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BERTHAPHIL, INC.

 

30 Years Growing the Clark Freeport

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About Berthaphil

 

Since its founding in 1995, Berthaphil, Inc. has established a proven track record of successfully building, marketing, leasing, and managing eleven (11) Clark Freeport properties across 45 hectares. With a dedicated workforce of over 100 employees and a thriving client base of over 400 companies, Berthaphil continues to synergize with strategic government allies to grow, evolve, and shape the future of the Clark Freeport.

Berthaphil’s founders Mr. Andre Hercz and family was invited by President Fidel V. Ramos to be the FIRST investor in the Clark Freeport Zone. Then Berthaphil worked tirelessly to clean up Lahar and meet the needs of The Clark Freeport. This is what made us the leading developer in Industrial, BPO/Call Centers, Commercial, Residential, Logistics and Aviation Properties. Berthaphil has had many accomplishments and many FIRSTs.

  • First Logistics Center at Clark International Airport
  • First Office Building at Clark International Airport
  • First Business Incubator (Clark Welcome Center)
  • First to develop a Commercial Center "CLARK CENTER"
  • First Banking Center
  • First to bring in the following brands: Starbucks, Dunkin’, Burger King, Chowking, Gold’s Gym, and Jollibee
  • First Grades K-12 Private School Campus
  • First MBA Graduate School
  • First Medical City in Clark
  • First European Chamber of Commerce Office for North and Central Luzon
  • First BPO/Call Center Business Park
 
A DEVELOPER WITH A PROVEN TRACK RECORD AND PARTNERSHIPS

WHY Berthaphil

 
  1. 30 years of experience growing the Clark Freeport Zone and CRK
    Berthaphil has constructed and leased over 250 buildings, playing a pivotal role in the growth and development of the Clark Special Economic Zone, Freeport, and Airport​.
  2. A flourishing community
    Over 100,000 professionals and residents live and work within Clark; and over 20,000 are within our properties, contributing to a bustling community and dynamic business environment.
  3. Competitive leasing terms
    We offer CAPEX financing that is designed to provide financial flexibility and support to increase your profitability.​
  4. A catalyst for business ​success and community ​growth
    Berthaphil has empowered more than 500 companies with easy start up and efficient expansion of their operations within this thriving economic hub.
  5. Local expertise
    Our team has extensive knowledge of the local business and regulatory environment, offering insights and assistance to help your business navigate and thrive.
  6. Dedicated Support
    We are committed to providing exceptional customer service, offering support and assistance to help your business grow in our properties.


