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Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 1 COST OF DOING BUSINESS IN THE PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2017 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 1 2 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 F O R E W O R D The COST OF DOING BUSINESS is Iloilo Provincial Government’s initiative that provides pertinent information to investors, researchers, and development planners on business opportunities and investment requirements of different trade and business sectors in the Province This material features rates of utilities, such as water, power and communication rates, minimum wage rates, government regulations and licenses, taxes on businesses, transportation and freight rates, directories of hotels or pension houses, and financial institutions. With this publication, we hope that investors and development planners as well as other interested individuals and groups will be able to come up with appropriate investment approaches and development strategies for their respective undertakings and as a whole for a sustainable economic growth of the Province of Iloilo. Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 3 4 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword I. Business and Investment Opportunities 7 II. Requirements in Starting a Business 19 III. Business Taxes and Licenses 25 IV. Minimum Daily Wage Rates 45 V. Real Property 47 VI. Utilities 57 A. Power Rates 58 B. Water Rates 58 C. Communication 59 1. Communication Facilities 59 2. Land Line Rates 59 3. Cellular Phone Rates 60 4. Advertising Rates 61 5. Postal Rates 66 6. Letter/Cargo Forwarders Freight Rates 68 VII. Transportation and Freight 73 A. Air 74 1. Airline Flight Frequencies 74 2. Airline Cargo Rates 75 B. Land 76 1. Bus Fare Rates and Frequency of Trips 76 2. Trucking Rates 77 C. Sea 79 1. Passage Rates and Frequency of Trips 79 2. Freight Rates 82 VIII. Accommodation Establishments 85 IX. Banks 89 X. General Information on Different Municipalities 97 XI. Directory of Municipalities 99 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 5 6 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 PART I. BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 7 I. BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 1 Town 1 Main Products LGU Product Investment Thrusts Whom to Contact and Industries (OTOP) FIRST DISTRICT Products: Hablon Marketing of Hon. Oscar G. Garin Sr. Rice (hand woven hablon (handloom (Municipal Mayor) Corn products) woven textiles) Seasonal fruits Tourism-related Tel.: (6333) 3155277 (mango projects sineguelas Ms. Maria Karen Felicio Guimbal kamunsil) (LEIPO) Industries: Email: [email protected] Banana Chips Salabat Dairy processing Products: Mango Agriculture Hon. Vicente E. Escorpion Jr. Rice Loomweaving (Municipal Mayor) Corn Peanut Mr. Wilfredo Delgado (MPDC/LEIPO) Igbaras Industries: Loomweaving Tel.: (6333) 3156002 Ginger brew processing Email: [email protected] Products: Hablon Pottery making Hon. Macario N. Napulan Bulb onions (hand woven Loomweaving (Municipal Mayor) Peanuts products) Peanut production Rice Mr. Rogelio Montehermoso Vegetables (LEIPO) Cassava Miagao Eggplant Tel.: (6333) 3158050 (loc. 108) Industries: Email: [email protected] Loomweaving (Hablon) Pottery making Products: Hablon Economic Zone Hon. Carina V. Flores Hablon (hand woven Commercial (Municipal Mayor) Lampirong products) Industrial Watermelon Ms. Irene S. Otero (LEIPO) Oton Industries: Weaving Tel.: (6333) 3351014 Agriculture Aquaculture Email: [email protected] [email protected] Products: Bandi Increases Hon. Ninfa S. Garin Peanuts Candy (peanut Industrial (Municipal Mayor) Camonsil Delicacies) Establishment Fruits Attracts large Mr. Niel S. Seasat/ Fish (Tuna) scale Albert Reggie Seidel San Joaquin capital/investors LEIPO/MPDO Industries: Bandi Making Tel.: (6333) 3147001 Fishing Tourism Email: Furniture [email protected] 8 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 I. BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 1 Town 1 Main Products LGU Product Investment Thrusts Whom to Contact and Industries (OTOP) [email protected] [email protected] Products: Banana Agri-Fishery- Hon. Suzette T. Alquisada Rice Base Tourism (Municipal Mayor) Fish produce/ Development Poultry product Mr. Jimmy T. Tupas Organic (MPDC-LEIPO) Vegetable Tigbauan Mango Tel.: (6333) 5118530, 5119060 Industries: Email: [email protected] Bamboo Craft [email protected] Woodcraft Metalcraft Website: www.tigbauan.gov.ph Products: Coco Coir Geotextile making Hon. Vicente T. Gargaritano Jr. Coconut (Coco net) (Municipal Mayor) Banana Camote Ms. Marlyn T. Tagudar Rice (MEEO/BPLO/LEIPO/Mun. Corn Tourism Officer) Cassava Mango Tel.: (6333) 3960754; 5113011 Onion Mobile: (6333) 09152893395 Tubungan Temperate and lowland Email: [email protected] vegetables Industries: [email protected] Banana and Camote chips production Coco net and Coco peat making SECOND DISTRICT Products: Increase Income Hon. Gefree A. Alonsabe Vegetables Vegetables Increase (Municipal Mayor) -Broccoli -Broccoli Production -Cauliflower -Cauliflower Ms. Merese Vasquez -Lettuce -Lettuce (LEIPO) -Carrots -Carrots Alimodian Tel.: (6333) 3310228; 3310450; 3312147 Email: [email protected] Website: www.alimodian.gov.ph Products: Processing of Hon. Adolfo A. Jaen Banana products (Municipal Mayor) Fruit Tress Tourism Engr. Edgardo A. Palencia Industries: (LEIPO) Leganes Agri-Tourism Inland Resorts Tel.: (6333) 329-6622; 329-5566 Email: [email protected] m.ph Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 9 I. BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 1 Town 1 Main Products LGU Product Investment Thrusts Whom to Contact and Industries (OTOP) Products: Mango Corporate Hon. Rolito C. Cajilig Fruits & Farming/ (Municipal Mayor) Vegetables Agricultural center (Mango, banana, Poultry and Engr. Bobby C. Villan eggplant, tomato, livestock (MPDC/LEIPO) cabagge) production Livestock & Tel.: (6333) 3310033/331-0036 Poultry (cow, carabao, goat & Email: chicken) [email protected] Leon Products: Website: www.leon.gov.ph Sand & gravel & aggregate materials Concrete products Tourism (eco & agro) Products: Bamboo Basil and Yul Hon. Christian D. Sorongon Bamboo furniture metal craft (Municipal Mayor) Rice And Organic trading Vegetables handicraft post Mr. Sotero F. Lomigo Jr. Corn Organic –Agri (LEIPO) New Lucena Sugarcane destination Banana Commercial Tel.: (6333) 330-0113; 5262160 Poultry and poultry and livestock hatchery Email: [email protected] Banana plantation and production Products: Pottery Printing and Hon. Michael B. Gorriceta Pottery publishing and (Municipal Mayor) Beverage allied industry Noodles Manufacture/ Ms. Mabel E. Paches Milled Rice Assembly of (LEIPO) Furniture agricultural Landscaping machinery, motor Tel.: (6333) 3297229; 3293743 And Cutflower vehicle and “Baye-baye” Email: [email protected] Pavia transportation Herbal Teas Pre-fabrication (concrete, iron and Industries: wood) -Animal Feeds Electronics -Foam -Farm implements -Medical and Industrial; Gases Products: Goat Raising Investment Hon. Marina Luz S. Gorriceta Rice Friendly (Municipal Mayor) Mongo Communitty San Miguel Pots Diversified Ms. Marie Rousseanne Galindez Ropes Economy (LEIPO) Atchara 10 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 I. BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 1 Town 1 Main Products LGU Product Investment Thrusts Whom to Contact and Industries (OTOP) Goat Advocating Tel.: (6333) 3310797; 3310670 Eggs Ecologically balance Industries Email: Industries: [email protected] Soft Drinks Styrofoam Steel Rooting Plastic Recyling Chicken Processing Plant Products: blacksmith New Town Hon. Dennis S. Superficial Bayebaye Development (Municipal Mayor) Bbingka Mixed-use Rice cracker Development Mr. Vincent S. Luyasa Bamboo furniture Recreational and (MPDC) Food Processing Sta. Barbara Adventure Tourism Wig Making Economic Zone Tel.: (6333) 5238206; 5238000 Development Industries: Industrial and Email: Rice Thresher Agro-Development [email protected] Blower [email protected] Hard Tractor Products: Processed Agriculture Hon. John H. Tarrosa Rice Hito Aquaculture (Municipal Mayor) Vegetables Nipa Ms. Joma Lyn P. Octaviono Banana Tel.: (6333) 3330474 “Hito” Cutfish Zarraga Email: [email protected] Industries: Piggery Poultry Rice Mills Hito Industry THIRD DISTRICT Products: Salabat Agri-herbal and Hon. Serafin S. Villa Jr. Crops (Ginger Eco Tourism (Municipal Mayor) Livestock Brew) Manufacturing Poultry, Processing Mr. Jose Elvi V. Leal particularly Native Organic Farming (LEIPO) Chicken Mobile: (6333) 3962920 Badiangan Industries: Hablon Email: (Loomweaving) [email protected] Bolo making Furniture Ginger Brew Bamboo Crafts Products: Banana Transparency Hon. Mark O. Palabrica Dragon Fruit (saba) Accountability (Municipal Mayor) Sugar Cane Bingawan Rice Mr. Marvin P. Saladar (LEIPO) Industries: Shoe Making Mobile: (6333) 09173211076 Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Iloilo 2017 11 I. BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 1 Town 1 Main Products LGU Product Investment Thrusts Whom to Contact and Industries (OTOP) Email: [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.bingawan.gov.ph Products: Tablea Ecozone Hon. Ronilo O. Caspe Rice, Corn (Cocoa Logistics Hub (Municipal Mayor) Vegetable, Cacao tablets) Food Processing Concrete Products Mr. Andrew A. Burao Cabatuan (LEIPO) Industries: Light Steel Tel.: (6333) 5227861 Aggregates Concrete Products
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