SBFZ Overview

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Subic Bay Freeport ZoneAdministered and managed by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority

ROBERTO V. GARCIAChairman and Administrator


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History

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Built in 1885 as a Spanish naval station

Served as a US naval base from 1898 to 1992

Transformed into a premier investment and tourist destination


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The US Navy selectedSubic Bay as a repairand supply depot.1

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Spanish NavalStation

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SpaindiscoveredSubic Bay'snatural deepharbor and soonbuilt a naval

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After theSpanish-

American war,US Forcestook control ofthe Spanishnaval facility.

1800 1992

The Spanish Gate is the mainentrance from the harbor to the

inner Spanish Naval Station.

Subic duringWWII

TheJapaneseoccupiedSubic.1

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The RP-USMilitaryBases

Agreement

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The famous Seabees

started construction of

the Naval Base Station.

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Turnover ofSubic to thePhil. afterthe Senaterejected theTreaty and

the PinatuboEruption.

S U B I C B A Y M E T R O P O L I T A N A U T H O R I T Y


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SEAPORT

AIRPORT

TELECOMMUNICATIONS, ROADS & HOUSING FACILITIES

TOTAL - $ 8 Billion

VALUE OF INFRASTRUCTURE LEFT BY THE U.S.



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The first free port in the

Philippines

The first successful militarybase conversion into a taxand duty free zone

670 square kilometers,

consisting of the former USNaval Base, the municipalitiesof Subic in Zambales, Morongand Hermosa in Bataan, andthe City of Olongapo

1,800 locators with US$9.3billion cumulative investmentsand 89,745 active workforce

Fenced Area of 13,601hectares


Subic Freeport and Special Economic Zone


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A SeamlessEconomic

Corridor

Integration of Subic and Clarks

world-class logistics infrastructure

to create an economic hub that

takes advantage of Central Luzons

abundant flat lands

- Subic, Clark and Luisita linked

by a 93.8km, 4-lane

expressway (SCTEP)

- Construction of 600,000

TEU capacity

Container Terminal inSubic

- Upgrading of DMIA

SCAD VisionTo develop the Subic-Clark Corridor into a globally competitivelogistics hub for the efficient movement of people, goods,services & data, in partnership with the private sector

Subic Seaport

Clark Airport

North Rail

North LuzonExpressway

Subic-ClarkToll Road

NLE Extension(Clark-Tarlac Road)

Subic Clark Area Development



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Advantages for Investors

Strategic location andaccessibility

Dedicated Administration

Attractive business incentives

Existing world-classinfrastructure

Readily available skilledmanpower

Magnificent natural setting

Unique combination of tourismattractions



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City FlyingHours

SailingTime

(Days)

Kaohshiung 1.0


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Accessibility



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Diosdado Macapagal International Airport

One of the biggest aviation

complexes in Asia with its two

3.2 kilometer parallel runways

that will be extended to 4

kilometers to accommodate

new generation wide-bodied

aircraft.

Subic Bay International Airport

Air Linkages Sea Linkages

http://www.apl.com/index.html


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Dedicated Administration

The SBMA is the sole authority created to administer and develop the Freeport Zone.

Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority

Established in 1992 to manage and develop

the Subic Bay Freeport into a self sustaining

industrial, commercial, logistics and tourism

center

Employees: 3,700

Chairman & Administrator:Roberto V. Garcia

One-stop investment promotion,

registration and regulatory agency for

the entire Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Key Functions: Investment Promotion,

Infrastructure Development, PortAdministration, Security and Law

Enforcement, Permitting and Licensing

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Business Incentives

Exemption from all local and national taxes with only a 5% corporate taxon gross income

Duty-free importation

Unrestricted entry of foreign investments

No foreign exchange control

Visas available to foreign nationals



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Infrastructure

Subic Bay has existing world-class key infrastructurethat can support a wide range of businesses.

