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[Title] => Global Steel accuses FGI of mounting ‘villification campaign’
[Summary] => Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII) yesterday accused the Filipino Galvanizers Institute (FGI) of launching a "villification campaign" against the company.
In a statement, GSII president and chief executive officer Sushant Das said that FGI’s complaint about poor quality and inadequate volume of steel being produced by GSII "is a deliberate attempt by the association’s president to tarnish our image in the domestic market through a planned villification campaign showing ruthless disrespect for the facts."
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[Title] => Galvanizers complain about poor quality of steel produced by GSII
[Summary] => The Filipino Galvanizers Institute Inc. (FGI) yesterday complained about the poor quality and inadequate volume of steel being produced by Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII).
According to FGI president Salvio Perez, "GSII cannot meet the quality requirements of domestic galvanizers utilizing continuous hot-dipped galvanizing process."
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[Title] => Government urged to review tax perks given to Global Steel
[Summary] => The Filipino Galvanizers Institute Inc. (FGII) and the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) yesterday urged President Arroyo to review the tax perks and incentives given to Global Steelworks International Inc. following violations uncovered by the Bureau of Customs on GSII’s import activities.
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[Title] => Global Steelworks sets start hot roll coil prod’n
[Summary] => Iligan City – Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII) announced yesterday that the hot strip mill plant has been fired up and will start production of hot roll coils starting May 2, with an estimated initial output of 30,000 metric tons.
Sashunt Das, GSII president, said rehabilitation work on the hot mill plant was completed last April 25 and it will need four to five days to heat up. The initial output of about 30,000 tons for May will be increased to between 80,000 to 90,000 tons by June.
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[Title] => Galvanizers seek cut in tariff duty on cold rolled steel coils
[Summary] => The Filipino Galvanizers Institute (FGI) is seeking a reduction of the tariff duty on cold rolled steel coils (CRC) from the current seven percent to zero percent.
In its petition with the Tariff Commission, the FGI argued that the tariff on CRC should be reduced to zero since it is not produced locally in sufficient quantity and quality.
FGI pointed out that Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII) has not yet proven that it has attained commercial operation status.
In fact, the FGI revealed, GSII has canceled orders booked by local galvanizers.
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[Title] => Global Steelworks to start commercial operation by June
[Summary] => Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII), formerly the National Steel Corp., has informed the Board of Investments (BOI) that it will begin commercial operation by June this year.
The start of GSII’s full commercial operation is supposed to trigger the imposition of the approved increase in tariff rate on hot and cold rolled coils that will be produced by GSII.
However, according to government sources, GSII must inform the Tariff and Related Matters (TRM) committee once the firm is commercially operational.
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[Title] => Tariff hike on steel can generate up to P5-B annual revenues, says lawmaker
[Summary] => The government can generate P5-billion annual revenues if duty rates for steel are pegged at seven to 10 percent, an administration lawmaker said yesterday.
Rep. Alipio Cirilo Badelles of Lanao del Norte said that both the consumers and the government never benefited from the prevailing zero-tariff duty imposed on certain steel products.
Tinplate is one steel product that has been enjoying zero tariff since year 2000. Tinplate is used in manufacturing tin cans of canned sardines.
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[Title] => NSC reopening to energize Mindanao economy — Roxas
[Summary] => The reopening of the National Steel Corp. (NSC) will energize industries in Northern Mindanao and stimulate the economy of the whole of Mindanao, according to Sen. Mar Roxas, chairman of the Senate committees on trade and commerce and on economic affairs.
"The resurrection of the steel giant will directly and indirectly provide thousands of good-paying jobs, income and livelihood to communities in Iligan City, Northern Mindanao and adjacent regions," Roxas said.
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GLOBAL STEELWORKS INTERNATIONAL INC
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[Title] => Global Steel accuses FGI of mounting ‘villification campaign’
[Summary] => Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII) yesterday accused the Filipino Galvanizers Institute (FGI) of launching a "villification campaign" against the company.
In a statement, GSII president and chief executive officer Sushant Das said that FGI’s complaint about poor quality and inadequate volume of steel being produced by GSII "is a deliberate attempt by the association’s president to tarnish our image in the domestic market through a planned villification campaign showing ruthless disrespect for the facts."
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[Title] => Galvanizers complain about poor quality of steel produced by GSII
[Summary] => The Filipino Galvanizers Institute Inc. (FGI) yesterday complained about the poor quality and inadequate volume of steel being produced by Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII).
According to FGI president Salvio Perez, "GSII cannot meet the quality requirements of domestic galvanizers utilizing continuous hot-dipped galvanizing process."
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[Title] => Government urged to review tax perks given to Global Steel
[Summary] => The Filipino Galvanizers Institute Inc. (FGII) and the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) yesterday urged President Arroyo to review the tax perks and incentives given to Global Steelworks International Inc. following violations uncovered by the Bureau of Customs on GSII’s import activities.
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[Title] => Global Steelworks sets start hot roll coil prod’n
[Summary] => Iligan City – Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII) announced yesterday that the hot strip mill plant has been fired up and will start production of hot roll coils starting May 2, with an estimated initial output of 30,000 metric tons.
Sashunt Das, GSII president, said rehabilitation work on the hot mill plant was completed last April 25 and it will need four to five days to heat up. The initial output of about 30,000 tons for May will be increased to between 80,000 to 90,000 tons by June.
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[Title] => Galvanizers seek cut in tariff duty on cold rolled steel coils
[Summary] => The Filipino Galvanizers Institute (FGI) is seeking a reduction of the tariff duty on cold rolled steel coils (CRC) from the current seven percent to zero percent.
In its petition with the Tariff Commission, the FGI argued that the tariff on CRC should be reduced to zero since it is not produced locally in sufficient quantity and quality.
FGI pointed out that Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII) has not yet proven that it has attained commercial operation status.
In fact, the FGI revealed, GSII has canceled orders booked by local galvanizers.
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[Title] => Global Steelworks to start commercial operation by June
[Summary] => Global Steelworks International Inc. (GSII), formerly the National Steel Corp., has informed the Board of Investments (BOI) that it will begin commercial operation by June this year.
The start of GSII’s full commercial operation is supposed to trigger the imposition of the approved increase in tariff rate on hot and cold rolled coils that will be produced by GSII.
However, according to government sources, GSII must inform the Tariff and Related Matters (TRM) committee once the firm is commercially operational.
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[Title] => Tariff hike on steel can generate up to P5-B annual revenues, says lawmaker
[Summary] => The government can generate P5-billion annual revenues if duty rates for steel are pegged at seven to 10 percent, an administration lawmaker said yesterday.
Rep. Alipio Cirilo Badelles of Lanao del Norte said that both the consumers and the government never benefited from the prevailing zero-tariff duty imposed on certain steel products.
Tinplate is one steel product that has been enjoying zero tariff since year 2000. Tinplate is used in manufacturing tin cans of canned sardines.
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[Title] => NSC reopening to energize Mindanao economy — Roxas
[Summary] => The reopening of the National Steel Corp. (NSC) will energize industries in Northern Mindanao and stimulate the economy of the whole of Mindanao, according to Sen. Mar Roxas, chairman of the Senate committees on trade and commerce and on economic affairs.
"The resurrection of the steel giant will directly and indirectly provide thousands of good-paying jobs, income and livelihood to communities in Iligan City, Northern Mindanao and adjacent regions," Roxas said.
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October 10, 2004 - 12:00am