History Of Clark and our Milestones

Years
1903-1941
Beginnings as a U.S. Military Base
  • The area was Originally established as Fort Stotsenburg in 1903 by the U.S. Army, primarily for cavalry and infantry units.
  • In 1919, the site was renamed Clark Airfield in honor of Major Harold M. Clark, a U.S. Army aviator.
  • By the 1930s, it became a key airbase for U.S. military operations in the Pacific.
Years
1941 - 1945
World War II
  • During World War II, Clark Airfield was a major base for U.S. and Philippine forces.
  • It was heavily bombed by Japanese forces on December 8, 1941, leading to its occupation.
  • The airfield was recaptured by ALLIED forces in 1945, serving as a base for operations during the liberation of the Philippines.
Years
1945 - 1991
U.S. Air Force Era
  • Post-war, Clark Air Base became one of the largest U.S. military installations outside the United States.
  • It served as a critical hub for military operations in the region, including during the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
  • In the 1980s, it was home to the largest American military contingent in the Asia-Pacific.
  • The U.S. Government built Clark Airport for Space Shuttle landings.
Years
1993
Transformation into a Civilian Airport and Freeport
  • The Philippine government converted the former Clark Air Base into the Clark Special Economic Zone in 1993.
  • Renamed Clark International Airport, it began operations as a civilian airport.
  • Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos invited Mr. Andre Hercz and family to be the first investors in the Clark Freeport.
Years
1995
Berthaphil, Inc. Established
  • Started with just two container vans within the 5-hectare Berthaphil 1 Compound.
  • Expanded to 11 properties spanning over 45 hectares.
  • Berthaphil now has a workforce of over 150 employees and supports 400 companies with a combined workforce of 20,000 employees.
Years
2000 - 2010
Development as a Commercial Hub
  • Berthaphil launched Clark Center, a 24/7 hub for BPOs and call centers.
  • First locators: IQOR, Sutherland, RCBC, Jollibee, and Kingsley.
  • Opened Berthaphil IV Office Center, now part of the Clark Airport Logistics Center, strategically located along the airport perimeter.
Years
2011-2017
Education, Lifestyle, Logistics & National Infrastructure Push
  • St. Paul American School opened the first K–12 private school campus in Clark Center.
  • Ateneo Graduate School of Business launched its Clark campus, supporting executive education in the region.
  • Major Quick Service Restaurant brands — Starbucks, Burger King, Chowking — opened at Clark Center, expanding retail offerings.
  • Gold’s Gym and The Medical City (now Kessler Medical Suites) established operations at Clark Center.
  • Berthaphil launched the Clark Airport Logistics Center, with AGX Logistics as its first locator.
  • The Clark Welcome Center was inaugurated, enhancing the visitor experience in the Freeport Zone.
  • 2017: The government integrated CRK into its "Build, Build, Build" program, accelerating airport and infrastructure development.
Years
2017-2021
New Developments
  • 2017: Government began aggressively developing CRK under the "Build, Build, Build" program.
  • 2021: A new passenger terminal was inaugurated, increasing capacity to 8 million annually.
  • CRK is now a key gateway to Asia and a driver of economic growth.
Years
2021-Present
2021–2024: Global Connectivity & Regional Integration
  • 2021: A state-of-the-art passenger terminal was inaugurated at CRK, increasing capacity to 8+ million passengers annually.
  • CRK solidified its role as a strategic gateway to Asia and a catalyst for regional growth.
  • 2024: The European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) opened its North and Central Luzon office at the Clark Welcome Center, reinforcing Clark’s growing role in international business and trade.
Years
1903-1941
Beginnings as a U.S. Military Base
  • The area was Originally established as Fort Stotsenburg in 1903 by the U.S. Army, primarily for cavalry and infantry units.
  • In 1919, the site was renamed Clark Airfield in honor of Major Harold M. Clark, a U.S. Army aviator.
  • By the 1930s, it became a key airbase for U.S. military operations in the Pacific.
Years
1941 - 1945
World War II
  • During World War II, Clark Airfield was a major base for U.S. and Philippine forces.
  • It was heavily bombed by Japanese forces on December 8, 1941, leading to its occupation.
  • The airfield was recaptured by ALLIED forces in 1945, serving as a base for operations during the liberation of the Philippines.
Years
1945 - 1991
U.S. Air Force Era
  • Post-war, Clark Air Base became one of the largest U.S. military installations outside the United States.
  • It served as a critical hub for military operations in the region, including during the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
  • In the 1980s, it was home to the largest American military contingent in the Asia-Pacific.
  • The U.S. Government built Clark Airport for Space Shuttle landings.
Years
1993
Transformation into a Civilian Airport and Freeport
  • The Philippine government converted the former Clark Air Base into the Clark Special Economic Zone in 1993.
  • Renamed Clark International Airport, it began operations as a civilian airport.
  • Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos invited Mr. Andre Hercz and family to be the first investors in the Clark Freeport.
Years
1995
Berthaphil, Inc. Established
  • Started with just two container vans within the 5-hectare Berthaphil 1 Compound.
  • Expanded to 11 properties spanning over 45 hectares.
  • Berthaphil now has a workforce of over 150 employees and supports 400 companies with a combined workforce of 20,000 employees.
Years
2000 - 2010
Development as a Commercial Hub
  • Berthaphil launched Clark Center, a 24/7 hub for BPOs and call centers.
  • First locators: IQOR, Sutherland, RCBC, Jollibee, and Kingsley.
  • Opened Berthaphil IV Office Center, now part of the Clark Airport Logistics Center, strategically located along the airport perimeter.
Years
2011-2017
Education, Lifestyle, Logistics & National Infrastructure Push
  • St. Paul American School opened the first K–12 private school campus in Clark Center.
  • Ateneo Graduate School of Business launched its Clark campus, supporting executive education in the region.
  • Major Quick Service Restaurant brands — Starbucks, Burger King, Chowking — opened at Clark Center, expanding retail offerings.
  • Gold’s Gym and The Medical City (now Kessler Medical Suites) established operations at Clark Center.
  • Berthaphil launched the Clark Airport Logistics Center, with AGX Logistics as its first locator.
  • The Clark Welcome Center was inaugurated, enhancing the visitor experience in the Freeport Zone.
  • 2017: The government integrated CRK into its "Build, Build, Build" program, accelerating airport and infrastructure development.
Years
2017-2021
New Developments
  • 2017: Government began aggressively developing CRK under the "Build, Build, Build" program.
  • 2021: A new passenger terminal was inaugurated, increasing capacity to 8 million annually.
  • CRK is now a key gateway to Asia and a driver of economic growth.
Years
2021-Present
2021–2024: Global Connectivity & Regional Integration
  • 2021: A state-of-the-art passenger terminal was inaugurated at CRK, increasing capacity to 8+ million passengers annually.
  • CRK solidified its role as a strategic gateway to Asia and a catalyst for regional growth.
  • 2024: The European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) opened its North and Central Luzon office at the Clark Welcome Center, reinforcing Clark’s growing role in international business and trade.
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