Globe Telecom is ramping up its telecom tower builds across Bulacan, aiming to meet the surging demand for reliable connectivity in one of the country’s fastest-developing provinces. This infrastructure push supports Bulacan’s ambition to become a first-world province by 2040, positioning digital access as a cornerstone of economic and social progress.
The network expansion focuses on high-demand urban centers such as Malolos, San Jose del Monte, and Santa Maria. Malolos, as the provincial capital, continues to attract business, education, and government activity, requiring stable digital infrastructure. San Jose del Monte, Central Luzon’s most populated city, is experiencing rapid urbanization, while Santa Maria’s rising commercial activity and dense communities are driving strong data usage.
Beyond urban zones, Globe has completed new tower installations in towns like Meycauayan, Bocaue, Pulilan, San Ildefonso, San Miguel, Guiguinto, Norzagaray, and Plaridel. These areas house a mix of residential developments, industrial zones, and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), all of which depend on consistent digital access for daily operations.
The infrastructure expansion unlocks economic potential by enabling MSMEs to scale online, facilitating digital payments, and ensuring stable e-commerce and telehealth services. Students and educators also benefit from improved access to e-learning platforms. Globe supports these developments with budget-friendly data plans, including Go+99 and EZ50 5G for prepaid users, alongside robust GPlan postpaid and Globe At Home broadband services.
The accelerated rollout in Bulacan underscores Globe’s broader strategy of bridging connectivity gaps and helping fuel regional economic growth. By investing in digital infrastructure, the company not only enhances customer experience but also plays a key role in powering Bulacan’s digital and commercial transformation.
