Aboitiz Construction, Inc. announced on Wednesday that it recently completed the development works for the future ecotourism site of Magspeak Nature Park, Inc. in Balamban, Cebu. READ:
“This site development project is a significant milestone to us as we strengthen our capabilities in infrastructure,” Alex P. Garciano, Aboitiz Construction’s vice-president for construction operations, said in an e-mailed statement.
“Aboitiz Construction also prepared parking areas, trail paths, and benching of sloping areas to protect people from the soil erosion hazard,” it added. The company intends to further expand into water and transportation infrastructure, projects for ready-built factories, and maintenance services.
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