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                    [Title] => Asahi Glass eyes RP unit as Asian export hub
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Asahi Glass Philippines, Inc. is being considered by Asahi Glass Co. Inc. of Japan as its export hub in Asia, recently designated AGPI chairman Renato R. Ermita said yesterday.


AGPI inaugurated yesterday a new float glass line with Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and  Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila heading the guest list.


AGPI’s upgraded float glass line is capable of producing 520 metric tons of float glass products per day and other high-value added glass products.


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                    [Title] => Asahi Glass leaves RP for Thailand
                    [Summary] => Asahi Glass Philippines (AGP) is terminating its local  manufacturing operations for tempered automotive glass   even as  President Arroyo yesterday visited its plant in Barrio Pinagbuhatan in Pasig City.


Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said that AGP is transferring its production of tempered automotive glass to Thailand as part of its regional alignment.


"AGP also decided to transfer its local operations to Thailand due the low capacity utilization of its local plants," Roxas added.


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                    [Title] => Republic Asahi Glass loses anti-dumping case
                    [Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry  (DTI) and the Tariff Commission  have junked with finality the motion for reconsideration of Republic Asahi Glass Corp. on its anti-dumping case against  exporters of clear figured glass from China.


In its final recommendation to the DTI, the Tariff Commission said there is "no merit to reverse their earlier decision that the element of price difference was not established," adding that the  "injury suffered by the domestic industry was due to causes other than dumping."


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                    [Title] => Republic Glass sells 2 subsidiaries to Asahi
                    [Summary] => The board of Republic Glass Holdings Corp. (RGHC) has approved the sellout of two subsidiaries – Republic Asahi Glass Corp. and Republic Asahi Realty Corp. – to Japanese partner Asahi Glass Co. Ltd. for roughly P1.2 billion.


In a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange, RGHC said its board of directors had approved the sale to Asahi Glass of all the company’s shareholdings in the flagship glass firm RAGC while the realty company will be sold to local property firm Casa del Sol Development Corp.


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                    [Title] => Republic Glass sells 2 subsidiaries to Asahi
                    [Summary] => The board of Republic Glass Holdings Corp. (RGHC) has approved the sellout of two subsidiaries – Republic Asahi Glass Corp. and Republic Asahi Realty Corp. – to Japanese partner Asahi Glass Co. Ltd. for roughly P1.2 billion.


In a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange, RGHC said its board of directors had approved the sale to Asahi Glass of all the company’s shareholdings in the flagship glass firm RAGC while the realty company will be sold to local property firm Casa del Sol Development Corp.


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                    [Title] => Japan’s Asahi Glass eyes two subsidiaries of Republic Glass
                    [Summary] => Asahi Glass Co. Ltd. of Japan has sent feelers to the management of publicly-listed Republic Glass Holdings Corp. for a possible buy-out of the company’s two subsidiaries, a top RGHC official said.


In a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange, RGHC vice president and general manager Florence Wong said the Japanese glass giant "has indicated interest in acquiring by itself and/or through qualified nominees all of this company’s (RGHC’s) shareholdings in both Republic Asahi Glass Corp. and Republic Asahi Realty Corp."


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AGPI inaugurated yesterday a new float glass line with Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and  Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila heading the guest list.


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Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said that AGP is transferring its production of tempered automotive glass to Thailand as part of its regional alignment.


"AGP also decided to transfer its local operations to Thailand due the low capacity utilization of its local plants," Roxas added.


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In its final recommendation to the DTI, the Tariff Commission said there is "no merit to reverse their earlier decision that the element of price difference was not established," adding that the  "injury suffered by the domestic industry was due to causes other than dumping."


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In a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange, RGHC said its board of directors had approved the sale to Asahi Glass of all the company’s shareholdings in the flagship glass firm RAGC while the realty company will be sold to local property firm Casa del Sol Development Corp.


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In a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange, RGHC vice president and general manager Florence Wong said the Japanese glass giant "has indicated interest in acquiring by itself and/or through qualified nominees all of this company’s (RGHC’s) shareholdings in both Republic Asahi Glass Corp. and Republic Asahi Realty Corp."


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