UPS opens new $80M hub in Clark
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Business Corporate News UPS opens new $80M hub in Clark By Ed Paolo Salting October 16, 2026 Resize Small Medium Large UNITED Parcel Service (UPS) has opened a new $80-million (about P5.04 billion) international air hub at Clark Airport in Pampanga as the logistics company continues to further expand operations in Asia-Pacific and strengthen its services across more than 1,000 global trade lanes. Measuring 30,000 square meters, the new hub is 15 times larger than the first Clark facility UPS established in 2002, enabling a ninefold increase in average daily handling capacity to 46,000 packages from around 5,000 before. Maximum processing capacity is seen going up 12 times to 15,000 packages per hour from 1,250 packages previously. "With this new expansion, UPS is now able to enhance its service for pickup times and transit times to over 1,100 freight lanes. And the biggest beneficiary of that is not just the Philippines, but also our global customer base," UPS Clark International Hub General Manager Albert Sapaen Jr. told a media briefing late Tuesday. UPS President for Asia-Pacific Operations and Strategy Daryl Tay said: "Asia continues to be central, I would say, as an engine for growth. If you look at China, it will continue to be a major powerhouse in manufacturing." Get the latest news delivered to your inbox Sign up for The Manila Times newsletters By signing up with...
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