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Suzuki Philippines breaks ground on P900-M integrated facility in Laguna

Suzuki Philippines breaks ground on a P900-million integrated warehouse, training center, and office facility in Laguna, targeting operations by 2027.
Suzuki Philippines breaks ground on a P900-million integrated warehouse, training center, and office facility in Laguna, targeting operations by 2027.Photograph courtesy of Suzuki Philippines
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Suzuki Philippines Incorporated has broken ground on a P900-million integrated parts warehouse, service training center, and office facility in Calamba, Laguna, marking a key expansion milestone for the company.

The project, located in Carmelray Industrial Park 1, aims to strengthen the company’s aftersales operations, enhance dealer network support, and improve organizational efficiency across its automobile, motorcycle, and marine businesses.

The upcoming facility will serve as a centralized hub integrating parts warehousing and distribution, technical training, and corporate office operations. It is expected to improve inventory management and parts availability, accelerate service support for dealers nationwide, and streamline internal functions.

Suzuki Philippines breaks ground on a P900-million integrated warehouse, training center, and office facility in Laguna, targeting operations by 2027.
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“This groundbreaking ceremony symbolizes more than just a construction project but laying the foundation for the bright future of Suzuki in the Philippines,” said Suzuki Philippines president Koichiro Hirao.

Hirao said the project reflects the company’s commitment to innovation, expansion, and long-term growth, as well as its goal of creating greater value for its stakeholders.

Beyond operational improvements, the facility is expected to contribute to economic activity in the CALABARZON region by generating jobs and supporting local industries.

“It represents new opportunities — for jobs, for local businesses and for the community that surrounds us,” Hirao said.

Construction is scheduled to begin in May 2026, with operations targeted to start by August 2027.

Once completed, the integrated facility is expected to further strengthen Suzuki Philippines’ aftersales ecosystem and improve the overall customer ownership experience.

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