Trading and commercial activities in the recent years has increased owing to much improved transportation infrastructure.

Oroquieta-Molave Road, is an asphalt concrete highway servicing north-south vice versa commuters and cargoes.

Cagayan de Oro-Ozamiz--Dipolog route, Ozamiz Kapatagan route which has been realized through the operation of the two competing barge companies plying across Panguil Bay from the Port of Ozamiz to Mucas port in Kolambugan del Norte.

The city's major thoroughfares were concrete paved and provided with street lighting .

There is an on-going improvement of the seaport facilities costing P75.7 M by the PPA and the expansion of the Labo Airport will greatly enhance transshipment capacities of Ozamiz City in this part of Mindanao.

The Integrated Bus-Jeepney Terminal and Public Market, a USAID grant has spurred economic activities of the city.

The Water Supply System at Poliken Spring taps into a natural spring will serve households of sixteen (16) barangays who never had access to potable water.

The advent of cellular networks and landlines with digital direct dialing offers great advantage to the business sector and provide attraction to investors.

Power supply is stable and one of the lowest electricity rate in the region

Water supply from the MOWD provides quality water for domestic and even industrial use.