Known for its rich history and attractive topography and proximity to major business districts in the Philippines, Cavite remains one of the top choices to live, work, and play providing key necessities for businesses and lives to thrive.
Among the top 10 richest provinces in the country according to the latest report published by the Commission on Audit (COA), Cavite has more than P14 billion in assets that expand through various properties across the province.
Thanks to its booming economy, Cavite’s cities and municipalities continue to be a top choice for local and international investors to be the location of their expansion programs.
This includes the booming City of General Trias, which recently received the Most Business-Friendly Local Government Unit (LGU) City Level 2 (1st and 2nd Class Component City) in the recent 48th Philippine Business Conference and Exposition of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI).
With the recent accolades and development vested upon General Trias, it is considered one of the promising locations in the country with its vast potential for growth and development.
Providing a good balance of residential and commercial developments, GeneralTrias is a first class component city in Cavite with its major income source coming from industry and services.
“Cavite has been serving as one of the strongest supports of Metro Manila when it comes to manpower. With its proximity, many of Cavitenos are working in Metro Manila occupying different industries given our expertise and knowledge. But in recent years, this has been changing with the continued development of Cavite,” shared BK Rivera, CEO of Ecom enabler company Seller’s Hub, Inc.
In 6 years of operation, Seller’s Hub, Inc., which headquarters is located in General Trias, Cavite, proved that Cavite has indeed shifted from just merely a province in the Philippines, into a center of leisure and commerce offering key ingredients to make one’s business grow and be successful.
“Whether its road infrastructure, transportation terminal, and networks, to residential, commercial, and industrial spaces, the accelerated development of the province makes it more attractive not only for locals but also for international investors who are continuously seeking opportunities for growth and stability,” Rivera added.
While international businesses and investors keep pouring into Cavite, many local businesses, specifically MSMEs are benefitting from these changes in the economic landscape of Cavite.
