Bataan Technology Park, Inc.

The Bataan Technology Park was established as the Main Zone of the Morong Special Economic Zone (MSEZ) by former President Fidel V. Ramos through Presidential Proclamation No. 984 in 1997. With BCDA as implementing arm, the Bataan Technology Park, Inc. (BTPI) was incorporated and registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission as a wholly-owned subsidiary to manage and administer the developmental activities within the area. The Park is formerly the Philippine Refugee Processing Center.

In April 1999, Memorandum of Agreement between BCDA, BTPI and Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) was entered to facilitate the development and ensure of complementation with the economic activities including access to seaport, airport, power, telecommunications and other facilities of SBMA.

Subsequently, the BTP was placed under the jurisdiction of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority by virtue of Executive Order No. 381, which took effect in October 26, 2004.

Management of the BTP was reverted to the BCDA from the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority in December 2005 through the issuance of Executive Order No. 476. Since then, BCDA, through its estate manager, the BTPI, started instituting measures to make the park another investment and tourism haven in the country.

Vision

A thriving ecozone for light and medium and agri-aqua industries and a model for sustainable development.

Mission

To administer, operate and maintain efficient ecozone that will benefit marginalized communities in Bataan and Central Luzon in terms of job generation.

Among the objectives of the BTPI for the Bataan Technology Park are:

• To be one of the premier investment and tourism destination;
• To promote and prioritize utilization of indigenous resources;
• To ensure the growth of local satellite industries;
• To establish forward-backward linkages;
• To ensure sustainable development of MSEZ through environment friendly industries and eco-tourism component;
• To provide the required infrastructure linkage with growth centers and growth areas in the locality;
• To allow integration of development efforts in the region; and,
• To enable the MSEZ to be self-sustaining and self-liquidating and consistent with the Bataan, Subic Bay Freeport and Central Luzon development programs.

Officers and Board of Directors

Antonio I. Habana - Chairman