WHY SUBIC? The Port of Subic today… An emerging full-fledged logistics and investment hub in the South East Asian Region A modern and strategic gateway for the following port activities: Gathering cargoes from the southern islands of the Philippine archipelago, as well as Northern and Central Luzon; and Transshipping cargoes to and from the trans-Pacific, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Europe, Middle East & other major Asian ports.
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Key Advantages of the Port of Subic at a Glance
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• Strategic location & accessibility as a regional logistics hub • Natural deep harbor
• Lower drayage & port-related charges • Lower tariff than Manila
• Complete world-class port facilities • High quality major road networks
• No truck ban / No flooding
• Two (2) New Container Terminals with total capacity of 600,000 TEUs annually
• 9001-2000 Certified on Quality Management
• Shorter distance & delivery time
• International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) code compliant
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JAPAN Shanghai
CHINA
INDIA
Taipei TAIWAN Hong Kong BURMA
Hanoi LAOS
THAILAND
SUBIC BAY●
Bangkok
•Manila
VIETNAM CAMBODIA
PHILIPPINES
Phnom Penh
MALAYSIA
Centrally located in the Asia Pacific region and within the first and premier free port of the Philippines
MALAYSIA
Kuala Lumpur
Borneo
SINGAPORE
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KOREA
Seoul 4.5 days
Tokyo 5.0 days JAPAN
3.0 days Shanghai
CHINA
INDIA
2.0 days Taipei
2.0 days Hong Kong BURMA
TAIWAN >2.0 days Kaohshiung Los Angeles 22 days
Hanoi LAOS
THAILAND 4.0 days Bangkok
SUBIC BAY●
Subic Bay is accessible to and from the fastest growing markets of the ASEAN region.
•Manila
VIETNAM CAMBODIA
3.0 days Ho Chi Minh
PHILIPPINES
Phnom Penh
MALAYSIA
MALAYSIA
Kuala Lumpur
Borneo
4.5 days SINGAPORE
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Natural Deep Harbor
A natural deep harbor of up to 15 meters in depth, Subic is a complete port. It covers a total of 41 hectares and has 15 operational piers and wharves capable of handling all kinds of sea vessels including the Panamax class container vessels.
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Major Road Networks to and from the Port of Subic
SUBIC-CLARK-TARLAC EXPRESSWAY (SCTEX) S
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Major Road Networks to and from the Port of Subic Section
Distance (Kms)
Segment
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Tarlac – Victoria Victoria – Gerona Gerona – Paniqui Paniqui – Moncada Moncada – Carmen
9.20 7.75 5.70 6.15 19.90
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6. Carmen - Urdaneta
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7. Urdaneta – Pozzorubio 8. Pozzorubio - Rosario
14.83 15.58
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88.58
TARLAC-PANGASINAN-LA UNION EXPRESSWAY (TPLEX) S
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Major Road Networks to and from the Port of Subic
TO SCTEX
NCT 1 & 2 ACCESS ROAD A 3.6-km. access road,
connecting New Container Terminals 1 and 2 to the Freeport’s Argonaut Highway all the way to the Tipo Expressway, Subic’s nearest entry-exit point to and from Manila
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Shorter distance…
ROUTE Subic – Bataan
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DISTANCE 20 kms
Subic – Clark
60 kms
Subic – Pampanga Subic – Tarlac
50 kms
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ROUTE Manila – Bataan Manila – Clark Manila – Pampanga Manila Tarlac
60 kms
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DISTANCE 123 kms 85 kms 65 kms 125 kms
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Shorter delivery time…
MANILA TO/FROM
SUBIC
Est. Travel Time (hr)
Distance (km)
Distance (km)
Est. Travel Time (hr)
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MANILA TARLAC
125
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BATAAN
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1.75
PAMPANGA
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ZAMBALES (IBA)
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CLARK
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2.5
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…and lower drayage & port-related charges
ESTIMATED TRUCKING COST
Manila–Clark–Subic Subic–Clark–Subic
PhP 14,000 PhP 12,000
ARRASTRE PORT
Per 20 TEU
Per 40 TEU
SUBIC
PhP 1,481.76
PhP 3,402.00
MICT / ATI
PhP 2,577.12
PhP 5,918.08
SAVINGS
PhP 1,095.36
PhP 2,516.08
The Port of Subic Bay has lower tariff compared to other ports in the Philippines.
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International Security and Quality Standards • The Port of Subic Bay is fully compliant with the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code of the International Maritime Organization. • It is also fully ISO 9001-2000 certified on Quality Management, an assurance of quality services in accordance with national and international standards.
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More Advantages
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Subic Bay International Airport The Port of Subic is uniquely complemented by the Subic Bay International Airport (SBIA) for cargo and passenger traffic.
A 200-hectare facility that meets International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards for Category I Precision Approach Runway with aerodrome reference Code 4E. S
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Key Freeport-wide Infrastructure
Well-maintained SBF road network
State-of-the-art telecom infrastructure
Efficient waste management system
Sufficient, reliable and clean water supply
Sufficient and stable power supply
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Only in Subic Bay
No truck ban
No flooding
No traffic due to road discipline
No number coding scheme
Assured safety and security
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Attractive Business Incentives for Investors
Exemption from all local and national taxes with only a 5% corporate tax on gross income Duty-free importation
Unrestricted entry of foreign investments No foreign exchange control Visas available to foreign nationals Expanded allowable deduction and higher percentage of income allowable from sources within the customs territory for regional enterprises
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