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BIÑAN, Laguna – Solar cell maker SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. will invest about P27 billion for its expansion program this year until 2008, a company official said yesterday.
In a press briefing here, SunPower vice president for manufacturing Greg Reichow said the investment would allow them to expand their existing 110 megawatt (MW) solar wafer plant to 400 MW.
Reichow said the new plant, now under construction inside the First Philippines Industrial Park in Batangas, will be completed by July this year.
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[Title] => GMA Leads Honda Philippines Ground Breaking Ceremony
[Summary] => President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo led several government officials in the ground breaking ceremony to signify the start of construction of the new Tanauan, Batangas motorcycle plant of Honda Philippines Inc. (HPI). The President was accompanied by the Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Ryuichiro Yamazaki, Trade and Industry Secretary Juan Santos, Usec. Elmer Hernandez of the Board of Investments, Tanauan City Mayor Alfredo Corona, Santo Tomas Mayor Edna Sanchez, Ambassador Benjamin Sanvictores and senior officials from HPI and its suppliers.
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[Title] => More Japan companies investing in RP, says Jetro
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Among the new prospective Japanese investors are the Torigoe Electric Co. Ltd., Akita C. Ltd., Brother Seiko Co. Ltd., and Hanamura Industries Co. Ltd. which, according to Jetro, are now reviewing their business plans and feasibility studies.
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In a press briefing here, SunPower vice president for manufacturing Greg Reichow said the investment would allow them to expand their existing 110 megawatt (MW) solar wafer plant to 400 MW.
Reichow said the new plant, now under construction inside the First Philippines Industrial Park in Batangas, will be completed by July this year.
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[Title] => GMA Leads Honda Philippines Ground Breaking Ceremony
[Summary] => President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo led several government officials in the ground breaking ceremony to signify the start of construction of the new Tanauan, Batangas motorcycle plant of Honda Philippines Inc. (HPI). The President was accompanied by the Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Ryuichiro Yamazaki, Trade and Industry Secretary Juan Santos, Usec. Elmer Hernandez of the Board of Investments, Tanauan City Mayor Alfredo Corona, Santo Tomas Mayor Edna Sanchez, Ambassador Benjamin Sanvictores and senior officials from HPI and its suppliers.
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[Title] => More Japan companies investing in RP, says Jetro
[Summary] => More Japanese firms are investing in the Philippines, according to the Japan External Trade Organization (Jetro), which has intensified the promotion of trade and investments between the two countries.
Among the new prospective Japanese investors are the Torigoe Electric Co. Ltd., Akita C. Ltd., Brother Seiko Co. Ltd., and Hanamura Industries Co. Ltd. which, according to Jetro, are now reviewing their business plans and feasibility studies.
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November 19, 2001 - 12:00am
