Clark Freeport and

Philippines Special Economic Zone

Taiwan

Vietnam Thailand

Malaysia

Singapore

Brunei

China

Korea

Japan

Dubai

2

Clark is within 3 hours from major trading

points in the ASEAN Region.

It is also at the heart of Luzon Island, a 40

minute drive from Metro Manila or Subic.

Global Accessibility

• 4,400 has. consisting of

the civil aviation complex (2,490 has.), Industrial parks, tourism and leisure estates, and ICT zones

The Freeport Zone

The Special Economic Zone • 27,600 has. conducive for a Agro-

Industrial, Tourism-Related Projects, Industrial Estate & ICT parks

• 10,684 hectares has been master planned for development

Clark Master Plan

AVIATION / LOGISTICS

TOURISM

TECHNO INDUSTRIAL

TECHNO INDUSTRIAL

TECHNO INDUSTRIAL

Clark

Freeport

Zone

Master Development and Land Use Plan

TECHNO INDUSTRIAL

SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE

AVIATION / LOGISTICS

TOURISM

CLARK LOCATORS BY INDUSTRY

Industrial

25%

Agro Ind’l

2%

Commercial

13%

IT

12%

Service

30%

Aviation Related

3%

Tourism

6% Institutional

1% Utility

2% Housing

6%

Industrial

Agro Ind’l

Commercial

IT

Service

Aviation Related

Tourism

Institutional

Utility

Housing

Dutch, 1%

India, 1%

China, 2%

France, 2%

Hongkong, 3%

British Virgin Islands (BVI), 4%

United Kingdom, 4%

Taiwan, 5%

Australia, 8%

Japan, 17%

USA, 21%

Korea, 26%

Dutch

India

China

France

Hongkong

British Virgin Islands(BVI)United Kingdom

Taiwan

Australia

Japan

SUMMARY OF CFZ CONTRACTS SIGNED ACCORDING TO NATIONALITY

As of October 2012 590 CFZ Locators

Economic Indicators Clark’s

YEAR INVESTMENT EMPLOYMENT EXPORT

2009 PHP 77.35 Billion 58,023 US $ 1.03 Billion

2010 PHP 85.41 Billion 60,162 US $ 1.45 Billion

2011 PHP 106.44 Billion 64,055 US $ 3.91 Billion

As of February 2012, employment has reached to 70,097

SCTex

Spur Logistics

Interchange 2

Clark Logistics

Interchange

M.A. Roxas

Under Pass 1

Start of Project Clark-

Tarlac Package 2

Friendship Gate

Clark North

Interchange & Panday

Pira Access Road

Clark North 2 Bridge Exit

Clark North 3 Bridge Entry

Gil Puyat Under Pass

Spur Road

U-Turn Slot

Spur NLE Interchange

Airport

Angeles City

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School

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Mabalacat

Panday Pira Access

Road

Spur Logistics

Interchange 2

Clark Logistics

Interchange

M.A. Roxas

Under Pass 1

Start of Project Clark-

Tarlac Package 2

Friendship Gate

Clark North

Interchange & Panday

Pira Access Road

Clark North 2 Bridge Exit

Clark North 3 Bridge Entry

Gil Puyat Under Pass

Spur Road

U-Turn Slot

Spur NLE Interchange

Airport

Angeles City

M.A

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Omni Aviation

School

Mac Arth

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Mac A

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Spur R

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Mabalacat

Panday Pira Access

Road

Logistics Interchange

North Luzon Expressway

Subic International Seaport

Infrastructure Support

Power:

Existing:

69KV line direct from Mexico Substation

3 Substations with a total of 98 MVA

CDC Projects:

Construction of 2 x 150 MVA, 230/69KV substations

Installation of dual 230KV Transmission line from Mexico to Clark to be loop to the existing Concepcion-

Clark 230 KV line.

CEDC Projects:

69 KV lines in loop within CFZ

Construction of an additional 33 MVA 69/13.8KV Substation

Power Rate: P 6.88 /kwh or US $ 0.17 kwh (as of November 2012)

($ 1 = P 40.91 – Dec. 7, 2012)

Water:

1,177,560 m3 / month available resource

23 deep wells

Current Production: 856,182 / month

Current Consumption: 747,610m3/ month

5 reservoirs with capacity of 2.9 Million Gallons

13.2kms piping network

Water with Sewer Fee: Residential: P 16.40/ m3

Commercial: P 38.15/ m3

Industrial: P 37.78/ m3

Telecoms Service

High Speed Fiber Optic Cabling and Redundant Fiber Optic Loop

Available

STM1 and Multiple STM1 Available Capacity / Bandwidth

Commercial USD 22.84/month

Residential USD 13.22/month

National USD 0.09/min.

