Tag: Luzon Economic Corridor

The European Union and Spain have joined the Luzon Economic Corridor, expanding its international partnership to 13 countries as the Philippines seeks to bring more financing, investment, and technical expertise into major infrastructure projects.

The Aboitiz Group is looking to replicate LIMA Estate’s integrated approach to industry, infrastructure, and workforce development across the Luzon Economic Corridor, as the Philippines prepares to compete for investments in advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and other emerging industries.

Clark Freeport is emerging as a key anchor of the Luzon Economic Corridor, leveraging its connectivity, established business ecosystem, and logistics infrastructure to attract investments and strengthen supply chains across Luzon.

The US, the Philippines, and Japan will bring investors together in Manila in September as they seek to turn the Luzon Economic Corridor into a bigger magnet for private capital and strategic infrastructure projects.

Thai companies are exploring investment opportunities in the Subic Bay Freeport, signaling growing regional interest in the Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC) as the Philippines positions the flagship growth corridor as a magnet for foreign capital and supply chain investments.