Indonesian poultry integrator Widodo Makmur Unggas (WMU) is optimistic about achieving a 25% business growth this year. CFO Wahyu Andi Susilo said the company allocated USD 81.7 million to expand its feed milling, poultry breeding, commercial broiler farming, and chicken processing businesses. Its new 12,000 birds/hour chicken slaughterhouse is targeted to start operation in Q4 2022. In Q1, WMU booked revenues of USD 43 million, up 5.5% yoy.