International USD 0.36/min.

Utilities

Manpower and Wages 35,000 graduates annually

Number of Schools Offering ICT

Programs

94

Top Degree Programs BS Computer Engineering

BS Computer Science

BS Electrical & Communications Engineering

BS Information Technology

BS Medical Technology

BS Information Management

BS Aircraft Maintenance Technology

160 Colleges/Universities in the Region

Median Pay

*Regional Minimum Wage

is PhP302/day or

US$6.70/day

or US$175/month

Encoder/Transcriptionist $ 248/month

Customer Service Rep. $ 282/month

Team Leader /Technician $ 328/month

Analyst/ Software Developer $ 400/month

MIS/Systems Administrator $ 413/month

Manager/ Department Head $ 957/month

1. Preferential tax rate of 5% based on GIE provided that 70% of products are to be exported

2. Duty Free importation of capital equipment, raw materials and finished goods subject to 70% minimum export requirement

3. Zero Value added tax on local purchases

1. Specialized Investors and Workers Visa

2. Electronics Transit Admission Permit System (E-TAPS)

Other Incentives

Incentives

Lease Rates

Land: Starts at US$ 0.30 per square meter per month

depending on location

Building: Starts at US$ 2.00 per square meter per month

depending on condition of structure

• CARE System

• Simplified registration process

• Multi-modal connectivity

• 24/7 Warehousing

• 24/7 Customs/Logistics services

•Clark Trade System

(electronic, paperless

transaction of import/export

permits)

Investor Friendly Climate

MSK GROUP WORK CLARK, INC.

4.48 has. Area - Warehouse/ Factory Building

Units along Creek Side Road, CFZ

SUMMARY REPORT FOR FEDEX FLIGHTS

PARTICULAR

NO. OF NO. OF

INBOUND FLIGHTS OUTBOUND FLIGHTS

January 51 51

February 43 43

March 55 54

April 50 50

May 53 53

June 49 49

July 53 53

August 54 54

September 52 51

October 52 51

November 48 50

December 51 52

TOTAL 611 611

e-TAP Procedures 1. Registration with CDC; Preparation , Uploading of List of Importables.

2. Subscription with VASP

3. Enrollment (CDC-TRE) for Payment of Freeport Fees

4. Electronic filling of e-TAP

5. Release of Goods at Port of Discharge

6. Delivery of the Goods to the Zone/Locators’ premise

e-ED Procedures 1. Registration with CDC; Preparation , Uploading of List of Exportables.

2. Subscription with VASP

3. Electronic Filing of e-ED

4. Filing of the Authority to Load at BOC-OSEDC

5. Examination/Clearance of Goods at CCA

6. Exit of Goods and Transit to the Port of Loading

3.

Top 8 Overall

2012-2013

2012-2013

Finance

Learning

and

Growth

Customer

Core

Process

CDC Strategic Map VISION By 2020, CDC shall have established Clark as the premiere logistics, light industry, industrial, service and tourism center in Southeast Asia.

MISSION The CDC generates meaningful and gainful employment and catalyzes sustainable economic development by converting Clark into the preferred international civil aviation complex; modern industrial estate; tourism, trade and business center. All these are consistent with national goals and adhering to the highest standards of good governance.

Establish full control over non productive

CFZ land assets using balance of firm

enforcement and inclusive growth

Address future development requirements of the

Freeport and Metro Clark communities to be more

efficient and competitive

Secure targeted

investments through

aggressive marketing

Sign up identified

investors for specific

packaged high impact

themed projects

Provide efficient regulatory

and support services to

create a sound business

environment

Optimize assets through business

models and strategic partnerships that

create higher value

Robust economic development

Gainful employment

Financial sustainability

Profitable business ventures

Transform the organization into a responsive,

performance-based structure

Develop competencies of

strategic units

Provide accurate, real-time and

secure data for decision-

making, security, monitoring

and customer service

Clark

Freeport ….

Your ultimate

gateway to

Business and

Leisure.