THE 384-hectare TARI Estate in Tarlac, a development partnership between Aboitiz Economic Estates and House of Investments, is an industrial-anchored township complemented by a commercial and residential component. It features a business district designed to accommodate retail shops, restaurants, office spaces, transportation terminals and employee housing solutions for locators.
Photograph courtesy of Aboitiz Economic Estates
Aboitiz Economic Estates and House of Investments (HI) have secured the first locators in TARI Estate, Tarlac, as the industrial hub moves into its next phase.
In separate disclosures on Thursday, the parties confirmed that the initial 90-hectare phase is fully sold, with global manufacturers including Coca-Cola Europacific Aboitiz Philippines and Ajinomoto Philippines Corp. progressing toward operational readiness, the companies confirmed in a joint statement.
Compelling long-term investment
“We see TARI Estate as a compelling long-term investment that aligns with our strategy of supporting developments that contribute to economic growth,” HI president and CEO Lorenzo V. Tan said.
“Through this partnership, we are participating in the creation of an industrial ecosystem that can support manufacturing, logistics, and supply chains for decades to come.”
Rafael Fernandez de Mesa, president and CEO of Aboitiz Land and Aboitiz Economic Estates, said industrial competitiveness now depends on integrated ecosystems, not standalone sites.
Key hub in Central Luzon
He described TARI Estate as a platform where infrastructure, talent, and industry converge, positioning it as a key hub in Central Luzon’s growing industrial corridor.
The estate is already supported by essential infrastructure, including roads, power, water, and fiber connectivity, with PEZA and Bureau of Customs facilities expected by early 2027.
Subsequent phases are being rolled out to meet rising demand, as TARI Estate develops into a fully integrated industrial ecosystem capable of supporting manufacturing, logistics, and supply chains.
Once fully operational, TARI Estate is projected to generate more than 60,000 jobs, driving economic growth in Tarlac and across Central Luzon.
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