+ Follow TOYOTA MOTOR PHILIPPINES INC Tag
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[Title] => Passenger cars seen to expand market share
[Summary] => Toyota Motor Philippines Inc. (TMPI) senior vice president Serafin Pantaleon said yesterday that they expect the market share of passenger cars to increase to 35 percent from its current share of 25 percent following the passage of the new value-based excise tax.
Pantaleon said passenger car prices are expected to drop with the passage of the new tax scheme.
"At the same time, more vehicle models are expected to be introduced into the market once the new value-based excise tax is in place and engine displacements is no longer a consideration," Pantaleon said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Ford eyes $57-M from export of 2 models
[Summary] => Ford Motor Co. Philippines expects to generate foreign exchange earnings of around $57 million this year from the export of Escape and Lynx models to other countries in Asia.
This was disclosed yesterday by Ford Philippines President Henry Co during the formal launching of Escape which is intended for domestic sale and export to Thailand and Indonesia.
Co said Ford invested an additional P700 million to support the export production of the Escape and Lynx models.
Ford Philippines is eyeing shipments of 6,000 vehicles to Thailand and Indonesia this year.
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[Title] => Toyota to invest P50-M in Sta Rosa plant
[Summary] => Toyota Motor Philippines Inc. is investing another P50 million to develop a 52.67-hectare plant in Sta. Rosa Laguna in preparation for its plan to export Asian utility vehicles (AUVs) to other ASEAN countries.
Toyota has an existing facility in a 25-hectare area, also in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
Company sources said the construction of the bigger plant is in preparation for an expected increase in demand and capacity once Toyota goes full blast in its shipments of AUVs to ASEAN-member countries.
Toyota had already done trial exports of AUVs to Vietnam.
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[Title] => Car sales slump 16.4% in April
[Summary] => Automotive sales continued to drop in April as consumers’ wait-and-see attitude regarding the forthcoming elections dampened interest in the purchase of new vehicles.
Based on a report from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI) total industry sales tumbled by 16.4 percent to 5,120 units in April from 6,128 units in the same period last year.
For the first four months of the year, sales were also sluggish, declining by nearly 15 percent to 23,134 units from 27,109 a year ago.
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TOYOTA MOTOR PHILIPPINES INC
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[Title] => Passenger cars seen to expand market share
[Summary] => Toyota Motor Philippines Inc. (TMPI) senior vice president Serafin Pantaleon said yesterday that they expect the market share of passenger cars to increase to 35 percent from its current share of 25 percent following the passage of the new value-based excise tax.
Pantaleon said passenger car prices are expected to drop with the passage of the new tax scheme.
"At the same time, more vehicle models are expected to be introduced into the market once the new value-based excise tax is in place and engine displacements is no longer a consideration," Pantaleon said.
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[Title] => Ford eyes $57-M from export of 2 models
[Summary] => Ford Motor Co. Philippines expects to generate foreign exchange earnings of around $57 million this year from the export of Escape and Lynx models to other countries in Asia.
This was disclosed yesterday by Ford Philippines President Henry Co during the formal launching of Escape which is intended for domestic sale and export to Thailand and Indonesia.
Co said Ford invested an additional P700 million to support the export production of the Escape and Lynx models.
Ford Philippines is eyeing shipments of 6,000 vehicles to Thailand and Indonesia this year.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-10 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Toyota to invest P50-M in Sta Rosa plant
[Summary] => Toyota Motor Philippines Inc. is investing another P50 million to develop a 52.67-hectare plant in Sta. Rosa Laguna in preparation for its plan to export Asian utility vehicles (AUVs) to other ASEAN countries.
Toyota has an existing facility in a 25-hectare area, also in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
Company sources said the construction of the bigger plant is in preparation for an expected increase in demand and capacity once Toyota goes full blast in its shipments of AUVs to ASEAN-member countries.
Toyota had already done trial exports of AUVs to Vietnam.
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[ArticleID] => 96009
[Title] => Car sales slump 16.4% in April
[Summary] => Automotive sales continued to drop in April as consumers’ wait-and-see attitude regarding the forthcoming elections dampened interest in the purchase of new vehicles.
Based on a report from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI) total industry sales tumbled by 16.4 percent to 5,120 units in April from 6,128 units in the same period last year.
For the first four months of the year, sales were also sluggish, declining by nearly 15 percent to 23,134 units from 27,109 a year ago.
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