Science Park of the Philippines, Inc. was established in 1989, and through the years, has gained the reputation of being a cutting edge developer of industrial estates through its Light Industry & Science Park projects. Today, Science Park is highly regarded as one of the pioneers and leaders in private industrial estate development in the country and has the largest hectarage of industrial estates developed and being developed with nearly 1500 hectares of aggregate area.

Science Park started the development of its first industrial estate, the 178-hectare Light Industry & Science Park I (LISP I), in Cabuyao, Laguna in 1991, which was sold out by 1995. LISP I was the first privately-owned industrial estate to operate as a Special Export Processing Zone, under the Philippine Economic Zone Authority. Science Park’s second industrial estate, the 69-hectare LISP II located in Calamba, Laguna, started development in 1996 and was sold out in just two years.

Science Park’s first project in the Visayas Region, a 63-hectare industrial park in Lapu-Lapu City, on Mactan Island, near the Mactan Export Processing Zone 2, and the Mactan International Airport.

Following the success of LISP I, Science Park developed its second project in the CALABARZON Region, a 69-hectare industrial park in Calamba, Laguna. The project was so successful that it was sold out, even before development was completed.

Following the success of LISP I, Science Park developed its second project in the CALABARZON Region, a 69-hectare industrial park in Calamba, Laguna. The project was so successful that it was sold out, even before development was completed.

Science Park’s third project in the CALABARZON Region, a 124-hectare development in Sto. Tomas, Batangas.

Its first industrial park integrated to a Residential Subdivision, by Science Park’s affiliate company Pueblo de Oro.

Science Park’s fourth project in the CALABARZON Region, located in Malvar, Batangas. LISP IV is part of the Malvar Cybergreen Township co-developed with Pueblo de Oro, a 295-hectare development composed of Science Park’s 247-hectare industrial park, as well commercial, institutional, and residential components.

Science Park’s first project with Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), a 106-hectare industrial park located in New Clark City, BCDA’s latest development in the Clark Freeport Zone, with sustainable elements, and smart city features, with close proximity to the Clark International Airport.