LALIZAS expands commercial presence in Southeast Asia with new branch in the Philippines

Following its recent acquisition of ATIVA NÁUTICA in Brazil, LALIZAS, leading manufacturer of safety equipment with a presence in more than 130 countries worldwide, announces the opening of its new branch in Manila, Philippines, and a warehouse facility in Muntinlupa City.

This strategic expansion strengthens LALIZAS footprint in Southeast Asia, underscores the company’s commitment to making its products and services more accessible to maritime professionals in the region.

In fact, since June, Philippines Country Manager Mr. Crispo Mojica (pictured, left) has been actively building strong local connections, representing the company at major industry events, including Philmarine and the Beacon exhibitions, while gaining valuable insights into customer needs and market opportunities.

The Philippine branch will operate as a regional hub, significantly improving product availability, logistics efficiency, and customer support for local distributors, shipowners, and maritime operators. Through its local presence, partners gain direct access to SOLAS and internationally compliant safety equipment and marine solutions, supported by local stock and a globally established manufacturing group.

“The Philippines is a cornerstone of the global maritime industry, and expanding our presence here is a natural step in our global growth strategy,” said Dr. Tasos Galanakis (right), Vice President - CCO.

“By opening a local branch, we are investing in closer relationships with our partners and ensuring faster, more reliable access to certified marine safety equipment,” mentioned Mr. Stavros Lalizas, founder & CEO.

“Our goal is not only to supply products, but to be a trusted, long-term partner for the Philippine maritime community,” said Mr. Crispo Mojica, Country Manager of the LALIZAS Philippines. “This new branch allows us to respond more quickly to customer needs, reduce lead times, and provide localised expertise that supports safer and more efficient maritime operations.”

The opening of the Philippine branch reflects LALIZAS continued commitment to expanding its global network and supporting safety at sea through innovation, quality, and local engagement.

In total the company celebrates 14 branches, 8 logistic centres, 6 franchises, 8 production plants and more than 1000 team members worldwide.

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