+ Follow JEONG SUP SHIM Tag
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – Hanjin Heavy Industries Corp.-Philippines Inc. (HHIC-PI), one of the world’s largest shipyards, switched on the steel plate cutting machine that signaled the start of its production here.
The First Steel Cutting Ceremony was held at the newly built HHIC-PI shipyard at the Redondo Peninsula.
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Ayon kay SBMA Chairman Felicito Salonga, ang US$1-bilyon kasunduan para sa konstruksyon ng shipyard ay nakatakdang umpisahan sa buwan ng Abril 2006 sa may 230-ektaryang lote sa bahagi ng Redondo Peninsula sa loob ng Freeport Zone at magkakaroon ng may 30, 000 direct at indirect job opportunities.
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – Hanjin Heavy Industries Corp.-Philippines Inc. (HHIC-PI), one of the world’s largest shipyards, switched on the steel plate cutting machine that signaled the start of its production here.
The First Steel Cutting Ceremony was held at the newly built HHIC-PI shipyard at the Redondo Peninsula.
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Ayon kay SBMA Chairman Felicito Salonga, ang US$1-bilyon kasunduan para sa konstruksyon ng shipyard ay nakatakdang umpisahan sa buwan ng Abril 2006 sa may 230-ektaryang lote sa bahagi ng Redondo Peninsula sa loob ng Freeport Zone at magkakaroon ng may 30, 000 direct at indirect job opportunities.
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