Invest in Kabankalan City
The Service Center of Southern Negros
City Overview
Total Land Area
69,735 Hectares
Largest in the Province
Population
210,893 (2024 Est.)
Classification
1st Class City
Cityhood Charter
June 1997 (RA 8297)
Strategic Advantages
Geographical Link
Crucial hub connecting Western and Oriental Negros; accessible via Panay Gulf.
Abundant Resources
Vast agricultural potential combined with world-class eco-tourism assets like Mag-aso Falls.
Infrastructural Boom
On-going domestic airport development and extensive road networks for regional trade.
Infrastructure Roadmap
Airport Dev
Farm-Market Roads
Solar Dryers
Small Irrigation
Waste Mgmt
School Repairs
Investment Opportunities
Agriculture
- High-Value Crops (Banana, Coffee, Cacao)
- Organic Farming Systems
- Agro-Processing Facilities
Services & IT
- BPO & Call Center Operations
- Food Technology & Light Industry
- Logistics & Warehousing
Tourism
- Eco-tourism & Farm Resorts
- Mid-to-High Range Hotels
- Recreational Restaurants
Infrastructure
- Renewable Energy Projects
- Bulk Water Supply Utilities
- Tech-Voc Training Centers
Investment Code
The Local Investment & Incentives Code (LIIC) is currently in effect. Please contact the LEDIP office for the latest highlights and qualification details.
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Data Source: Kabankalan City LGU & 2024 Census Estimates