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[Title] => Mirant vows continued presence in RP
[Summary] => Pagbilao, Quezon – Newly-appointed Mirant Philippines Corp. president JR Harris has committed to continue the company’s long-term relationship with the Philippine government.
In a press briefing here over the weekend, Harris said as evidence to this commitment, Mirant Philippines, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlanta-based Mirant Corp., has recently completed the construction of a 2.5- kilometer submarine cable connecting the main Subic Bay Freeport to near by Grande Island.
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[Title] => SBMA’s Payumo eyes more Japanese investments in high tech ventures
[Summary] => Japanese investors are using the Subic Freeport as a showcase of their advanced technology, according Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) chairman Felicito Payumo as he expressed optimism that more Japanese firms would come in and invest in high tech ventures.
One of Japan’s biggest publicly listed corporations, Sankyo Seiki, recently opened a $100-million manufacturing plant in Subic.
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[Title] => GMA opens $100-M electronics plant
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – President Arroyo symbolically pushed an electronic button Thursday to signal the start of operations of the $100-million plant at Techno Park here of Japanese computer parts maker Sankyo Seiki Manufacturing Limited.
On Monday, Mrs. Arroyo will fly to Japan on a state visit and an investment mission.
The President said she was happy with Sankyo’s "vote of confidence" on Subic, with its projected annual export volume of $300 million while providing job opportunities to 8,000 Filipinos.
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[Title] => Subic generates 18,000 new jobs in 11 months
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – The first two months of the last quarter saw a big growth in employment here, bringing the total to 18,678 new jobs provided from January to November this year under President Arroyo’s administration.
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[Title] => Japanese firm at SBMA offers 3,500 new jobs
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT —Sankyo Seiki, one of the biggest publicly listed corporations in Japan, and the newest manufacturing firm to set up its own factory here, is opening some 3,500 new job opportunities inside the Freeport zone.
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman Felicito Payumo announced this after conducting a site inspection at the manufacturing plant of Sankyo Seiki over 5.5 hectares of prime industrial land at the Subic Techno-Park (STEP).
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[Title] => Subic exports up 9% last year
[Summary] => Exports emanating from the Subic Bay Freeport increased nine percent to $1.185 billion in 2000, the Philippine Exporters Confederation (Philexport) reported yesterday.
Arnelo Dizon, manager for Subic of Philexport’s one-stop export documentation center (OSEDC), said the Subic Bay Freeport has sustained its annual export average of $1.1 billion with the electronics sector accounting for the bulk of exports with a share of 80 percent.
Dizon expressed confidence that the freeport’s exports for this year will be significantly higher with the expected operation of three
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In a press briefing here over the weekend, Harris said as evidence to this commitment, Mirant Philippines, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlanta-based Mirant Corp., has recently completed the construction of a 2.5- kilometer submarine cable connecting the main Subic Bay Freeport to near by Grande Island.
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One of Japan’s biggest publicly listed corporations, Sankyo Seiki, recently opened a $100-million manufacturing plant in Subic.
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On Monday, Mrs. Arroyo will fly to Japan on a state visit and an investment mission.
The President said she was happy with Sankyo’s "vote of confidence" on Subic, with its projected annual export volume of $300 million while providing job opportunities to 8,000 Filipinos.
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Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman Felicito Payumo announced this after conducting a site inspection at the manufacturing plant of Sankyo Seiki over 5.5 hectares of prime industrial land at the Subic Techno-Park (STEP).
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Arnelo Dizon, manager for Subic of Philexport’s one-stop export documentation center (OSEDC), said the Subic Bay Freeport has sustained its annual export average of $1.1 billion with the electronics sector accounting for the bulk of exports with a share of 80 percent.
Dizon expressed confidence that the freeport’s exports for this year will be significantly higher with the expected operation of three
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