With a surge of renewed vitality, the growing wood company adoptedthe name Matimco Incorporated. Dring this decade, the company also established its first kiln drying plant, enabling MTC to export kiln-dried Lauan to global markets.

In 1984, Matimco expanded its horizons with the acquisition of Kingsway Enterprises Corporation, introducing mouldings and processed architectural wood products for both local and international markets, including the UK and Australia.

Under the direction of Matimco CEO Charlie H. Liu, a partnership with Solignum marked the birth of MATWOOD, the company’s flagship artisanal wood brand.

Matimco became the first Philippine wood processing and treatmentcompany to receive the ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management System Certification.

For its 50th year, Matimco launched the Matimco Houseof Wood, a chain of showrooms dedicated to wood enthusiasts. During this decade, Matimco also became the first to reintroduce pine and fir lumber asan alternative and more sustainable source of lumber for the local market

Matimco embraced the digital era by launchingits first e-commerce platform, making quality wood solutions more accessible to customers nationwide.