ADAMCO is a 100-percent Filipino owned company engaged in manufacturing and distributing agricultural equipment. It is part of the Ropali Group of Companies, which has a presence in banking, real estate and the motorcycle industry. ADAMCO began its business by manufacturing hand tractors in the 1970s as part of Ropali Trading until it was spun-off as an independent company on February 9, 1999. In 2010, the demand for rice combine harvesting equipment spurred a boom in the acceptance of modern agricultural technology in the Philippines, an event which led to the nationwide expansion of ADAMCO.

Today, ADAMCO is the largest dealer of Rice Combine Harvesters in the Philippines, with over 50% share of the units sold. It has 16 branches nationwide located in: Santiago City, Naguilian and Cauayan City in Isabela province; Tuguegarao City in Cagayan province; Solano in Nueva Vizcaya; Urdaneta in Pangasinan; Tarlac City in Tarlac; Pulilan in Bulacan; Munoz, Cabanatuan and Jaen in Nueva Ecija; General Santos City in the progressive SOCCSKSARGEN region of Mindanao; Iloilo City, and Sara, Iloilo in Iloilo; Naga City, Camarines Sur.

ADAMCO believes in making agriculture easy for the farmer by providing them access to modern agricultural machinery. It sells rice combine harvesters, four-wheel tractors, rice transplanters, rice and corn threshers, corn shellers, small gasoline and diesel engines, trailer beds, and other small farm equipment. ADAMCO also offers100-percent genuine and complete spare parts of the equipment it sells. ADAMCO also takes pride in the skilled mechanics it employs for the maintenance and repair of these products. ADAMCO also offers customer friendly terms and flexible financing. ADAMCO also has the Life Made Better (LMB) program to support small farmers that do not have enough capital to secure farm inputs and equipment.

ADAMCO believes that with modern technology, agriculture can be truly be easy for the Filipino farmer.

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