+ Follow FORD MOTOR PHILIPPINES Tag
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[Summary] => The United States is exploring ways to use its technical assistance projects in the Philippines to keep pressure on the government for a more sincere and vigorous anti-smuggling drive, according to whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks.
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[Title] => RP must choose between producing and importing automobiles - AmCham
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[Title] => Ford Motor Philippines hikes exports of completely built up units
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[Title] => Ford asks government to relax rules on export credits
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Ford Motor Philippines has asked the government to relax the rules on export credits as the American automobile firm grapples with the worldwide crisis which has plagued the industry since last year.
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[Title] => BOI may include motorbikes, buses in auto export program
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) is planning to expand the coverage of the Automotive Export Program (AEP) to include motorcyles and buses, a move intended to encourage more investors and participants in the program, according to BOI managing head Elmer C. Hernandez.
The AEP gives tax incentives to local automotive parts manufacturers to export a required number of completely-built up (CBU) vehicles.
At present, there is only one participant in the AEP — Ford Motor Philippines.
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Trade Undersecretary Elmer Hernandez said over the weekend that the Philippines wants Japan to commit to invest heavily in the local automotive industry comparable to the investments it is pouring into Thailand.
The government has already complained to Japan that the Philippines needs more investments since it continues to struggle to grow the local automotive sector, while Thailand is already way ahead.
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FORD MOTOR PHILIPPINES
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The AEP gives tax incentives to local automotive parts manufacturers to export a required number of completely-built up (CBU) vehicles.
At present, there is only one participant in the AEP — Ford Motor Philippines.
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[Title] => Gov’t seeks Japan commitment to invest in RP automotive sector
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Trade Undersecretary Elmer Hernandez said over the weekend that the Philippines wants Japan to commit to invest heavily in the local automotive industry comparable to the investments it is pouring into Thailand.
The government has already complained to Japan that the Philippines needs more investments since it continues to struggle to grow the local automotive sector, while Thailand is already way ahead.
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