Anflo Industrial Estate Kicks Off 2021 with Online Event

At just 289 employees at the start of January 2020, Mr. Lagdameo reported that it now has 600 employees working within the estate. An increase in vehicle traffic was also reported from 381 at the beginning of last year to 543 vehicles. AIE launched a guided and virtual tour as an initiative to showcase the project as the pandemic pushed the estate towards strengthening online platforms. In November 2020, AIE brought home the coveted Best Industrial Development at the 8th PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards with it being a true testimony of AIE’s resilience amidst the pandemic.
Mr. Lagdameo also reported several exciting projects planned for 2021 including the launch of their commercial area through a one-storey commercial building and completion of its much-awaited, cold storage facility. AIE also reported that sister company, Davao International Container Terminal, Inc. (DICT), a world-class port terminal facility just 300 meters away from AIE, is currently expanding its berth and will be operational by March 2021.
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