Emerging Filipino telco Avocado Broadband Telecoms, Inc. is building a stronger enterprise presence after securing its first 10 commercial accounts in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, a key Philippine hub for business, logistics, industry, and tourism. New clients include MNS Impex, Subic Riviera Hotel, Horizon Hotel, The Reef, and The Lighthouse, covering hospitality, trade, tourism, and commerce, alongside firms in customs brokerage, corporate services, food and beverage, and fitness.
Avocado President Paco Magsaysay noted Subic stands out as a vital growth market due to its strategic location, accessibility, and diverse business base. The company targets further partnerships with hotels, logistics and trading firms, manufacturers, and tourism operators across the freeport. It also plans to expand enterprise and carrier-grade services to other priority business and industrial sites nationwide.
The company’s nationwide network combines a 200G-capacity subsea fiber system—with major nodes in Bacolod, Panay, Cebu, Davao, and Cagayan de Oro—and a matching 200G North-South Luzon backbone. Built with healing-loop redundancy, the design automatically reroutes traffic during disruptions, cutting downtime and securing continuous access to cloud platforms, data centers, and digital tools for multi-site operations. This integrated infrastructure spans Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, anchored by presence in major Equinix and Digital Edge data centers in Luzon.
Avocado already serves key industrial zones including Subic Bay, Aboitiz LIMA Estate, Laguna Technopark, and Carmelray Industrial Park. As a fully Filipino-owned firm operating under Republic Act 10895, Magsaysay said its mission is to deliver resilient connectivity that lets businesses grow and participate in the country’s digital transformation.
