An environment that energizes, supports businesses

Partners from local and provincial governments of Mabalacat, Pampanga joined the celebration as AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC) introduces the Pampanga Technopark.

The event was an appreciation for locators, business partners, distinguished buyers, individuals, and organizations in the development of the newest hub in the north.

The Pampanga Technopark is ALLHC's first master-planned industrial township in Central Luzon. It is one of the first-of-its-kind industrial estates in Mabalacat, Pampanga. 

The 270-hectare mixed-use development plans to connect commerce and the community. 

"Pampanga Technopark is in a strategic position and location to help drive economic activity in the region," President and Chief Executive Officer of ALLHC Robert Lao said. 

The hub will serve three components: Industrial Zone, Marketplace, and Centro. With these new developments, it is expected to create employment opportunities for many Filipinos.

AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC) held an Appreciation Night for locators, investors, and partners of its Pampanga Technopark development. Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Mylyn Pineda (Pampanga Board Member), Lucita "Chie" Lozano (Giada's Group of Companies), Florabel Yatco (Florabel Group of Restaurants), Eric Lao (Eriya Space Development Corp.). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Marilen Roa Nunez (Forthinker Inc.), Dessa See (Aliya Realty), Reena Leechiu Chua, Rhea Tan (BeauteDerm).Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Barbie Alcantara, Lucita "Chie" Lozano (Giada's Group of Companies), April Santos (Amanti Restaurant), Andreas Lundin (Amanti Restaurant). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Raymund Magdaluyo (Red Crab), Jopet Sy (Kart City), Stella Sy (Kart City). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Patrick Sia (Primefield Capital Properties Corp.), Eddie Sia (Primefield Capital Properties Corp.). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Patrick Avila (ALLHC), Robert Lao (ALLHC), Wellington Ong (Snowfield Ventures Inc.); Federico So (Federico So Builders and Development Inc.), Ryan Ong (Snowfield Ventures Inc.). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Carl Dy (Spectrum Properties) and Icel Dy (Spectrum Properties). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Eddie Sia (Primefield Capital Properties Corp.), John Go (Transform Best Property Inc), Sonia Go (Transform Best Property Inc), Jorsen Go (Transform Best Property Inc), Jan Delvin Go (Transform Best Property Inc), Patrick Sia (Primefield Capital Properties Corp.), Larry Cochanco (Endurance Realty Corp.), George Rivera (Endurance Realty Corp.). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Dean Dayao (Cabalen), Rowena Tomeldan (URDC), Jose Miguel Garcia (JGO Mart), Mae Garcia (JGO Mart), Dianne dela Fuente-Tiongson, Ian Tiongson (Cabalen), Francis Montojo (ALLHC). Photo source: ALLHC

(L-R) Hon. Mylyn Pineda, Representing the Governor of the Province of Pampanga Gov. Dennis G. Pineda; and Hon. Crisostomo C. Garbo, Mabalacat City Mayor. Photo source: ALLHC

Industrial Zone

The Pampanga Technopark is anchored with the Industrial Zone intended for light to medium, non-polluting enterprises with three phases, which are BOI-registered Domestic Industrial Zones. It is an ideal location for manufacturers, warehouses, and logistics hubs. 

Marketplace

The Technopark is also envisioned to help improve the supply chain in Central Luzon and open opportunities for farmers and cooperatives – because of that, the idea of "bagsakan" was included in the plan. 

This 3,000 sqm agricultural wholesale market proposes to be the depot for agricultural produce and regional products. Agri-farmers from the Northern and Central Luzon are encouraged to bring their produce to the 'bagsakan.' This zone has dry warehouses and cold storage to help preserve agricultural products. 

The Marketplace will also have a transport terminal and a gas station for commuters and motorists.

Centro

Centro is the heart of Pampanga Technopark. It will have commercial spaces for 30 retail concepts and lots for offices, lodging facilities, co-working areas, and dormitories. 

The main attraction in Centro is 'The Plaza.' The area is intended to bring the best of the Kapampangan cuisine together through a strip of dining selections. It is an ideal meeting place for families, colleagues, and groups of friends. 

"The estate will serve as a platform to enable local and regional business, small to medium enterprises too, in bringing quality and locally produced goods and services to more Filipinos," Lao explained.

Accessibility and sustainability

Located in Mabalacat, Pampanga, Pampanga Technopark is near major highways in Central Luzon. It is accessible via NLEX, SCTEX, and MacArthur Highway. The Technopark is also near the Clark International Airport and Subic International Terminal. 

As for sustainability, Pampanga Technopark will put up a 1.5-hectare park space and five detention ponds to help mitigate flooding in the community during the rainy season. 

"We are committed to working with you hand-in-hand to bring your plans to life and to create more opportunities in business and employment for the region and the rest of Luzon," Lao said.

To learn more about AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp., visit this website, and for Pampanga Technopark, check this page.

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