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[Title] => Investments in electronics surge over 10 times to $437 million in January-May
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[Title] => Investments to sustain rapid growth of electronics exports, says SEIPI
[Summary] => The impressive rebound of the electronics industry can be driven into sustained high growth if the Philippines embarks on an aggressive investment promotions campaign aimed at luring in the big multinationals, officials of a major electronics association said.
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In a position paper, SEIPI enumerated their major concerns regarding infrastructure and telecommunications facilities, and the major utilities – water and electricity. Other concerns include airport cargo operations, harbor operations and waste management.
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February 15, 2001 - 12:00am
