The year that followed was nothing short of transformation.
June 20th, 2026 — a humid Friday morning in Metro Manila.
The skyline of Bonifacio Global City shimmered beneath a pale sun. Cranes dotted the horizon, one of them towering over the skeletal frame of what would soon become TG Tower. It was still months away from completion, its steel ribs piercing upward toward the sky. Workers in orange vests moved like ants below the massive scaffolding.
Across the bay in Batangas, construction was also in full swing. The Aurion Semiconductor Foundry, the future heart of TG Mobility's chip manufacturing, stood half-complete, its cleanroom frames already sealed in glass but its reactor halls still a maze of pipes and conduits.
But while the skyscraper and the fab were still being built, one part of Timothy Guerrero's empire had already begun moving, TG Motors Philippines.
The 28 GWH gigafactory in Subic.
