Few EU Firms Eye New Entry into PH; Existing Operators Keen on Expansion
A regional survey of European Union (EU) businesses in Southeast Asia revealed that only 8% of firms without a current presence in the Philippines are planning to enter the market. In contrast, 66% of existing EU businesses in the Philippines expressed intent to expand their operations, highlighting a significant gap between new entry appetite and existing operator expansion desires.
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