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South China Sea

New Container TerminalCubi Point

Subic Bay

International Airport

Subic Bay

Techno-Park

Subic Bay Gateway Park

(Phase 2)

Subic Bay Gateway Park(Phase 1)

Naval SupplyDepot

(General Cargo )

Subic Bay Golf

Course

Central Area

Ship Repair

FacilityBoton Wharf

POL Pier

Marine Terminal

Sattler Pier

Rivera Wharf

Bravo WharfYacht Club

Passenger TerminalLeyte Pier

Nabasan Wharf

Camayan WharfHanjin Heavy

Industries Shipyard(240 ha)

Boton LogisticsCenter

Naval Magazine

Ecotour ism ZoneCubi

Redondo

Peninsula


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Subic is a complete port

There are a total of 15 operational piers and wharves capable of handlingall kinds of sea vessels

South China Sea

New Container TerminalCubi Point

Subic International Airport

Subic Bay Techn o-Park

Industr ial Park (Phase 2) Industr ial Park (Phase 1)

NSD Area

ENRONPower Plant

Central AreaSRF Area

Boton Wharf

POL Pier

Marine Terminal Sattler Pier

Rivera Wharf

Bravo Wharf

Yacht Club

Passenger Terminal

Leyte Pier

Nabasan Wharf

Camayan Wharf


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Port of Subic

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The Port of Subic is an integral part of the development of the Subic-Clark corridor. It hastwo (2) new container terminals, and 15 operational piers and wharves for all kinds of seavesselsplus a passenger terminal, a fertilizer terminal, a grains bulk terminal and a general

containerized cargo terminal .


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New Container Terminals 1 & 2

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The newest operating container port

in the country, financed by the JapanBank of International Cooperation

Responds to the growing requirements

of seaborne trade in Northern &Central Luzon & the capacity shortage

of 14 million TEUs projected for South

East Asia

Terminal Area: 30 hectaresAnnual Capacity: 600,000 TEUs

Berth Length: 280 meters

Controlling Depth: 13 meters

Equipment: 4 GCs (Post-Panamax)

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Manpower

Central Luzon has a total labor pool of 3.5 million (3rdlargest in the Philippines).

Subic Bay Freeport and immediate environs: Workingpopulation of 700,000

About 32,666 university graduates yearly

5,526 Engineering and Technology-related graduates

9,788 Business Administration and related courses (IT-enabled)

3,492 Mathematics and Computer Science graduates

More than 162 universities / colleges / vocational schoolsin and around the Subic Freeport Special Economic Zone


W ll P d N t l E i t


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Well-Preserved Natural Environment

Subic Bays well-preserved natural environment provides everyonea high quality of life.


Conservation Areas

Fi t l li i i th h t f t


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First-class living in the heart of nature

Luxurious living in the forest, mountain, and beach areas


Fi t l li i i th h t f t


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First-class living in the heart of nature

Luxurious living in the forest, mountain, and beach areas


U i C bi ti f T i Att ti


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Unique Combination of Tourism Attractions

Subic Bay is ONE destination for alla place to indulge, to reinvigorate, to escape

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YACHT CLUB JUNGLE SURVIVAL OCEAN ADVENTURE ZOOBIC SAFARI

CULTURE HISTORY NATURE HIKES SHOPPING

WATER SPORTS BEACHES GOLF SPA

A THEME PARK Destination


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SUBIC BAYA THEME PARK Destination

A THEME PARK Destination


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Under construction

1. Holy Land Subic

2. Subic Aviary and Bird Park

3. Treetop ExpansionCubi

4. TreetopMangrove Park

5. MoonbayRiver Walk

SUBIC BAYA THEME PARK Destination


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SUBIC BAYAn Eco-tourism Destination

Natural Attractions

Forest Trails

Falls

Mangrove Area

Turtle Nesting Areas

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SUBIC BAYMeetings, Incentives, Conventions and Events Destination


SUBIC BAY


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Year No. of Participants No.of Events

2012 128,628 293

2011 107,107 141

2010 92,000 389

SUBIC BAYMeetings, Incentives, Conventions and Events Destination

Subic Bay Exhibition and Convention Center - 1.2 hectare area, 10,000 persons capacity

Development of Subic Bay as MICE Destination


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Development of Subic Bay as MICE Destination


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A S t T i D ti ti


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SUBIC BAY:A Sports Tourism Destination

23rd South East AsianGames satellite venue forarchery, canoe/kayak, sailing

and triathlon

Philippine Olympic Festival

FEI World JumpingChallenge (Equestrian)

