SBITC, Royal Cargo to support business expansion in Luzon

SUBIC FREEPORT— Subic Bay International Terminal Inc. (SBITC), the fastest growing Philippine subsidiary of global port management ICTSI, collaborates with Royal Cargo Inc. to provide seamless movement of goods to and from North and Central Luzon and help small and medium-sized enterprises expand their operations.

SBITC and Royal Cargo have teamed up to provide the Filipino business community in North and Central Luzon a world-class and highly efficient 4PL combination delivering superior customer service and attractive pricing.

“The joint efforts of the terminal and Royal Cargo have increased cold-storage options that will improve the quality of refrigerated cargo coming in and out of the country in a fast and efficient manner. This creates opportunities within the value chain to allow local businesses to promote their market further outside of traditional centers like Manila,” said Roberto Locsin, SBITC president.

Now more than ever, SBITC’s New Container Terminals (NCT 1 and 2) would be utilized by NCL local businesses at their utmost advantage, expanding their market operations even outside the Philippines.

“The North Hub will take us one step closer to helping companies across the country achieve growth and expand the new markets such as the Asia-Pacific region. With SBITC, we are now able to provide a direct connectivity to major Intra-Asia and global ports which makes our operations a lot easier,” said Royal Cargo President, El m er Sarmiento.

Subic’s terminal handling charges are 48 percent less expensive compared to other terminals despite being the first and only on-dock warehouse in Region 3

The President had also indicated in his July 23 State of the Nation Address that he is bent on bringing in a third telecommunications market participant by year’s end to provide effective competition in the delivery of high-speed Internet services at lower prices. (Press Release)