Techlog launches 5th Philippine BPO site with $15.8Mn Cebu investment
CEBU, PHILIPPINES — Techlog Center Philippines, an American-owned enterprise, is set to launch its fifth information technology and business process management (IT-BPM) facility in the Philippines with a new P877 million (US$15.8 million) investment in Cebu.
The project, located at Bonifacio Business Park, will bring Techlog’s total investment in the country to over P2.7 billion (US$48.6 million) and create jobs for more than 6,800 Filipinos, with an additional 900 positions expected once the Cebu site is fully operational.
The company formalized the expansion by signing a supplemental agreement with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) at the PEZA head office in Pasay City.
The new Cebu facility is slated to begin operations by January 2026 and will house both voice and non-voice BPO operations. Services will include data analysis, timekeeping, document and payment processing, coding, and workforce management.
Expanding services and workforce impact
Techlog Center Philippines is a subsidiary of Asurion, a global provider of technology protection services.
In the Philippines, Techlog has facilities in Calamba City, Laguna; Iloilo City; Nuvali, Santa Rosa, Laguna; and Bonifacio Global City, in addition to the upcoming Cebu site. The company’s total workforce in the Philippines will exceed 7,700 once the Cebu facility is operational.
Techlog’s latest project not only reinforces Cebu’s status as a key tech hub outside Metro Manila.
Sustainable practices of Techlog
Techlog’s expansion is not only about business growth but also about integrating circular economy principles into its operations. The company refurbishes and sustainably re-manufactures used mobile phones and PCs, supporting responsible consumption and production (SDG 12) and industry innovation and infrastructure (SDG 9).
“By integrating circular economy principles into its operation, such as refurbishing and sustainable re-manufacturing of used mobile phones and PCs, Techlog contributes to responsible consumption and production and fosters innovation,” said PEZA in a statement.
