Suzuki PH to integrate parts warehouse, training center, official facility

MANILA: Suzuki Philippines Incorporated (SPH)  will soon have an integrated space for its parts warehouse, service training, and office facility under one roof.

The Japanese marque’s local arm recently broke ground for its latest project in Carmelray Industrial Park 1 months after upgrading its pre-delivery inspection facility.

In a statement, SPH noted that the latest project “marks a key milestone in the company’s continued expansion and long-term development in the Philippines.” 

With a total investment of P900 million, the integration of the facilities bolsters the brand’s commitment to “strengthening its aftersales operations, enhancing dealer network support, and improving organizational efficiency across its automobile, motorcycle, and marine businesses.”

“The upcoming facility will serve as a centralized hub that integrates parts warehousing and distribution, technical training, and corporate office operations. It is designed to improve inventory management and parts availability, accelerate service support for dealers nationwide, and provide a more streamlined working environment for sales, logistics, and administrative functions,” SPH explained.

SPH President Koichiro Hirao mentioned that the latest groundbreaking ceremony symbolizes the laying of the foundation for the bright future of Suzuki in the Philippines.

 “This project stands as a powerful reflection of our vision—our commitment to progress, innovation, and long-term growth, to strengthening our capabilities, expanding our reach, and creating greater value,” he added.

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Aside from enhancing SPH’s operations, the project is expected to contribute to economic activity and community development in the region, generating employment opportunities and supporting local industries and surrounding communities.

“It represents new opportunities - for jobs, for local businesses and for the community that surrounds us. It contributes to economic activity, supports livelihoods and helps build a stronger, more resilient environment where progress can be shared by many,” Hirao noted.

Further, the SPH leadership expressed the firm’s commitment to the development as a driver of long-term growth amid the ongoing industry challenges. “Even in times of uncertainty, we remain committed to growth, to development, and to building something meaningful for the future,” Hirao said. 

The construction is set to commence in May 2026 while operations are eyed to begin August next year.

Once completed, the integrated facility is expected to further strengthen Suzuki Philippines’ aftersales ecosystem by improving parts availability, enhancing dealer training capability, and supporting more efficient corporate and operational coordination — ultimately contributing to a more seamless customer ownership experience.

“Let us build not just structures, but lasting impact,” Hirao concluded.

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