In 2007, Atlas Copco marks another milestone as it moves to its newest home a 5,504 sq.m highly modern, top of the line business headquarters in Binan, Laguna closer to the manufacturing companies in the country. With the state of the art facilities, Atlas Copco warehouse can stock more than 15,000 spare parts to serve your requirements on time. The Service workshop and training facilities can accommodate our employees and customers during seminars and simulation.

With the late Cardinal Jaime Sin who was trying out the Atlas Copco engraving pen during the inauguration of the training facilities in 1983.

After a successful 10-year run in 1977, Atlas Copco Philippines moved to its own building at KM 15, along South Superhighway in Sucat, Paranaque and continued to carve its name as the best in its field.

Celebrating Atlas Copco's centennial anniversary. Atlas Copco Philippines Incorporated is a wholly owned subsidiary of Atlas Copco, which was founded in Sweden in 1873.

One of the earliest installation of Atlas Copco compressors. Installed in 1953, it was still in operation in 1972.

Headed by the Managing Director and his family, the traditional Atlas Copco Philippines gift giving to employees and families.

Drills powered by Atlas Copco compressed air during the Philippine Mining Safety Association.

A demo of the Atlas Copco portable air compressor in front of the office in Pasong Tamo, Makati in the 1970's.

Celebrating the first year anniversary of Atlas Copco Philippines with the Managing Director and his family.

Atlas Copco Philippines Compressor Technique service vehicle in the 1960's.

Atlas Copco (Philippines) Incorporated was established in March 30, 1967 to provide industrial productivity solutions to the industries of mining, construction, manufacturing, logging, shipping, and more. With 28 employees at the start of its operations, the headquarters then was located in CMS Building at Pasong Tamo Extension in Makati City.