London & Regional Panama has announced a major capital investment exceeding $40 million to develop new industrial infrastructure within the Panamá Pacífico International Business Park. The project, confirmed on December 10, 2025, aims to solidify Panama’s position as a premier logistics hub for multinational corporations across Latin America.
This private investment will fund the construction of three new industrial buildings totaling over 50,000 square meters. Project officials state the development will create 200 direct jobs and an estimated 300 to 400 indirect positions during its operational phase.
Setting a New Industrial Standard
The expansion introduces a Class A+ industrial standard to Panama’s real estate market, a specification typically reserved for the world’s most advanced logistics parks. This designation signifies infrastructure engineered for maximum productivity, operational efficiency, and long-term durability.
Key features include seamless, super-flat concrete floors capable of supporting robotics and automated systems. The buildings will also incorporate high-durability concrete walls, prefabricated steel structures, and clear heights significantly above the country’s standard warehouses. These elements are designed for high-density storage and intensive logistics operations.
“Panama is more than ready to compete in the global league,” a spokesperson for Panama Pacifico stated. [Translated from Spanish] “By incorporating these standards, Panama Pacifico is not just expanding its offering. It is elevating the country’s profile as a destination prepared for the operational demands of world commerce.”
The project is designed as a plug-and-play solution for global tenants. Complete security and fire alarm systems will be pre-installed, and the buildings offer divisibility for faster tenant occupancy. All electrical, lighting, and ventilation systems are engineered for 24/7 operations.
Sustainability and Competitive Advantage
Sustainability is integrated as a core competitive feature. Plans include rainwater harvesting systems using recycled polypropylene tanks, solar-powered pumps, and reflective building materials to reduce heat islands. The development will also prepare at least half of its loading docks to support electric freight vehicles and include provisions for future renewable energy integration.
This strategic move by London & Regional Panama underscores a long-term commitment to developing a mixed-use community that blends business innovation with sustainability. The 1,400-hectare Panama Pacifico park is already recognized internationally, recently named among the top 100 global locations to live and work by international lifestyle and urban planning platforms.
Once completed, the new facilities are expected to attract further investment in specialized light manufacturing, regional e-commerce platforms, and distribution centers for pharmaceutical and technology firms. The enhanced infrastructure is also poised to enable precision logistics processes involving automation and robotics. This development complements Panama’s broader economic strategy, including its regional Panam leadership in financial compliance, to present a multifaceted and competitive business environment.
The new buildings represent a significant upgrade in Panama’s available industrial stock, offering a true Class A (real estate) plus specification. This investment directly addresses the growing demand from international companies for immediately operational, high-specification industrial space in a strategic Central American location.