ALLHC acquires logistics parks in Pangasinan and Iloilo
AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC), the leading developer and operator of industrial parks and real estate logistics facilities in the Philippines, has further strengthened its position in the industry with its subsidiaries’ acquisition of two logistics parks namely 3M Pangasinan and 3M Iloilo.
This expansion increases ALLHC’s reach in key regional hubs, enhancing its cold storage and dry warehousing capabilities.
Both newly acquired properties are equipped with cold storage facilities which will operate as Artico Urdaneta and Artico Iloilo. These will mark ALLHC’s sixth and seventh additions to its Artico Cold Chain brand.
These properties add 11,200 pallet positions, bringing ALLHC’s total cold storage capacity to 31,500 pallet positions.
Artico Urdaneta, easily accessible via Urdaneta-Mapandan Road and MacArthur Highway, features 7,400 pallet positions across 15 cold rooms, while Artico Iloilo, with direct connectivity via the Iloilo-Sta. Barbara Road, provides 3,800 pallet positions across eight cold rooms.
Both sites are registered with the National Meat Inspection Service, Bureau of Plant Industry, and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources.
“This acquisition is a significant step in our ongoing effort to expand ALLHC’s logistics footprint across the country,” said Robert S. Lao, president and CEO of ALLHC. “With the addition of Artico Urdaneta and Artico Iloilo, we are strengthening our ability to support businesses in key regional hubs.”
The acquisition also expands ALLHC’s ALogis portfolio, adding over 15,000 sqm of gross leasable area (GLA) and bringing its dry storage total GLA to approximately 355,000 sqm. These facilities cater to businesses in need of both temperature-controlled and dry storage solutions, particularly in Pangasinan and Iloilo—two regions known for their seafood and agricultural industries.
For Jimmy Tan, owner of the 3M Properties, the transition ensures continued support for local industries.
“We are pleased to partner with ALLHC, knowing that these facilities will remain essential to businesses in Pangasinan and Iloilo. With ALLHC’s expertise, these properties will continue to play a vital role in regional economic growth,” Tan said.
