PEZA Investment Pipeline Shows Stronger Momentum, Targets Likely to Be Exceeded
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) approved P216.46 billion in investments from January to August, reaching 72.15% of its 2026 target. Stronger interest from Japanese, Chinese, and Taiwanese investors has boosted expectations, with PEZA potentially surpassing its full-year target and even the historical high.
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