Philippines
The Cavite Economic Zone (CEZ), originally established as the Cavite Export Processing Zone (CEPZ), spans 275 hectares (680 acres) across the municipalities of Rosario and General Trias in Cavite, Philippines located 30 kilometers (19 miles) south of Manila. The fully developed zone features well-paved roads, water and sewer lines, power infrastructure, and access to communication facilities and an aeration-type sewage treatment plant. It was created through Presidential Proclamations Nos. 1980, 2017, and 1259, issued in May, September, and June of 1980 and 1998, respectively.
The zone was initially created as the Cavite Export Processing Zone by virtue of Presidential Proclamations No. 1980 and No. 2017. It evolved into the Cavite Economic Zone after the signing of the Special Economic Zone Act of 1995, which led to the formation of the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA), replacing the Export Processing Zone Authority (EPZA). Today, CEZ is home to 426 active companies, marking its significant role in the region’s industrial landscape.
Expansion of Cavite Economic Zone
In recent years, the CEZ expanded to include the Cavite Export Processing Zone II, a 51.47-hectare (127.2-acre) area located in Barangay Bacao II, General Trias. This extension is developed and operated by Majestic Technical Skills Development and Landscape Corporation.
One of the latest developments within the zone is Schneider Electric Philippines’ smart distribution center, which opened in 2024. Spanning 4,200 square meters, the center is part of the company’s broader plan to expand its distribution facilities in the region to a total of 19,600 square meters. Schneider Electric’s growth is fueled by increasing internal demand and its ability to sustain global growth projections as a leader in energy management and industrial automation.
With ongoing development and continuous investment in infrastructure, CEZ remains a key economic hub, attracting a diverse range of industries and playing a pivotal role in driving economic growth and job creation in the region.
Notable Tenants at Cavite EconomicZone
At the Japanese group companies O.M. we are producing high-grade pure Tin and Tin alloy from secondary raw materials.
Our business area covers from East and Southeast Asia to over the world.
Our sustainable Tin supply to customers contributes to saving the earth’s ecology and environment. We recycle solder scrap into solder alloys, pure tin, silver, copper, and lead. Furthermore, we dispose of production residues correctly. Our policy is to act to Be “NICE TO THE EARTH”, by effective use of natural resources and less emission of disposal waste.
Since establishment of the manufacturing in Philippines in 1995, other than our tradition of smelting Tin alloys and solder alloys, Company has started refining of Tin and Silver, and expanded our operations to Thailand and Indonesia. Today we continue to deliver our technologies all over the world as a leading company of added value products and to contribute sustainable development in our planet.
Processing, manufacture, and sale of synthetic resin packaging material
(1) Manufacture, processing, and sale of plastic film
(2) Printing and manufacture and sale of printing plates
(3) Sale of synthetic resins (polyolefin-based)
(4) Other business activities associated with the above.
J-Film shall strive to develop, manufacture, and deliver quality products that continue to satisfy the needs of society based on its core film formation technologies including inflation and T-die technologies and laminate products in order to maintain stable returns for its stakeholders while contributing to society.
J-Film is dedicated to the provision of superior quality products and furthering its specialist knowledge and technologies with the ultimate aim of becoming a trusted and respected corporate partner.
J-Film shall respect the individuality and creativity of its employees in order to promote an open and enlightened corporate culture that will continue to boldly change and challenge convention.