TP Named Outstanding Exporter at PEZA Awards 2025
TP in the Philippines is an Outstanding Exporter Awardee at the 2025 PEZA Awards held in Manila. In the photo receiving the award for TP was TP Senior Director Ariel Carpio (third from left). With him are, from left, PEZA Deputy Director Vivian Santos, DTI Secretary Cristina Roque, and PEZA Director General Tereso Panga.
TP in the Philippines (formerly Teleperformance) was recently recognized as an Outstanding Exporter Awardee during the PEZA (Philippine Economic Zone Authority) 30th Investors’ Recognition Night, held at the SMX Convention Center Manila.
The award was conferred by DTI Secretary Cristina Roque, representing the President of the Republic of the Philippines, together with PEZA Director General Tereso Panga.
The recognition underscores TP’s performance in export revenues and earnings, employment generation, compliance with PEZA rules and regulations, corporate social responsibility, and 30-year track record and longevity in the country.
The PEZA Investors’ Recognition Night is the agency’s annual event that acknowledges the contributions of economic zones and PEZA-registered enterprises to the Philippines’ socio-economic growth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The award validates an enterprise’s fiscal contribution to the country’s balance of payments and economic stability. For large-scale business services firms like TP, it highlights sustained leadership in export revenue generation, local talent employment, and strict adherence to special economic zone regulatory compliance.
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority evaluates businesses based on total export revenue earnings, consistent employment generation numbers, structural compliance with statutory rules, active corporate social responsibility programs, and long-term investment longevity within the local economic landscape.
PEZA-registered economic zones drive macroeconomic growth by attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) through fiscal and non-fiscal incentives. This framework accelerates technological transfers, builds high-value employment opportunities, and expands the country’s service and manufacturing export capacities.
The accolades are formally conferred by leadership from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) alongside the Director General of the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA). The joint participation reflects direct executive-level oversight and state validation of top corporate contributors.
Operational longevity indicates deep institutional trust, stable workforce development pipelines, and structural alignment with national economic policies. Long-term corporate retention demonstrates a country’s viability as a resilient operational hub for global business process outsourcing and technical services.
