+ Follow PANASONIC MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS CORP Tag
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[Title] => Panasonic to resume mobile phone business in RP by 2008
[Summary] => Consumer electronics giant Matsushita Electric – known for its flagship Panasonic brand – will resume its mobile phone business in the Philippines by 2008 or earlier as it goes full blast in the production of 3G-capable handsets, top company officials said.
Panasonic Mobile, the wireless unit of the Japanese conglomerate, shut down its Philippine manufacturing plant in Sta. Rosa, Laguna last March 31, citing "severe global competition" in the erosion of its market share in mobile phone sales.
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[Title] => PEZA exports decline 3%
[Summary] => Export earnings from the country’s special economic zones declined by three percent to $12.241 billion in the first five months of the year from $12.63 billion a year ago as demand for electronics weakened during the review period.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Special ecozones post 33% export growth
[Summary] => Export earnings from special economic zone amounted to $9.955 billion in the first four months of the year, up by a strong 32.85 percent from the $7.493 billion recorded a year earlier, the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) reported yesterday.
PEZA attributed the strong performance from the increase in earnings of electronic firms operating within the ecozones.
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[Title] => Ecozone exports up 28% in Q1
[Summary] => The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) reported yesterday that export earnings of special economic zones reached $7.18 billion from January to March this year, an increase of almost 28.17 percent from $5.602 billion a year ago.
The higher export earnings was primarily from electronic companies operating within the ecozones.
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[Title] => Export earnings of special ecozones hit $2.4B in Jan
[Summary] => The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) reported yesterday that export earnings of special economic zones amounted to $2.357 billion in January this year, an increase of almost 25 percent from the $1.886 billion recorded in the same period last year.
PEZA said the latest figures were boosted largely by the strong performances of electronic companies operating within the ecozones.
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PANASONIC MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS CORP
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[Title] => Panasonic to resume mobile phone business in RP by 2008
[Summary] => Consumer electronics giant Matsushita Electric – known for its flagship Panasonic brand – will resume its mobile phone business in the Philippines by 2008 or earlier as it goes full blast in the production of 3G-capable handsets, top company officials said.
Panasonic Mobile, the wireless unit of the Japanese conglomerate, shut down its Philippine manufacturing plant in Sta. Rosa, Laguna last March 31, citing "severe global competition" in the erosion of its market share in mobile phone sales.
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[Title] => PEZA exports decline 3%
[Summary] => Export earnings from the country’s special economic zones declined by three percent to $12.241 billion in the first five months of the year from $12.63 billion a year ago as demand for electronics weakened during the review period.
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[Title] => Special ecozones post 33% export growth
[Summary] => Export earnings from special economic zone amounted to $9.955 billion in the first four months of the year, up by a strong 32.85 percent from the $7.493 billion recorded a year earlier, the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) reported yesterday.
PEZA attributed the strong performance from the increase in earnings of electronic firms operating within the ecozones.
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[Title] => Ecozone exports up 28% in Q1
[Summary] => The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) reported yesterday that export earnings of special economic zones reached $7.18 billion from January to March this year, an increase of almost 28.17 percent from $5.602 billion a year ago.
The higher export earnings was primarily from electronic companies operating within the ecozones.
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[Title] => Export earnings of special ecozones hit $2.4B in Jan
[Summary] => The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) reported yesterday that export earnings of special economic zones amounted to $2.357 billion in January this year, an increase of almost 25 percent from the $1.886 billion recorded in the same period last year.
PEZA said the latest figures were boosted largely by the strong performances of electronic companies operating within the ecozones.
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