Connected-operations company Geotab has launched its GO Anywhere Plus asset-tracking device in the Philippines, targeting businesses that manage equipment, trailers, containers and other assets across multiple locations.

The launch adds a Philippines-specific connected-asset product to Geotab’s Southeast Asian portfolio. The device is intended for powered and non-powered assets and integrates with the company’s MyGeotab platform, allowing organizations to view vehicles and other equipment through one system.

According to Geotab’s announcement, the tracker provides location and usage information that can support maintenance planning, deployment decisions and asset recovery. The company said the product is aimed at industries with equipment spread across construction sites, logistics networks and field operations.

The release cited Philippine Statistics Authority data showing that 10.57 million metric tons of commodities moved through domestic trade in the second quarter of 2026, with road transport accounting for 64.3 percent of the total. It also cited the value of Philippine construction projects in 2025 as P601.4 billion.

Those figures describe the scale of logistics and construction activity rather than measured demand for Geotab’s product. The company did not disclose pricing, customer commitments, sales targets or expected deployment volumes for GO Anywhere Plus in the Philippines.

The tracker extends telematics beyond fleet vehicles to equipment that may not have a vehicle diagnostic connection or continuous power supply. Geotab said customers can use the resulting data to identify underused assets, locate missing equipment and plan maintenance based on usage.

The launch follows other additions to Geotab’s regional product portfolio. The company previously introduced a fuel-monitoring harness for Southeast Asian markets, including the Philippines, and has rolled out AI-enabled video telematics products in Singapore and Thailand.

Geotab describes itself as a provider of connected transportation, video telematics and asset-tracking systems. Its platform combines data from vehicles, equipment and other operational assets for fleet management and business analysis.

The company did not identify a first customer or implementation partner for the Philippine launch. Businesses can access the product through Geotab’s local sales and partner channels, according to the announcement.

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