+ Follow PROTON PILIPINAS CORP Tag
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[Title] => Permit holders will be allowed to import SKDs on a limited scale — BOI
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) will allow local firms that had been able to bring in and assemble some semi-knocked down (SKD) units to reexport them, if they will not be able to fulfill the other commitments tied to the SKD import authority.
The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).
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[Title] => Permit holders will be allowed to import SKDs on a limited scale  BOI
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) will allow local firms that had been able to bring in and assemble some semi-knocked down (SKD) units to reexport them, if they will not be able to fulfill the other commitments tied to the SKD import authority.
The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).
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[Title] => Rolls Royce, Bentley available here soon
[Summary] => Auto Prominence Corp. (APC), the company that was spun off from the financially distressed Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC), is planning to bring into the country Rolls Royce and Bentley cars.
This was indicated by APC financial adviser Ernesto V. Tan to the Board of Investments (BOI) in a letter dated March 20.
APC, meanwhile, is initially seeking the BOI’s approval to bring in four variant models of Volkswagen under category II of the car development program.
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[Title] => Proton to continue operations in RP
[Summary] => Malaysian Minister for International Trade and Industry Rafidah Aziz said yesterday that the Malaysian car manufacturing firm, Proton Pilipinas Corp., will continue its assembly operations in the country.
This was confirmed by PPC senior vice president and chief financial officer Ernesto V. Tan who said Proton is committed to continue its operations under the Motor Vehicle Development Program (MVDP).
Petronas, the Malaysian government’s oil firm, acquired recently a majority stake in Proton Malaysia.
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[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) will allow local firms that had been able to bring in and assemble some semi-knocked down (SKD) units to reexport them, if they will not be able to fulfill the other commitments tied to the SKD import authority.
The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).
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[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) will allow local firms that had been able to bring in and assemble some semi-knocked down (SKD) units to reexport them, if they will not be able to fulfill the other commitments tied to the SKD import authority.
The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).
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[Summary] => Auto Prominence Corp. (APC), the company that was spun off from the financially distressed Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC), is planning to bring into the country Rolls Royce and Bentley cars.
This was indicated by APC financial adviser Ernesto V. Tan to the Board of Investments (BOI) in a letter dated March 20.
APC, meanwhile, is initially seeking the BOI’s approval to bring in four variant models of Volkswagen under category II of the car development program.
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This was confirmed by PPC senior vice president and chief financial officer Ernesto V. Tan who said Proton is committed to continue its operations under the Motor Vehicle Development Program (MVDP).
Petronas, the Malaysian government’s oil firm, acquired recently a majority stake in Proton Malaysia.
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