ALLHC sets up the Mabalacat e-Library in Mabalacat City College Dapdap Campus located in Mabalacat, Pampanga. The e-library is a joint project of the Local Government of Mabalacat, Mabalacat City College, and Pampanga Technopark. ALLHC officers held a ceremonial signing with Mabalacat City College representatives to turn over the project last December 15, 2021.

(Seated left to right) ALLHC Head of ALogis Bianca S. Tan, ALLHC Head of ALogis Artico Sherri S. Pasquil, Mabalacat City College Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Support Services Beejay A. Sebastian, and Mabalacat City College Librarian Aileen M. David.​

February 19, 2020 — The year 2019 was another milestone period for AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC) as it achieved its vision to jumpstart development in more non-urban areas.

ALLHC continues to reinforce its foothold in South Luzon with its industrial projects in Laguna and Cavite. Laguna Technopark is continuously generating unmatched export revenues among various economic zones, and has over 100,000 jobs generated throughout the property. Cavite Technopark, which caters to light and medium, non-polluting enterprises, will generate over 20,000 jobs at full development.

“Our growth is concurrent with the creation of employment opportunities within our developments. With the addition of new industrial estates in key areas across the country, ALLHC continues to solidify its vision of energizing and supporting communities as the company works in creating value through economic activities,” said Maria Rowena M. Tomeldan, ALLHC President.

Financial and Operating Results

In 2019, ALLHC grew geographically with key assets added, namely Laguindingan Technopark (105 hectares) and Pampanga Technopark (192 hectares). Growth in warehouse gross leasable area (GLA) is attributable to openings of standard factory buildings in Laguna and Alviera, which gave an additional 33,000 sqm GLA.

ALLHC’s net income grew by 15% to P641 million while revenues reached P5.3 billion versus the previous year. The growth is driven by strong performances in the sale of industrial lots, warehouse and commercial leasing operations.

Industrial lot sales revenues reached P1.8 billion versus P786 million in 2018 or 130% growth. Meanwhile, leasing revenues from warehouses registered a 78% growth at P285 million, while commercial leasing revenues rose by 24% to P849 million. The company ended the year with 170,000 sqm warehouse GLA and 84,000 sqm commercial GLA.

Community Advocacy

In addition to its thrust for countryside development, ALLHC has also embarked in various community projects in 2019. The group established the Naic Municipal e-Library in cooperation with the Naic local government. Tutuban Center also converted its former activity center into an indoor basketball court, becoming a compelling neighborhood sports hub. Other initiatives such as regular medical missions and clean-up drives were undertaken by the group.

​ALLHC is a subsidiary of Ayala Land, Inc., the country’s largest developer of sustainable estates offering a diverse mix of properties such as residential, commercial, and leisure developments, that support local economic growth and nation-building.

AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corporation (ALLHC) expands its Standard Factory Building facilities in Alviera Industrial Park in the municipality of Porac, Pampanga. This new phase of ALLHC’s facilities will be occupied by China-based engineered stone manufacturer, Badan Building Materials Corporation. At full development, the latest expansion will provide Badan an additional 12,000 sqm to its already existing 19,000 sqm production facility.

“AyalaLand Logistics Holdings stays true to its vision of transforming places into dynamic centers across the country, developing world-class industrial parks and logistics facilities that are hubs of convergence and business activity,” said Maria Rowena M. Tomeldan, ALLHC President.

Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) Director General Charito Plaza, in a message shared at the ground-breaking for the SFB expansion, notes the invaluable partnership and expertise offered by ALLHC in promoting the industry, particularly in support of MSMEs that are vital to sustaining the long-term growth of the country.

Leading this milestone are (from left to right) ALLHC CFO Francis M. Montojo, ALLHC Head for Industrial Parks and Real Estate Logistics Patrick C. Avila, PEZA Zone Manager Dindy Velasco, ALLHC President Rowena M. Tomeldan, New Zhong Yuan Ceramics’ Simon Fok, Badan Building Materials Corporation’s Xu Zefeng, Badan Building Materials Corporation’s Qifu Zhang and Perform Capital’s Payne Fung.

At present, ALLHC owns Laguna Technopark and Cavite Technopark in Luzon, and Laguindingan Technopark in Mindanao. They will soon launch Pampanga Technopark located in Mabalacat City, Pampanga. ALLHC also operates logistics facilities, Lepanto Industrial Complex in Calamba and Tutuban Logistics in Manila. Other developments of ALLHC include commercial properties, Tutuban Center and South Park.

From Business Mirror
AYALALAND Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC), a unit of property developer Ayala Land Inc., on Monday said it bought a smaller company named Unity Realty and Development Corp. that has tracts of land in Pampanga.
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“The transaction further strengthens the vision of ALLHC to be the leading real-estate logistics and industrial-estate developer in the Philippines,” it said in its disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange.

The company said it bought the entire company, which owns about 192 hectares of property in Mabalacat in Pampanga, for P2.39 billion in cash.

According to its financial statements, Unity Realty had no income during 2017 and 2018, and has total assets worth P30.92 million. It reported that it has a land worth of P30.64 million.

AyalaLand Logistics said the property is “a prime location for the development of a new industrial park.”
Unity Realty declared a net loss of P313,153 last year, from a loss of P12,500 in the previous year.

The company, based in Binondo, Manila, was incorporated in April 1997 as a real-estate developer. With the said transaction, Unity Realty effectively becomes a unit of AyalaLand Logistics.

The principal officers of the company are Sy Ka Kieng as its CEO, Daniel Chan Sy as its president and manager, and Alejandro Chan Sy as its chief finance officer. – VG Cabuag