Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) posted its highest performance rating in three years after receiving an overall score of 99.56 percent from the Governance Commission for Government-Owned or -Controlled Corporations (GCG) for its 2025 Performance Scorecard.
The rating reflects CIAC’s strong performance in meeting its strategic targets, including employment generated by locators, completion of new lease agreements and development contracts, and responsiveness to client and customer feedback.
The GCG validation also covered the agency’s major infrastructure and development initiatives, particularly the establishment of the Clark Aviation Capital (CAC), as well as personnel competency, disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) planning, and Gender and Development (GAD) programs.
CIAC’s 2025 score improved from 98.93 percent in 2024 and 97.46 percent in 2023, marking sustained gains in the agency’s delivery of strategic programs and targets.
CIAC President and CEO Jojit Alcazar attributed the achievement to the agency’s continued focus on performance excellence, accountability, transparency, and good corporate governance.
“Management is driven by performance excellence and accountability, and we work doubly hard to ensure transparency and good corporate governance with the guidance of the GCG and our parent company, the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA),” Alcazar said.
He added that these efforts are particularly focused on advancing strategic initiatives for the Clark Aviation Capital as CIAC’s contribution to the country’s economic growth and development.
The GCG Performance Scorecard is an annual assessment of government-owned and -controlled corporations based on strategic criteria, targets, and corresponding weights. It measures actual accomplishments against their commitments and strategic objectives.
As the aviation and land development arm of the BCDA Group, CIAC is pursuing major initiatives within the Clark Aviation Capital to attract investments in aviation, cargo and logistics, technology, connectivity, infrastructure, sustainable urban development, and commercial and mixed-use projects.
The agency said its continued performance supports its mandate to develop Clark as a competitive aviation and investment destination while generating jobs and contributing to economic growth in Central Luzon.
