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  4. PHILIPPINE Economic Zone Authority director general Tereso Panga speaks before officials of VOYA Financial Philippines during its recent official launch in Clark, Pampanga, and the ribbon-cutting ceremony of its future site in Filinvest City, Alabang. The twin milestones highlight VOYA’s confidence in the country as a strategic hub for high-value, knowledge-driven services, including customer care, back-office operations and IT-enabled solutions.

    Law finetuning eyed to propel ecozones

    PEZA seeks amendments to the Special Economic Zones Act to modernize its charter, boost investor ease of doing business, and attract high-value investments…

    3 MIN READ

  5. PHILIPPINE Economic Zone Authority Director General Tereso Panga lures Thai business owners to invest in the Philippines, bragging about the country’s strong investment fundamentals and highlighting the country’s competitive fiscal incentives regime under the CREATE MORE Law, which further enhances the ease and attractiveness of doing business in the Philippines, during a luncheon in Bangkok, graced 32 C-level executives representing a wide range of industries, namely garments manufacturing, ceramics manufacturing, renewables, agro-processing, IT-BPM, and construction.

    Thai sweetener maker pouring $30M in Phl

    ‘The company is currently looking to establish a plantation and processing facility in the country and is in the process of selecting a 1,000-hectare site…

    2 MIN READ

  6. A TOTAL of 52 new and expansion projects worth P35.366 billion were approved by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority Board for the year. The PEZA said the approved investments are expected to generate over 5,000 direct Filipino jobs while the approved investments reflect a 33.33 percent increase compared to the 39 projects approved during the same period in 2025.

    PEZA approves P35.3B in new investments

    PEZA approved 52 new and expansion projects worth P35.366 billion in early 2026, generating over 5,000 jobs and boosting projected exports to $10.442 billion.…

    3 MIN READ

  7. GLOBAL Aerospace Technology Philippines Inc. Pesident Jason Carl Tyas (left, center) and Philippine Economic Zone Authority director general Tereso Panga (second from right) shake hands after their signing off on the Registration Agreement of Global Aerospace Technology Philippines as an ecozone export enterprise at the Cavite Technopark–Special Economic Zone in Naic, Cavite.

    PEZA registers aerospace firm in Cavite

    The Global Aerospace project ‘forms part of the broader aerospace ecosystem, positioning the Philippines to integrate with Japan — one of the world’s largest…

    1 MIN READ

  8. PEZA courts Taiwanese firms

    PEZA courts Taiwanese firms

    Philippine Economic Zone Authority, Ayala Land, and Logistics Holdings Corp. concluded a Taiwan investment mission, promoting Philippine economic zones to…

    2 MIN READ

  10. ELECTRONICS remained the country’s leading export, accounting for a significant share of investments approved by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority and retaining its position as the Philippines’ top export commodity.

    Philippine exports hit $84 billion in 2025

    The country’s export performance, with electronics in the lead, underscores the resilience of the country’s export sector, particularly involving industries…

    2 MIN READ

  11. PHILIPPINE Economic Zone Authority director general Tereso Panga (fifth from left) and Billy Yuen, CEO of StackTrek, the country’s largest tech talent platform (sixth from left), along with Technical Education and Skills Development Authority officials, formally unveiled the Philippines’ pioneering government-led Artificial Intelligence Tech Academy, situated in Mandaue City, Cebu, recently.

    AI school rises in Cebu

    The academy will deliver practical, industry-driven training in AI, data science, fintech, blockchain, and other emerging technologies that will help bridge…

    2 MIN READ

  12. Philippine Economic Zone Authority director general Tereso Panga (5th from left) and officials of Technical Education and Skills Development Authority and StackTrek, formally unveiled the Philippines’ pioneering government-led Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tech Academy, situated in Mandaue City, Cebu, recently.

    PEZA rolls out AI Tech Academy

    PEZA, TESDA, and StackTrek have launched the country’s first government-led AI Tech Academy in Cebu to upskill workers and support smart manufacturing and…

    2 MIN READ

  18. Trump forces Google’s Vietnam, Phl moves

    Trump forces Google’s Vietnam, Phl moves

    Google considers the Philippines, alongside Vietnam, for Public-Private Partnership projects to produce Chromebooks in Camarines Sur amid US tariff…

    1 MIN READ