The Board of Investments (BOI) is gearing up for a record-smashing finish as it eyes surpassing its P1.75-trillion investment target for 2025.
Managing head Ceferino Rodolfo says confidence is high, with approved investments from January to November already hitting P816.81 billion across 261 projects—momentum that shows no signs of slowing.
A robust pipeline of 10 big-ticket projects valued at over P1 trillion, now in advanced evaluation. These include three hydroelectric ventures delivering a combined 2.4 GW, four offshore wind projects adding 3.7 GW, two air transport service deals, and a major transport infrastructure project.
Once cleared, these strategic investments are expected to push the agency decisively past its full-year goal.
So far, the P816.81-billion haul is poised to generate 32,864 direct jobs for Filipinos. Energy and electricity dominate the investment map with P479.78 billion, or nearly 59 percent of the total. Airports and seaports followed at P195.69 billion, trailed by manufacturing (P58.99 billion), mass housing (P37.55 billion), and information and communications projects (P21.27 billion).
Meanwhile, the BOI’s Green Lane initiative continues to accelerate large-scale, future-ready ventures. The agency has certified 78 strategic projects worth P1.92 trillion—expected to create 161,325 direct jobs.
Renewable energy leads the charge with P1.42 trillion across 60 projects, supported by infrastructure, digital systems, manufacturing, food security, and pharmaceuticals.
Since its 2023 launch, Green Lane has endorsed 229 projects valued at P6.06 trillion, delivering a clear signal: the Philippines is rapidly emerging as a magnet for high-impact, next-generation investments.
