SPPI expands with new facilities, industrial parks in Luzon

SPPI holds the distinction of being the first private ecozone developer registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (Peza). —CONTRIBUTED

Industrial park developer Science Park of the Philippines Inc. (SPPI) is firming up its presence to further boost the country’s manufacturing sector and further fuel progress across Luzon.

New parks

In a statement, SPPI disclosed that it was developing new projects that will not only add to the company’s portfolio of world-class industrial parks and facilities, but will also reinforce its role in shaping the country’s investment landscape.

These projects include a logistics-focused park in Tarlac; the east side of the Light Industry & Science Park IV in Malvar, Batangas; the expansion of the Hermosa Ecozone Industrial Park in Bataan; a new industrial park in New Clark City, also in Tarlac; and another 100-ha industrial park in Batangas, along the STAR Tollway corridor.

“SPPI’s commitment goes beyond building economic zones. We’re supporting industries and shaping resilient, future-ready communities. Through innovation, green development and unwavering dedication, we aim to create spaces that empower industries, protect the environment and drive sustainable progress for the next generations,” said SPPI president and chief executive officer Richard I. Osmond.

As SPPI continues to expand and innovate, it remains committed to advancing sustainable industrial development and cultivating partnerships that drive progress in the Philippines. —CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Sustainable growth

Established in 1989, SPPI has been at the forefront of sustainable growth as a pioneering private economic zone developer in the Philippines. It holds the distinction of being the first private ecozone developer registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (Peza).

Since its inception, SPPI has consistently succeeded in developing strategic economic hubs that offer reliable electricity and water supply, security, in-house fire-fighting capabilities, transportation within the estate, as well as bank and healthcare facilities.

SPPI’s commitment to sustainability is meanwhile evident in its award winning initiatives. It is a Peza Hall of Fame awardee for environmental management and community development and has earned ISO certifications 9001, 14001 and 18001.

In 2021, its Light Industry & Science Park IV Administration Building achieved the prestigious Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification. In 2024, SPPI likewise received recognition from PropertyGuru for its excellence in industrial development.

High profile locators

At present, the company’s industrial parks serve as home to long term partners, including local and international companies, many of which are among the Forbes Global 2000 and Fortune 1000. Notably, Japanese locators such as Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Tamiya, PRICON Microelectronics, NEC Tokin, Ohtsuka Polytech, Yokowo, and Nippon Paint have established operations in SPPI’s ecozones, reflecting its appeal to global industry leaders.

As SPPI continues to expand and innovate, it remains committed to advancing sustainable industrial development and cultivating partnerships that drive progress in the Philippines.