MANILA, Philippines – Silicon Valley-based Omega Global Technologies Inc. (Omega GTI) opened a new regional operations office in the Philippines earlier this month, continuing the expansion of foreign investments in the country this year.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) on Tuesday said the firm’s facility opened last March 6 in Malvar, Batangas.
“Omega GTI’s expansion in the Philippines marks a significant boost to the country’s logistics and supply chain capabilities, reinforcing its role as a strategic hub for semiconductor and electronics manufacturing in the global value chain,” The Philippine Trade and Investment Center-Silicon Valley Trade Commissioner Kristine Umali said in a statement.
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“This move also paves the way for deeper collaboration between Silicon Valley and the Philippines, driving innovation and investment opportunities,” Umali said.
According to the DTI, the company specializes in comprehensive supply chain solutions for the semiconductor and electronics industry.
Testing lab
The DTI said that the firm operates a lab that conducts testing of electronic components to verify their authenticity and quality.
Omega GTI President Zedric Ochoa said the Philippines has a competitive edge in the emerging sector.
“Choosing the Philippines for this expansion was a strategic decision. This country is home to incredible talent, a strong work ethic, and a spirit of perseverance that aligns perfectly with our company’s vision,” Ochoa said.
Meanwhile, the company’s executive vice president, Jayson Alfonso said their goal is to attract more investments from Silicon Valley to the Philippines.
“This expansion is just the beginning, and we are committed to strengthening partnerships that will drive innovation, create jobs, and enhance the country’s position in the global electronics and technology industries,” Alfonso said.
According to international market research firm Statista, the country’s transportation and logistics market is expected to grow at an annual rate of 1.73 percent from 2025 to 2029, reaching $63.71 billion by the end of the period. INQ
