Company: Ayala Land Inc. – AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp.
Company Description: AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC), a subsidiary of Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI), pursues real estate logistics and industrial estate development. ALLHC is the leading developer of industrial parks and a major player in real estate logistics in the Philippines. At present, ALLHC has 4 industrial parks, over 200,000 sq.m. of warehouse gross leasable area, and 2 commercial properties.
Nomination Category: Company / Organization Categories
Nomination Sub Category: Company of the Year - Real Estate - Medium-size
 Nomination Title: AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC)
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AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC), an Ayala Land, Inc. subsidiary, is the leading industrial real estate company in the Philippines.
ALLHC is in seven growth areas nationwide through its diversified portfolio of industrial parks, warehouses, cold storage, and commercial leasing properties. ALLHC owns 5 industrial estates spanning 1,067 hectares in gross land area, real estate logistics facilities encompassing 314,000 square meters of gross leasable area (GLA), cold storage facilities with 15,300 pallet positions, and retail & office centers with 96,800 sqm of commercial GLA.
Laguna Technopark, ALLHC’s pioneering and innovative development built in 1990, is one of the country’s first privately-owned industrial estates. It paved the way for progress in the dynamic CALABARZON (Southern Luzon) region, and remains to generate over 100,000 jobs for leading global manufacturing investors.
As a major player in real estate logistics, ALLHC continues to expand its warehouse leasing portfolio with strong presence in two major island groups, Luzon and Visayas. It has two commercial centers in highly urbanized areas in Metro Manila.
Amidst geopolitical and macroeconomic challenges, ALLHC experienced transformational growth in 2022-2024, focusing on stability and resilience. ALLHC's diversified business lines continue to be a solid platform for growth.
- If you are providing written answers for your submission, you must provide an answer to this second question: Outline the organization's achievements since the beginning of 2022 that you wish to bring to the judges' attention (up to 250 words):
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In 2022, revenues registered at P4.2B while net income rose by 29% at P1.0B compared to 2021. In 2023, amidst ongoing development works for its industrial estates, ALLHC posted revenues of P3.51B and net income of P636M.
Demand was robust for industrial lots with lots sold reaching a total gross value of P2.6B, a record high for the company. Warehouse leasing revenues posted a 2% growth to P659M. Cold storage revenues accelerated by 46% year-on-year to P176M.
The country’s business environment allowed ALLHC to focus on expansion projects. With an industrial park portfolio in Laguna, Cavite, Laguindingan, and Pampanga, ALLHC acquired 133 more hectares of land for Batangas Technopark, and the expansion of Pampanga Technopark, which were launched in April and June 2023, respectively.
The company acquired a third cold storage facility in Cebu in 2022, and constructed its fourth facility in Batangas which opened in May 2024. ALLHC will open a cold facility in Pampanga Technopark and break ground for two more this year.
ALLHC’s first build-to-suit facility, a 15,000-sqm warehouse in Cavite Technopark for a retailer, and an 8,000-sqm warehouse in Pampanga Technopark will be delivered this year, adding 23,000 sqm of warehouse GLA. An 18-000 sqm Pampanga warehouse expansion will commence construction by 2Q 2024.
ALLHC’s joint venture with FLOW Digital Infrastructure, a developer-operator of digital infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific, launched the partnership’s first Philippine data center campus in Laguna in 2022. Phase 1A will be ready-for-service by end-2024.
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ALLHC is committed to create long-term value and contribute to progress through its developments. Through the “ALLHC Cares for Tomorrow” program or ACT, the company’s ongoing initiatives for environmental protection, social engagement, and good governance underscore the company’s active commitment to sustainability while supporting surrounding communities.
ALLHC has taken significant strides in increasing renewable energy use and adopting a circular economy. In 2023, renewable energy made up 90% of its properties’ total energy consumption. Clean and dry plastics weighing 860 kilograms from its employees, corporate offices and malls were collected for repurposing into ready-mix concrete and eco products for Ayala Land group’s construction projects. It diverted over 120 tons of plastic from landfills from use of recycled and secondhand plastic pallets in its cold storage operations. All these initiatives are in support of Ayala Land’s medium-term 2030 carbon neutrality goal and the Ayala Group’s ambitious 2050 net zero target.
ACT activities are geared towards community development. These are its participation in the Department of Education’s Brigada Eskewela (School Brigade); assistance to micro, small and medium enterprises through Alagang AyalaLand (AyalaLand Cares) Centers in its commercial centers, and Tutuban Center’s e-commerce site; assistance to the Missionaries of Charity within the Tutuban Center complex in Manila; and mounted e-libraries for student and public use in Pampanga and Laguindingan.
Through ACT, ALLHC aims to bridge business leadership to sustainable developments, as a responsible steward of key industrial hubs that energize and support businesses for national progress.
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