild Aquilaria populations while providing high-quality agarwood products to the international market.
Growth Plans
Ambitious expansion underway to increase our conservation footprint and respond to the rising global demand for sustainably produced agarwood.
Market Leadership
Meeting global demand for premium agarwood products as one of the few legally authorized plantations in the Philippines.
DENR Compliance
Fully registered and compliant commercial operations with all necessary authorizations for propagation, harvesting, and processing.
why it matters
Conservation Through Cultivation
Agarwood plantations help reduce pressure on wild Aquilaria populations and play a crucial role in meeting global demand while supporting conservation efforts for the endangered species. Agarwood is one of the most expensive natural raw materials in the world — the high demand for its resin in the fragrance and traditional medicine industries makes it a lucrative crop.
