TMP operates its head office and manufacturing plant within the 82-hectare Toyota Special Economic Zone in Laguna. The facility assembles the Vios, Innova, and Tamaraw models and has an annual production capacity of 60,000 units. The company’s marketing operations are present at the 28th and 31st floors, GT Tower International, Makati City. Its logistics facility for imported vehicles, the Batangas Vehicle Center (BVC), is located in Batangas City.
The company operates with nine (9) organizational units: Affiliate Operations Support & Audit, Comptrollership, Corporate Affairs, General Administration, Manufacturing, Marketing, Purchasing, Treasury, and Vehicle Logistics.
26*
Toyota models
12*
Lexus models
75*
Dealerships nationwide
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*as of October 2025
Our Vision
To be the No. 1 automotive company where GREAT PEOPLE work as a TEAM to provide the BEST products and service to our CUSTOMERS
Our Mission
Driven by the will to serve, we, hereby, commit ourselves:
- To dominate our markets through dynamic selling and timely delivery of attractive products, with excellent customer service and continuous product improvement
- To produce vehicles and components of outstanding quality, using advanced technology, continuously improving methods and environment-friendly processes while maintaining safe working conditions
- To sustain Company profitability, stability, productivity, and growth by efficiently engaging in effective financial and resource management for the collective gain of the Toyota Family and the society we serve
- To sustain Team Members’ morale and productivity by developing their full potential and total well-being, and by establishing mutual trust, mutual responsibility and harmony through open communication
OUR IMPACT & CONTRIBUTIONS
EMPLOYMENT
4,300+**
Regular + Outsourced Team Members
69,000+**
TMP Network Employees
INVESTMENTS & TAXES
33.3 BILLION (PHP) **
Cumulative Investments (since 1989)
515 BILLION (PHP) **
Cumulative Taxes Paid (since 1989)
SUPPLY CHAIN
46**
Local Parts Suppliers
100**
Toyota Suppliers Club Member-Companies
PRODUCTION
526,603 units**
Locally manufactured Toyota vehicles (since 1989)
60,098**
Locally manufactured Toyota vehicles in 2024
SALES
2,563,600 units**
Toyota vehicles sold since(since 1989)
215,756 units**
Toyota vehicles sold in 2024
EMPLOYMENT
4,300+**
Regular + Outsourced Team Members
69,000+**
TMP Network Employees
INVESTMENTS & TAXES
33.3 BILLION (PHP) **
Cumulative Investments (since 1989)
515 BILLION (PHP) **
Cumulative Taxes Paid (since 1989)
SUPPLY CHAIN
46**
Local Parts Suppliers
100**
Toyota Suppliers Club Member-Companies
PRODUCTION
526,603 units**
Locally manufactured Toyota vehicles (since 1989)
60,098**
Locally manufactured Toyota vehicles in 2024
SALES
2,563,600 units**
Toyota vehicles sold since(since 1989)
215,756 units**
Toyota vehicles sold in 2024
—
*as end of October 2025
OUR COMMITMENT
Statement of Commitment
Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMP) and its dealer network recognize the important role of the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) in fostering fair competition that benefits both Filipino consumers and the national economy.
Since its establishment in 1988, TMP has consistently sought to conduct its business with integrity, transparency, and accountability. While the company maintains that its terms and financing options for the sale of passenger vehicles, as well as its discount and rebate policies, are lawful, it acknowledges, without admission of any liability, that certain aspects of these practices could be perceived as raising concerns under the competition law. Recognizing the importance of continuous improvement of its business practices, and in line with its responsibility to operate lawfully and uphold the basic tenets of fairness and equity, TMP and its dealers remain committed to strengthening their compliance framework and ensuring that their conduct remains aligned with the principles of fair and open competition.
TMP and its dealers affirm that compliance with the Philippine Competition Act (PCA), its Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR), and other applicable laws and regulations is a core component of their corporate governance framework. In line with this, TMP and its dealers underscore their commitment to ethical business practices, consumer welfare, and the prevention of anti-competitive conduct, consistent with the objectives of competition law.
Customer Welfare Commitment
A. Uphold Customer Choice and Promotion of Fair Competition – TMP, its dealers, and their marketing professionals commit to operating in a manner that ensures customers retain the freedom to select their preferred vehicle, financing, and product package. TMP and its dealers explicitly disavow practices such as forced in-house financing, excessive insurance premiums or accessory charges, bundling of additional units, or pricing schemes that exceed the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). Further, TMP commits to implement rebate programs which shall be reasonably non-discriminatory across all dealers and designed in compliance with the competition laws, and ensure that commercial arrangements and engagements respect and promote fair competition and ethical business practices.
B. Ensure Transparency – TMP, its dealers, and their marketing professionals commit to providing customers with clear, accurate, and accessible information on pricing, payment options, vehicle allocation, delivery timelines, insurance, and accessory options before purchase based on available data. Dealers are expected to avoid any deceptive, misleading, or unfair trade practices in their interactions with the public. Dealers shall maintain sufficient documentation to demonstrate that customers were informed of their options.
C. Uphold Consumer Rights – TMP, its dealers, and their marketing professionals commit to address customer concerns promptly and equitably.
D. Comply with Legal and Regulatory Standards – TMP, its dealers, and their marketing professionals pledge full adherence to all government laws and regulations.
