Globe Telecom Inc. has rolled out new cell towers in Metro Manila to enhance internet access and overall user experience.
The Ayala-led telecommunications company said the new towers are concentrated in high-density areas, including schools, major roads, and residential communities, to ensure the city’s busiest areas have reliable connectivity.
“Metro Manila is always on the move, and connectivity has to keep up,” said Joel Agustin, senior vice president for network planning and engineering at Globe.
“Globe is building new sites and boosting capacity where people learn, work, and live to make sure our network can meet real, everyday demands not just today, but in the years to come.”
The company has focused recent network improvements on Quezon City, Metro Manila’s most populous city. New towers have been built in key areas, including San Agustin, Bagong Silangan, Doña Imelda, Pasong Putik, and Loyola Heights, to improve connectivity for students, residents, and businesses.
Makati and Taguig, two of the metro’s leading business and lifestyle hubs, are also set to get stronger coverage in 2025. Newly built sites in Guadalupe Nuevo, Pio del Pilar, Napindan, Lower Bicutan, and Bonifacio Global City are boosting capacity to support the growing number of professionals, entrepreneurs, and students.
Targeted enhancements are also underway in Parañaque, with upgrades in Pacific Avenue and Barangay Don Bosco to meet the city’s rising digital demands.
Globe’s network transformation also includes upgrades in other cities across Metro Manila, including Caloocan, Las Piñas, Marikina, Malabon, Mandaluyong, Manila, Muntinlupa, Navotas, Pasay, Pasig, San Juan, and Valenzuela.
The company said the new cell sites and network upgrades reflect its commitment to providing a seamless, reliable network in the Philippines. By investing in stronger infrastructure, Globe is keeping pace with the digital era and empowering Metro Manila’s communities.
