Multipurpose Cooperatives in the Philippines

One of the Philippines' largest cooperatives, serving Armed Forces of the Philippines personnel and their families.

One of the largest multipurpose cooperatives in Luzon, founded in 1976 and based in northern Quezon City.

One of the largest agri-based cooperatives in the Philippines, founded in 1969 with operations across CALABARZON and beyond.

A leading agricultural and feed-mill cooperative founded in 1970 by Batangas poultry and hog raisers.

A multipurpose cooperative based in Lucena City serving members across Quezon province.

The largest cooperative in the Bicol Region, founded in 1964, with branches across Sorsogon, Albay, Camarines Sur, and Northern Samar.

A multipurpose cooperative founded in 1972, with branches across Northern and Central Luzon.

A multipurpose cooperative founded in 2008, serving members across the Cagayan Valley region.

A large cooperative founded in Banaue in 1991, now headquartered in Solano with members across northern Luzon.

A multipurpose cooperative founded in 1986 in Sanchez Mira, Cagayan, with operations extending into Apayao.

Founded in 1973 in barangay Lamac, now one of the most awarded multipurpose cooperatives in the Visayas with branches across the region.

Organized in 1972, a billionaire cooperative serving members through branches across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

Founded in 1968 by the Dumaguete Cathedral parish, recognized by the CDA among the country's outstanding billionaire cooperatives.

Organized in 1971, an open-type multipurpose cooperative serving members across Negros Oriental.

Established in 1973 and based in Loay, serving members across Bohol, many of them farmers and fisherfolk.

Founded in 1964, one of the biggest and most financially stable cooperatives in Western Visayas, with branches across Panay Island.

An Iloilo multipurpose cooperative rooted in the Sta. Barbara Farmers' Cooperative Marketing Association.

Organized in 1997 by school personnel and later opened to the wider public in Negros Occidental.

A Tacloban-based multipurpose cooperative that evolved from a savings-and-credit group, among the largest in Eastern Visayas.

A women-led Leyte cooperative founded in 1996, one of the biggest cassava-chip suppliers in Leyte and Samar.

Established in 1954 as the first credit union in Mindanao and now one of the country's largest community cooperatives.

Founded in 1966 as Oro Credit Union, serving members across Mindanao and Visayas and an early adopter of cooperative ATM services.

Founded in 1967 as the Sta. Ana Parish Cooperative Credit Union, now a full-service financial cooperative serving members across Davao.

One of SOCCSKSARGEN's largest cooperatives, leading the region in membership and asset size.

Recognized as a top primary cooperative in Zamboanga del Norte, expanded from an LGU employee group to a community-wide cooperative.

A Dipolog-based multipurpose cooperative serving teachers, employees, and members in far-flung municipalities.

A Pagadian-based multipurpose cooperative recognized by the CDA as a Most Outstanding Primary Multipurpose Cooperative in Region IX.

A member-owned cooperative that runs a hospital and health services in Puerto Princesa City, recognized by the CDA on September 21, 1998.

A health-service multipurpose cooperative in San Jose that opened the first hemodialysis center in Occidental Mindoro and is a Credit Surety Fund member.

A multipurpose cooperative based in Brgy. Tangkalan, Mamburao, cited by the CDA for its governance and management practices.

A long-running multipurpose cooperative serving market vendors in Calapan City, where the CDA held its 2025 cooperative resilience pilot testing.

A multipurpose cooperative in the Municipality of Sta. Cruz engaged in coconut product diversification such as virgin coconut oil and coconut-based handicrafts.

A parish-based multipurpose cooperative with its head office in Dapawan, Odiongan and branches across Romblon including San Agustin, San Jose, Romblon and Sibuyan.

Recognized among the awardees at the 2025 CDA Gawad Parangal Awards; runs a goat multiplication, fattening, and marketing enterprise in Barangay Badak.

Cited as one of two Bangsamoro cooperatives honored at the 2025 CDA Gawad Parangal Awards; based in the BARMM regional capital, Cotabato City.

Cooperative serving active and retired PLDT employees, recognized by CDA NCR for its Koop Kapatid mentoring of smaller cooperatives.

Registered in 1971, it became one of the Cordillera's billionaire-asset cooperatives offering banking and financial services to members.

Based at the BSU compound, it is the first billionaire-asset cooperative of Benguet and one of the leading cooperatives in the Cordillera.

Founded in 2001 by twenty government department heads, it was named Most Outstanding Cooperative (Large Category) in Ilocos Norte for 2024.

Established in 1991 in Pandi, it serves nearly 6,000 members and was featured by the CDA among Bulacan cooperatives with best practices.

Originally a credit cooperative, it now operates as a multipurpose cooperative with its main office in Bayan Luma, City of Imus.

Operating since December 2009, it signed a CDA Koop Kapatid agreement with two Naga City transport cooperatives.

Recognized by the CDA as the Most Dedicated and Exemplary Trusted Cooperative in Camarines Sur.

Organized by public school teachers and registered with the CDA in 1991, it grew from an initial P39,300 share capital into a full multipurpose cooperative serving teachers and employees in Iloilo City.

Founded in 1978 by Rev. Fr. Oscar Lorenzo and Sr. Carmela Mitaran, it has grown into a billion-peso multipurpose cooperative based in Ormoc City with branches across Luzon and the Visayas.

First organized in 1967 and registered in 1970, it is a leading cooperative in Camiguin Province with nearly 20,000 members and total assets of about P556 million as of December 2020.

A Davao City multipurpose cooperative that joined Region XI's billionaire cooperatives club in 2016 by surpassing P1 billion in total assets.

A member-owned multipurpose cooperative serving members since 1965, based in Panabo City and recognized as a FOCCUS-branded billionaire cooperative and Koop Kapatid big-brother coop.

Established in 1997 through the church-based Sta. Cruz Mission and registered with the CDA in 1998, it became the first cooperative in the area branded as a FOCCUS-standard cooperative.

Registered with the CDA in 1999 by Commission on Audit employees in Butuan City, it grew from 109 members to become one of the largest cooperatives in the Caraga Region.