Aboitiz, Acciona Forge Facilities Management Joint Venture in Philippines
Aboitiz Construction of the Philippines and Spain's infrastructure firm Acciona have established a joint venture to enter the integrated facilities management business. The partnership aims to leverage their combined strengths to offer services in the domestic market.
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