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Polymer Link (Philippines), Inc. plans to increase shipments to Europe starting in 2027 as its parent group expands operations in the region
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The manufacturer of plastic powders and compounds discussed its export plans with Clark Development Corporation officials on October 16, on the sidelines of the Selangor International Business Summit 2026 in Kuala Lumpur
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Polymer Link supplies plastic powder to Outback Five Star Clark Philippines, Inc. for manufacturing insulated cooler boxes for YETI
Polymer Link (Philippines), Inc., a manufacturer of plastic powders and compounds, plans to increase shipments to Europe starting in 2027 as its parent group expands operations in the region.
The company discussed its export outlook during an Oct. 16 meeting with a delegation from Clark Development Corporation (CDC), led by its president and CEO Agnes Devanadera, on the sidelines of the Selangor International Business Summit 2026 in Kuala Lumpur.
Polymer Link president Kevin Koh and chief financial officer Low Jun Hoong also attended the meeting, the CDC said.
“Completing the ecosystem in Clark means ensuring that our locators have the infrastructure, logistics, and available skilled workforce they need to sustain manufacturing, expand their operations, and create more jobs,” Devanadera said.
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Polymer Link supplies plastic powder to Outback Five Star Clark Philippines, Inc., which makes insulated cooler boxes for YETI.
The company also exports smaller volumes to Europe, particularly Poland, and expects shipments to increase as its parent group expands its European operations.
CDC data as of June 2026 showed that Polymer Link had US$2.96 million in actual investments. The company recorded approximately US$163,000 in exports from January to June 2026.
Polymer Link is a subsidiary of Malaysia-based Polymer Link Holdings Berhad. Its products serve various industrial applications, including rotational molding.
Other CDC officials at the meeting were vice president for business development and business enhancement group Noelle Mina Meneses, communications division manager Astrud Aguinaldo, and business specialist II Annette Narciso. Norjamin Delos Reyes, commercial counsellor of the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in Kuala Lumpur, also attended.
