Clark is over 33,000 hectares of prime land located in the culture-rich Central Luzon, the Philippines new productivity center. It lies only 80 kilometers north of the City of Manila and 60 kilometers east of Subic Bay, a former US naval facility that has been redeveloped into a major Freeport.
     
      A natural entry point to the Asia Pacific Region, Clark is only 3 ½ hours flying time away from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan, Korea and other key points in Asia.

      Clark possesses a location so strategic and unique. The American military forces maintained it as its largest air base outside of the US Mainland.

      For almost 100 years, it was the United States’ beacon in the region, until 1991 when the benefits of Clark’s extraordinary place in the map were extended to the rest of the world as a Special Economic Zone and now a Freeport Zone.