Top 10 Companies of Automation and Robotics in Philippines

Here’s an overview of the top 10 companies in the automation and robotics sector in the Philippines, along with a brief description of their focus areas:

1. Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. (IMI)Website: IMI
   Headquarters: Laguna, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 1.4 billion (2023)
   Employees: ~17,000
   Main Business: Electronics manufacturing services, specializing in automotive, industrial, and telecommunication electronics, including automation systems.
   Key Competitors: Flex Ltd., Jabil.
   Prominent Customers: Global automotive and industrial companies.
   

2. Yokogawa Philippines, Inc.Website: Yokogawa Philippines
   Headquarters: Manila, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 100 million (2023)
   Employees: ~400
   Main Business: Industrial automation, process control, and measurement technologies.
   Key Competitors: Honeywell, Emerson Electric.
   Prominent Customers: Energy, chemical, and manufacturing industries.
   

3. Mitsubishi Electric Philippines, Inc.Website: Mitsubishi Electric Philippines
   Headquarters: Manila, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 150 million (2023)
   Employees: ~500
   Main Business: Factory automation products, robotics, and building systems.
   Key Competitors: Siemens, ABB.
   Prominent Customers: Manufacturing and infrastructure companies.
   

4. Emerson Electric (Asia) Ltd. - Philippine BranchWebsite: Emerson Philippines
   Headquarters: Pasig City, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 120 million (2023)
   Employees: ~800
   Main Business: Automation solutions, process management, and industrial software.
   Key Competitors: Yokogawa, Honeywell.
   Prominent Customers: Oil & gas, utilities, and manufacturing sectors.
   

5. SFA Semicon Philippines CorporationWebsite: SFA Semicon Philippines
   Headquarters: Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 250 million (2023)
   Employees: ~1,500
   Main Business: Semiconductor packaging, testing, and automation solutions.
   Key Competitors: ASE Group, Amkor Technology.
   Prominent Customers: Global semiconductor companies.
   

6. Fastech Synergy Philippines, Inc.Website: Fastech Synergy
   Headquarters: Laguna, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 80 million (2023)
   Employees: ~1,200
   Main Business: Electronics manufacturing services with a focus on semiconductor assembly and test automation.
   Key Competitors: IMI, SFA Semicon.
   Prominent Customers: Semiconductor and electronics firms.
   

7. ABB Inc. PhilippinesWebsite: ABB Philippines
   Headquarters: Taguig City, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 100 million (2023)
   Employees: ~600
   Main Business: Robotics, automation, and industrial control systems.
   Key Competitors: Siemens, Schneider Electric.
   Prominent Customers: Manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
   

8. Fujitsu Ten Solutions Philippines, Inc.Website: Fujitsu Ten Solutions
   Headquarters: Laguna, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 90 million (2023)
   Employees: ~700
   Main Business: Automotive electronics, including automation systems for vehicle assembly.
   Key Competitors: Denso, Bosch.
   Prominent Customers: Automotive manufacturers.
   

9. Furukawa Electric Autoparts Philippines, Inc.Website: Furukawa Electric
   Headquarters: Cebu, Philippines
   Estimated Revenue: USD 70 million (2023)
   Employees: ~1,000
   Main Business: Automotive electronics and wiring harnesses, incorporating automation in manufacturing.
   Key Competitors: Yazaki, Sumitomo Electric.
   Prominent Customers: Automotive OEMs.
   

10. Astec Power Philippines Inc. (A Delta Group Company)Website: Delta Electronics
    Headquarters: Cavite, Philippines
    Estimated Revenue: USD 150 million (2023)
    Employees: ~1,200
    Main Business: Power electronics, automation solutions, and power supplies.
    Key Competitors: Flex Ltd., Vicor Corporation.
    Prominent Customers: Telecommunications, data centers, and industrial sectors.
    

These companies are leading the charge in automation and robotics in the Philippines, contributing to the country's growing industrial and technological landscape.