List of Investors
| Name of Company | Project |
|---|---|
| Multi-Products Distribution Systems Inc. | Trading/warehousing/Facilities Operator |
| Peninsula Duty Free Corporation | Duty-free shop |
| Mabuhay Satellite Corporation | Back-up tracking, telemetry and control station for Aguila 2 satellite |
| Bendimil International Corp. | Facilities Operator |
| Nihon International Trading Corp. | Trading |
| IPDI of USA | Seaport Developer, Power distributor |
| OMED Zamboanga Corporation | Software development |
| Seachamp International Export Corp. | Manufacturing and export of microwavable marine products |
| Southgate Ace Marine Inc. | Manufacturing of pasteurized canned crabmeat |
| DEMAK | Assembly and manufacturing of motorcycle, tricycle and urban vehicles |
| Globe Telecom | Utilities Enterprise (in-building coverage enhancement project) |
| Alfranz Trading | Small scale mining of Gypsum |
| Fenix Group of Companies | Trading and reconditioning of imported used motor |
| Southern Auctioneer Int’l | Production of high value crops, vegetables and fighting cock breeding |
| Wellstar Recycling Corporation | Recycling of used motor vehicles, scraps, engines and parts |
| BMCO R & E Inc. | Rubber processing |
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