Damosa Land, a top developer in based in Mindanao, is pushing the region to become a major investment hub through is flagship project, the Anflo Industrial Estate (AIE).
AIE, which spans over 63 hectares, is helping bring both local and global companies to the countryside. Since the property is registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authorty, it offers investors with world-class infrastructure, tax incentives, and easy access to export markets.
“AIE’s thriving ecosystem reflects the rising investor confidence in Mindanao as a strategic growth corridor,” said Ricardo F. Lagdameo, president and chief executive officer of Damosa Land. “We are unlocking long-term value for investors while creating inclusive, sustainable opportunities for the region.”
AIE is located near the Davao International Container Terminal. This gives companies direct shipping access, making it easier to connect with regional and global markets.
The estate is ideal for businesses looking to expand outside traditional investment centers. Because of its location in ASEAN, companies at AIE enjoy trade agreements with the U.S., European Union, Japan, and nearby countries—making it a smart base for exports.
AIE us now home to companies in agribusiness, advanced manufacturing, and food processing.
Head Sport, a global brand, is building the world’s largest tennis ball factory at AIE. This project supports agriculture, boosts exports, and creates jobs in the region.
Other major locators include Thai Coconut, which is investing in a new coconut milk facility, and GMAC Logitech, which is building the largest cold storage in Mindanao. Filipino companies like First Panabo Tropical Foods and Southern Harvest also operate in the estate, processing bananas for export.
“These companies are not only expanding their reach through AIE’s strategic location and competitive advantages but are also helping lay the foundation for a stronger and more inclusive economy in Mindanao,” said Lagdameo.
“Anflo Industrial Estate continues to prove that world-class investments and countryside development can move forward together, and we are committed to positioning Mindanao as a key driver of national growth and a preferred destination for global and local investors.”
