Reinforcing a long-standing commitment to national economic growth, the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) and ASEANA Holdings Inc. (AHI) officially signed a Registration Agreement on January 29, 2026, for the development of 8912 Asean Avenue.
Formalized under Proclamation No. 1111, the project designates the 14-storey structure in Aseana City as a new Information Technology (IT) Park. The agreement was signed by PEZA Director General Tereso O. Panga and ASEANA City President and CEO Delfin Angelo Wenceslao at the Aseana 3 BPO Building in Parañaque City.
The development is poised to become a cornerstone of the “Metro South” growth corridor, featuring:
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Total Floor Area: 100,708.36 square meters.
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Structure: 14 storeys, including a penthouse and service deck.
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Strategic Goal: Boosting job generation, business expansion, and high-value service exports. “Economic development does not happen overnight. It is built patiently—through well-thought-out plans, consistent policies, and partnerships that endure through changing times,” stated DG Tereso O. Panga. “Aseana Holdings is a clear example of that kind of partner.”
This registration marks the fifth PEZA-registered building for AHI. Beyond the traditional IT-BPO sector, AHI is looking toward the future of specialized ecozones.
Delfin Wenceslao, President and CEO of AHI, noted that the company is actively exploring new frontiers:
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Diversification: Moving into healthcare and medical tourism.
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Future Pipeline: Programming new projects to sustain the momentum of the partnership.
The IT-BPO sector remains a critical engine for the Philippine economy. DG Panga reaffirmed PEZA’s bullish stance despite global economic shifts, citing the sector’s impressive track record:
| Metric | Achievement |
| Total Investment Share | ~11% of PEZA’s total portfolio |
| Cumulative Investments | Over PhP 360 Billion |
| Strategic Position | Regional technology and services hub |
“We are confident that this new addition will further strengthen Aseana City, create more quality jobs for Filipinos, and support one of our key focus sectors—the IT industry,” Panga concluded.



