【Oct/2025】I participated in the Japan-Philippines collaboration promotion event "IGNITE2025" sponsored by JETRO.
- 株式会社エネブルーム
- Oct 1, 2025
- 2 min read
On October 15, 2025, IGNITE 2025, one of the largest international innovation events in the Philippines, was held in Manila, Philippines. "IGNITE" brings together startups, major leading companies, venture capitalists, etc. from the Philippines and neighboring Asian countries to give lectures on emerging trends and business opportunities in ASEAN. Panel discussions, breakout sessions, etc. were held. This year's event was a great success with over 1,000 participants.
The theme for 2025 is "Gateway ASEAN: Driving Market Expansion and Growth". Under this theme, lectures, booth exhibitions, panel discussions, pitch competitions, etc. were held. The opening session was attended by Gino Irano, Director General of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) of the Philippines. Russell Piri, Chief Technology Transfer Officer of the Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Council (PCIEERD) under the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) of the Philippine Department of Science and Technology (DOST), also took the stage.
Enebloom also took the stage at the JETRO session. We widely called on overseas companies to participate in a project to co-create maintenance packages after the introduction of environmentally friendly equipment. He also appealed to the fact that he is actively working on cooperation with small and medium-sized enterprises in Southeast Asia, and he has gained a solid response.
I would be happy if we could continue to participate in IGNITE and work more deeply with not only Japan companies but also local companies in the Philippines.
In addition, the pattern of participation in this event was also covered by Japan's JETRO "Business Bulletin", and Enebloom is introduced in the article as follows. I will quote some of the sentences below.
"At the JETRO session, Japan's Enebloom (headquartered in Kanagawa Prefecture) took the stage and invited overseas companies to participate in a project to co-create maintenance packages after introducing the company's environmentally friendly equipment. President and CEO Masayoshi Ito is actively engaged in collaboration with small and medium-sized enterprises in Southeast Asia, and has a strong interest in the development of ASEAN. And through participating in IGNITE for the first time, Mr. Ito said that he would like to strongly cooperate not only with Japan companies but also with local companies in the Philippines."
As introduced in Japan's JETRO "Business Newsletter", all of Enebloom's products are environmentally friendly equipment. I would be very happy if I could contribute to the development of ASEAN through Enebloom's equipment.
Source: JETRO
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