The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) said it signed a supplemental agreement (SA) with Hann Philippines Inc. (HPI) for the registration of the Hann Reserve as a mixed-use special economic zone that will integrate tourism, manufacturing, agro-industrial and information technology under a sustainable master plan.
PEZA director-general Tereso Panga and HPI corporate secretary Mitchell Estacio signed the SA on Aug. 19, 2025 at the PEZA head office.
The move underscores PEZA’s thrust to attract transformative investments and develop future-ready economic zones nationwide.
Located in Pampanga, Hann Reserve is envisioned as a world-class destination where industries, agriculture, technology and tourism converge.
Once operational, it is expected to bring in fresh investments, generate quality jobs, and create opportunities for local communities, further establishing Pampanga as a premier growth hub in Luzon.
“This reclassification of Hann Reserve ushers in a new era of ecozone development, one that fuses industry, innovation, agriculture, and tourism into a single, sustainable engine of growth,” Panga said
PEZA said the project would serve as a pioneering model of mixed-use ecozone development and strengthen its mission of promoting inclusive, balanced, and sustainable growth, particularly in the countryside.
