Aboitiz, ACCIONA Forge Partnership for Integrated Facilities Management in PH
Philippine conglomerate Aboitiz Group and Spanish multinational ACCIONA have formed a joint venture to offer integrated facilities management (IFM) services, combining their expertise to enhance cost efficiency and service delivery for domestic enterprises.
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