Artemis Marine & Industrial Construction, Inc. (AMICI) and Concrete Solutions, Inc. (CSI), in partnership with local government units and the DENR, spearheaded a large-scale mangrove reforestation project on Cabul-an Island, Buenavista, Bohol. Held on August 27–30, 2020, the initiative planted 90,000 mangrove propagules across five hectares, strengthening coastal protection, restoring marine biodiversity, and supporting community livelihoods as part of the National Greening and Clean Air Programs.
The Primary Group of Builders (PGB), through its marine construction arm Artemis Marine and Industrial Construction, Inc. (AMICI), has invested over ₱1 billion in building the largest shipyard in the Visayas and Mindanao, located in Barangay Cruz, Buenavista, Bohol. Spanning 19 hectares, the AMICI Marine Shipyard offers advanced ship repair and dry-docking services, employing over 300 workers—80% from the local community. Equipped to service up to 12 vessels simultaneously, with plans to expand capacity to 20, the facility has already handled 40 vessels since securing its Class B license from MARINA in 2022. The project is seen as a major driver of economic growth, job creation, and investment in the province, complemented by PGB’s expansion of its SKILLS training center to develop a skilled maritime workforce.
AMICI Shipyard in Buenavista, Bohol—by Primary Group of Builders—boosts the economy with over 300 local jobs, world-class ship repair, and future shipbuilding plans.
Artemis Marine & Industrial Construction, Inc. (AMICI) supports P. Tirol Elementary School in Buenavista, Bohol with a feeding program for 179 students and donations including solar-powered street lights, a high-capacity refrigerator, and monobloc chairs—strengthening student welfare, safety, and community spirit.
In January 2022, Taskforce Odette Oplan Balik Liwanag led power restoration efforts in Buenavista, Bohol after Typhoon Odette. With the support of PSEFI, BOHECO 2, AMICI, and the LGU, damaged electrical lines were swiftly repaired—bringing electricity back to the community within weeks. A strong example of public-private partnership in action. ⚡🤝 #OdetteRecovery #BalikLiwanag #BoholStrong
In June 2025, the Professional Regulatory Board (PRB) of Naval Architecture, led by Hon. William Hernandez and Hon. Rizalito Lanoy, inspected Artemis Marine and Industrial Construction, Inc. (AMICI) in Buenavista, Bohol. The visit focused on safety compliance, engineering standards, and workforce development in line with RA 10698. AMICI’s expanding facilities and dedication to professional standards earned commendation from the Board, marking a significant milestone in its role within the Philippine shipbuilding industry.
AMICI Shipyard, in partnership with RHU Buenavista, held a successful medical mission in Brgy. Cruz, Bohol, providing free health services and circumcision as part of its CSR efforts to support the local community.
Artemis Marine and Industrial Construction, Inc. (AMICI) leads environmental efforts in Buenavista, Bohol, through a thriving mangrove nursery and large-scale coastal rehabilitation. Discover how this CSR initiative is protecting biodiversity and shoreline resilience.
Artemis Marine and Industrial Construction Inc. (AMICI), under the Primary Group of Builders, has launched Bohol’s first-ever shipbuilding and repair facility in Buenavista. This 19-hectare development not only addresses the country’s growing demand for shipyard capacity but also generates local employment and supports regional economic growth through community-focused investments and skills training.
Artemis Marine and Industrial Construction, Inc. (AMICI) has launched a 19-hectare ship repair facility in Buenavista, Bohol—one of the largest in Visayas and Mindanao. Strategically positioned near Cebu, the new site strengthens the Philippines’ maritime sector through innovation, infrastructure, and skilled Filipino talent.