Investment priorities
The gateway to the MIMAROPA region — offers a strategic location, abundant natural resources, and a business-friendly provincial government committed to inclusive and sustainable growth. The province is actively seeking partners and investors across priority sectors to boost employment, strengthen infrastructure, and expand regional connectivity.
Opportunities: Resorts, boutique hotels, ecolodges, dive tourism services. Why: Increasing demand for sustainable and luxury tourism, fueled by Oriental Mindoro's rich marine biodiversity and pristine island destinations.
Opportunities: Establishment of Oriental Mindoro IT Park for BPOs, shared service centers, data centers, and startups. Why: Rising demand for ICT-enabled services outside Metro Manila; offers a skilled young workforce, lower overhead costs, and government support for ICT infrastructure.
Opportunities: Development of Oriental Mindoro Transport Stop — a provincial transport terminal and logistics hub integrating bus, van, and cargo operations. Why: Enhances connectivity within the province and to Metro Manila; supports trade, tourism mobility, and efficient goods distribution.
Opportunities: Value-added processing of rice, coconuts (copra, virgin coconut oil), bananas, fish/seafood, cold chain logistics, and agri-supply chains. Why: Strong raw-material base and potential to increase farmer incomes through processing, packaging, and exports.
Opportunities: Seaweed farming, shrimp/prawn culture, marine hatcheries, feed production, and integrated fish farming. Why: High demand for sustainable seafood both domestically and internationally, leveraging the Verde Island Passage brand for premium markets.
Opportunities: Solar farms, wind projects, biomass from agri-waste, and hybrid mini-grids for off-grid barangays. Why: Growing local energy needs and national incentives for clean, renewable energy investments.
Tourism cluster approach
Tourism arrivals 2020-2024 and number of tourism establishments are shown as charts on the original page without readable data values.
Puerto Galera, San Teodoro, Baco
Naujan, Victoria, Socorro, Pola
Pinamalayan, Gloria, Bansud, Bongabong
Roxas, Mansalay, Bulalacao
Oriental Mindoro Information Technology Park
The Oriental Mindoro Information Technology (IT) Park was officially inaugurated on April 11, 2025. The IT Park is envisioned to curb unemployment by creating local job opportunities, especially for young Mindoreños who often leave the province in search of work. The facility is projected to generate at least 1,000 jobs, primarily in the technology and service sectors.
Communication
- Telecommunications services · Satellite television network — Cignal, Pinoy Satellite TV, Rommicom Network, Satlite, GSat Direct TV, Sky Direct, Mhel Telecom, TV Net
- Telephone companies · Landline — PLDT, Catsi, Globe, Calapan Telephone System Inc., Smart, Phonebytes Technologies and Service
Oriental Mindoro Grand Terminal
Registered motor vehicles by type are shown as a chart on the original page without readable data values.
- Registered motor vehicles by type — Light, medium, heavy (LHM) cars, sports utility vehicles (SUV), truck (T), buses (B), motorcycle / motorcycle with sidecar / tricycle (MC, MTC, TC), utility vehicles (UV), trailers
Seaports
Vessels calling are shown as a chart on the original page without readable data values.
- Port of Calapan — Montenegro Shipping Lines (MSLI), Starlite Ferries Inc., Archipelago Philippine Ferries Corp., Starhorse Shipping Line Inc., Ocean Fast Ferries, Fortune Sea Carrier Inc., Besta Shipping Lines, Anyayahan Ferry Boat
- Port of Bulalacao — GSM, Archipelago Philippine Ferries Corp., R. Ferrancol, Rline Transport Inc., Majestic Shipping Corp., DMC Construction Equipment Resources
- Port of Roxas — Montenegro Shipping Lines (MSLI), Starlite Ferries Inc., Orange Navigation
- Port of Puerto Galera — Montenegro Shipping Lines (MSLI), Shogun Ships Co., Inc., Galerian Water Transport Services
Airports
Aircraft movement is shown as a chart on the original page without readable data values.
- Calapan Airport
- Pinamalayan Airport
- Mansalay Airport · Runway
Agriculture
Irrigated and rainfed areas by city/municipality, 2024, and irrigated areas by type of irrigation facility by city/municipality, 2024, are shown as charts/tables on the original page without readable data values.
Aquatic
- Major fish species commonly caught — Alumahan, anchovies, bisugo, bonito, caranx, dalagang-bukid, galunggong, gulyasan, hasa-hasa, herrings, kalapato, lapu-lapu, malasugi, mamsa, matangbaka, samaral, sardines, tambakol, tamban, tanigue, tulingan, tuna and tunsoy
- Minor species other than fish — Squid, shrimp, prawn, octopus, mudcrab, shells, lobster, cuttlefish, mussel, oyster, blue crab, seaweed and sea cucumber
- Marine protected areas and municipal waters — Percent of marine protected areas and area of municipal waters shown as chart without readable data values.
Power supply
Electrification and sources are shown as a chart on the original page without readable data values.
Contact the province
Office of the Governor, Provincial Capitol Complex, Camilmil, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro.
- GO Hotline
- +63 917 808 0698
- Telephone
- (043) 288 7935
- Police
- (043) 288 1616
- Fire
- (043) 288 5617
- Public safety
- (043) 288 1111