Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman and Administrator Eduardo Jose L. Aliño (2nd from right) joins Jinboway Chief Executive Officer Vicky Wei during the groundbreaking ceremony on September 3, 2026 for the construction of four smart factory buildings as part of the expansion project of Jinbo Way Technology Ltd. Corporation (Jinbo Way).
Subic Bay Freeport – Jinbo Way Technology Ltd. Corporation (Jinbo Way) broke ground on September 3, 2026, marking the start of a P573-million expansion project at the Subic Bay Gateway Park. The initiative includes the construction of four new “smart” manufacturing facilities, slated for completion within three years, and is expected to create approximately 1,000 new jobs.
Jinbo Way Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Vicky Wei led the groundbreaking ceremony, with Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman and Administrator Eduardo Jose L. Aliño serving as guest of honor.
“Today’s groundbreaking is more than the rise of four new buildings; it is a reaffirmation that Subic Bay Freeport remains a top destination for serious investors committed to the future,” Aliño stated.
Highlighting the company’s journey, Aliño recalled, “Jinbo Way began modestly in 2019 with a 5,580-square meter facility, built on the simple decision to trust this Freeport with real capital and real commitment. That trust has since grown into something far larger: an operation that today employs thousands of Filipino workers, and an expansion now backed by a five-million-dollar investment across four new buildings,” he continued.
Officials of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) and Jinbo Way Technology Ltd. Corporation (Jinbo Way) pose for a souvenir photo before commencing the groundbreaking ceremony on September 3, 2026 for the construction of four smart factory buildings as part of the expansion project of Jinbo Way Technology Ltd. Corporation (Jinbo Way).
Officials in attendance included SBMA Directors Joseph Khonghun and Ruel John Kabigting, Senior Deputy Administrator Renato Lee III, Chief of Staff Von Rodriguez, Department Manager Karen Magno, as well as representatives from Jinbo Way and the Subic Bay Development and Management Corporation.
The four new factories will focus on manufacturing sports and athletic goods, outdoor and waterproof bags, textile and garment products, hardware assembly—including outdoor chairs—and electronic devices such as car chargers, smartphone wall chargers, massage chairs, and foot massagers. These facilities will also handle the importation, transshipment, trading, and export of these products to international markets.
Wei emphasized the company’s growth: “From starting in a rented space just a few years ago, we have expanded to a large factory employing 3,000 workers. This development signals that Subic Freeport is an ideal location for Jinbo, and Jinbo is a valued contributor to the Subic Economic Zone. We are committed to producing high-quality products and proving that the confidence placed in us is well founded.”
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman and Administrator Eduardo Jose L. Aliño (right) and Jinboway Chief Executive Officer Vicky Wei takes a brief moment for photo opportunity with the dragon dancers after the groundbreaking ceremony on September 3, 2026 for the construction of four smart factory buildings as part of the expansion project of Jinbo Way Technology Ltd. Corporation (Jinbo Way).
Since its establishment in 2019, Philippines Jinbo Way Technology Ltd. Corporation has become a major manufacturer of high-end outdoor products, including cut-and-sew soft bags and welded goods, firmly establishing itself within Subic Bay Freeport Zone.
Currently, the company occupies a total subleased area of 28,234.19 square meters and employs over 3,400 workers, reflecting significant growth from its original 5,580-square meter facility.