The Davao City Investment and Promotion Center will embark on a second round of discussion with an Indian business delegation for possible investment in Davao City.
DCIPC head April Marie Dayap said during their meeting in February this year, the group has expressed interest to invest in Davao City in agribusiness and medical sectors. “Naay indian business delegation nagpahayag ug interest. Sila to among unang na meet this year. Nag virtual meeting mi last year then we met February this year. There are about more than 10 businessmen nga nikuyog ato nga face-to-face na meeting. Kato na time ang nag express ug desire naa sa agribusiness sector or naa pud sa medical sector like pharmaceuticals, processing sa tambal ingon ana na mga sector.
Apart from the Indian delegation, Dayap also said that the Sri Lankan business sector also expressed their desire to come in November and meet her as well. Dayap added that a lot of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese businessmen are aggressive when it comes to investment in Davao City and most them are in agribusiness with focus on Davao’s coffee and cacao industries.