AyalaLand expands Southern Luzon industrial footprint
AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC) is advancing its strategy to grow industrial space accessibility and sustainability in Southern Luzon with new phases at Cavite Technopark and Batangas Technopark. The announcements underscore ALLHC’s mission to support business growth while strengthening local communities through modern, future-ready estates.
Phase 2B at Cavite Technopark: more land, more opportunities
In Cavite, the Cavite Technopark is expanding with Phase 2B, adding 20.2 hectares and 14 non-PEZA industrial lots. Land development is targeted for completion by Q4 2026. Since its 2015 launch, Cavite Technopark has grown to 183.6 hectares, hosting light to medium industries that serve local and international markets. The park already includes two ALogis warehouse complexes and a build-to-suit facility for a retailer, reflecting ALLHC’s emphasis on logistics efficiency and scalable space for growing companies.
Phase 1 remains PEZA-registered, while Phases 2A, 2B, and 3 operate as non-PEZA zones. On-site offices for PEZA and the Bureau of Customs streamline import and export processes for locators, reinforcing the park’s practical value for global supply chains. Sustainability is integrated through native trees and detention ponds that bolster resilience to environmental stress.
Strategic location drives connectivity
Located in Naic, Cavite, along Governor’s Drive, Cavite Technopark benefits from proximity to major transport corridors such as the Cavite Gateway Terminal and future infra projects including CALAX, the CAVITEX extension, and the Cavite-Tagaytay-Batangas Expressway (CTBEX). Prospective improvements like Sangley Airport and the Bataan-Cavite Interlink Bridge promise even greater accessibility to Metro Manila and nearby provinces, making Cavite Technopark a compelling hub for locators seeking efficient distribution networks.
Batangas Technopark Phase 2: expanding a strategic industrial ecosystem
In Padre Garcia, Batangas, ALLHC inaugurates Phase 2 of Batangas Technopark, adding 20.6 hectares with 38 industrial lots, BOI-registered. This expansion brings the park’s total area to 75.6 hectares and aligns with the first phase’s mixed-use model that includes a bagsakan center, retail outlets, and a gas station. Sustainability features—wide pedestrian-friendly sidewalks, native tree planting, and detention ponds—continue to anchor the park’s resilience against geohazards while enhancing the overall quality of the locators’ environment.
According to Patrick C. Avila, ALLHC COO, the Batangas expansion responds to increasing demand for industrial spaces beyond Metro Manila. The park’s position along the Tiaong-Lipa Road, complemented by easy access to SLEX–STAR Tollway and upcoming projects like the Lipa-Padre Garcia Bypass Road and SLEX TR4, reinforces its appeal to companies aiming for efficient port access and supply chain operations.
Accessibility and future growth
Batangas Technopark’s central location is enhanced by its proximity to Batangas Port (33 km away) and major gateways such as Makati (88 km) and NAIA (86 km). The combination of robust infrastructure, regulatory support, and sustainability initiatives positions BOTH Cavite and Batangas Technoparks as pivotal engines for economic growth in Southern Luzon, supporting new jobs, investment, and inclusive development.
Leadership comments and outlook
“These expansions represent ALLHC’s commitment to support economic progress across the region,” said Robert S. Lao, ALLHC president and CEO. “We are creating more opportunities for enterprises to set up operations, generate employment, and contribute to local and national growth.” Patrick Avila added, “The new phases meet strong demand for accessible, sustainable industrial spaces with excellent connectivity and support services.”
