+ Follow SUNPOWER PHILIPPINES MANUFACTURING LTD Tag
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[Title] => GMA inaugurates Laguna factory
[Summary] => President Arroyo inaugurated yesterday a $320-million factory for solar power panels in Biñan, Laguna operated by Sunpower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. of the United States.
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[Title] => PhilExim gets $15-M ADB loan for relending
[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has released a $15-million loan to the Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (PhilExim) for relending to the small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
"The loan was part of a $40-million loan package from the Asian Development Bank," PhilExim president and chief executive officer Joel C. Valdes said.
PhilExim, an attached agency of the Department of Finance (DOF), is mandated to promote investments and trade through sovereign and financial guarantees as well as through direct credit, insurance and technical assistance.
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[Title] => SunPower speeds up wafer project
[Summary] => Sunpower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. (SunPower), a US-based company manufacturing solar cells for worldwide distribution, has decided to accelerate is plan to establish a $300-million wafer fabricating facility in the Philippines.
SunPower has approached the Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (PhilEXIM) for a 100-percent guarantee for a dollar-denominated loan amounting to $200 million.
The guarantee request represents roughly 68 percent of total project cost while the remaining 32 percent will be covered by equity infusion.
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[Title] => UK firm picks RP as site for P2.256-B solar wafer cells plant
[Summary] => British firm Sunpower Corp., one of the world’s top manufacturers of ultra high-efficiency silicon solar cells, has chosen the Philippines over India as site for a P2.256-billion solar wafer cell plant.
Sunpower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. (SPML), whose parent company is the Cayman Islands-based Sunpower Corp., will manufacture solar wafer cells at its plant in Laguna.
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SUNPOWER PHILIPPINES MANUFACTURING LTD
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"The loan was part of a $40-million loan package from the Asian Development Bank," PhilExim president and chief executive officer Joel C. Valdes said.
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SunPower has approached the Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (PhilEXIM) for a 100-percent guarantee for a dollar-denominated loan amounting to $200 million.
The guarantee request represents roughly 68 percent of total project cost while the remaining 32 percent will be covered by equity infusion.
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Sunpower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. (SPML), whose parent company is the Cayman Islands-based Sunpower Corp., will manufacture solar wafer cells at its plant in Laguna.
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