Milo Marathon RegionalRace

China Sea Race

Annual Sports Events

Subic International

Triathlon Philippine International

Open Chess Challenge

ITU Asian 02 LongDistance Triathlon


Tourism


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Tourism

SPORTS

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Sports Events

Classification 2011 2012 Increase

International 8 15 88

Local 27 33 22

TOTAL 35 48 37

SUBIC BAY: A Top Dive Site & Bird watching Site


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SUBIC BAY:A Top Dive Site & Bird-watching Site

One of the top ship wreck divesites in the Philippines

USS New York (Battleship)

Oyuru Maru Hellship

Seian Maru

Landing Craft Utility, PatrolBoat & Landing Ship

USS Lanikai

El Capitan / USS Majaba

San Quintin

Declared in 2009 by DOT as oneof the countrys 13 bird-watchingsites

Sites: Hill 394, Nabasan Area,Triboa & Bee-eater Colony

48 recorded bird species,including Brahminy Kite,Crested Serpent Eagle, RedJunglefowl, Green ImperialDove, Philippine Scops-Owl,etc.

Ideal road-side birding site


SUBIC BAY A M di l T i D ti ti


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SUBIC BAY:A Medical Tourism Destination

Two (2) existing hospitals, and five(5) out-patient / clinic facilities:

1. Baypointe Hospital (2011)

2. George Dewey MedicalCenter (2009)

3. Totalmed Corp.

4. Triboa Medtech

5. Borough Medical Care

6. Laceda Medical Clinic

7. Gross Pointe MedicalServices



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Investment Opportunities


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Investment Opportunities

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Port Operations

Warehousing

Airport Operations

Transshipment

Shipbuilding

Ship repair

Industrial ParkDevelopment

Electronics /Components

Manufacturing

Consumer Goods

Renewable Energy

Garments

Hotel / Resort

Development

Housing Development

RetirementCommunities

Golf Course

Gaming and Leisure

Ecotourism

Medical Tourism

Retail / Restaurants

Software design

Call Center

Business ProcessOutsourcing

Animation

School ComplexDevelopment

Primary

Secondary

Tertiary

Post Graduate

Skills DevelopmentCenter

Research &Development

Subic Bay Investments


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Subic Bay Investments

3,789

5,502 5,752 5,958

7,168

7,830 7,900

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Cumulative Investments (US$ 000)

Subic Bay is a choice investment destination of 1,180 companies with morethan US$8.4 billion worth of investments.

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Number of Investors

INVESTOR PROFILE


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INVESTOR PROFILE

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Top 10 Countries with Investment Projects in SBFZin Terms of Committed Investments

Rank No. of Projects Country of OriginCommitted Investment

(US$)

1 223 KOREA 3,620,660,864.92

2 656 PHILIPPINES 681,854,762.14

3 52 TAIWAN 260,640,089.36

4 24 CHINA 103,430,870.99

5 7 INDIA 102,381,565.22

6 34 JAPAN 35,436,283.66

7 37 U.S.A. 14,006,959.33

8 11 U.K. 10,823,204.50

9 1 SWITZERLAND 7,000,000.00

10 1 U.A.E. 6,720,000.00


Major Investments in Subic Bay Freeport


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Major Investments in Subic Bay Freeport

HANJIN (2007)

Hanjin Heavy Industriesand Construction Co., Ltd.(Korea)

4th biggest shipbuildingfacility in the world

US$2.54 billioncommitted investment

NIDEC (2001)Nidec Subic Philippines,Inc. (Japan)

Manufacturing of micromotors

US$80 million actualinvestment

WISTRON (1996)

Wistron Infocom (Phils)Corp. (Taiwan)

Manufacturing ofpersonal computers,mother-boards


AYALA LAND (2009)

Subic Bay Town Center(Philippines)

Commercial Mall




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Tourism


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TOURISM TRAFFIC (Arrivals via SCTEX only)

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Year

Visitor

Arrivals

Tourist

Arrivals

Hotel

Guests

Hotel

Occupancy

Rate

2012 5,228,434 1,252,217 1,208,151 69

2011 4,631,696 1, 150,637 1,106,571 71%

Variance

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Investment Prospects in Tourism

- Ayala Mall development


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- Subic Waterfront Development Project


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- Subic Waterfront Development Project


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- Pedestrianization of Linkage Road


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- Subic Waterfront Redevelopment Project


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- Ilanin West development


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- Cawag area development
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