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[Title] => $350-M facility for big ticket projects okayed
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has approved the creation of a $350-million global medium term note facility to be funded by the Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) of the US for big-ticket projects of government-owned corporations and private companies.
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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.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => PhilEximbank to guarantee loans of SunPower Phils
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has agreed to guarantee up to $200 million worth of loans for the $300-million solar wafer cells manufacturing project of SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd., an affiliate of US-based SunPower Corp.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho revealed that the PhilEximbank board of directors agreed to extend a loan guarantee for SunPower, a Brittish-owned company that has registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) as a pioneering project.
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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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[Title] => US investment mission keen on RP
[Summary] => Investor confidence in the country remains strong despite a spate of economic and political woes plaguing the country
A US investment group called Patton Boggs Investment Mission met yesterday with Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II to explore investment opportunities in the country, particularly in the information technology sector.
Roxas said members of the 10th Patton Boggs Investment Mission have expressed willingness to undertake long-term investments in the country.
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[Title] => US investment mission keen on RP
[Summary] => Investor confidence in the country remains strong despite a spate of economic and political woes plaguing the country
A US investment group called Patton Boggs Investment Mission met yesterday with Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II to explore investment opportunities in the country, particularly in the information technology sector.
Roxas said members of the 10th Patton Boggs Investment Mission have expressed willingness to undertake long-term investments in the country.
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[Title] => PEZA approves P537-M project
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The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) has approved the registration of
Cypress Semiconductor Philippines Inc.'s (CPSI) P537.4-million project at the
Gateway Business Park-Special Economic Zone (GBP-SEZ).
PEZA Director General Lilia de Lima said CPSI had applied for pioneer status
for the new project which would involve the manufacture of an electronic
component used in memory devices and computer clocks.
As a pioneering activity, Cypress' new project will be entitled to various
incentives including a preferential tax rate of three percent on gross sales
instead of th
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CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR CORP
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[Title] => $350-M facility for big ticket projects okayed
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has approved the creation of a $350-million global medium term note facility to be funded by the Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) of the US for big-ticket projects of government-owned corporations and private companies.
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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] => PhilEximbank to guarantee loans of SunPower Phils
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has agreed to guarantee up to $200 million worth of loans for the $300-million solar wafer cells manufacturing project of SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd., an affiliate of US-based SunPower Corp.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho revealed that the PhilEximbank board of directors agreed to extend a loan guarantee for SunPower, a Brittish-owned company that has registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) as a pioneering project.
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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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[Title] => US investment mission keen on RP
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A US investment group called Patton Boggs Investment Mission met yesterday with Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II to explore investment opportunities in the country, particularly in the information technology sector.
Roxas said members of the 10th Patton Boggs Investment Mission have expressed willingness to undertake long-term investments in the country.
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[Title] => US investment mission keen on RP
[Summary] => Investor confidence in the country remains strong despite a spate of economic and political woes plaguing the country
A US investment group called Patton Boggs Investment Mission met yesterday with Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II to explore investment opportunities in the country, particularly in the information technology sector.
Roxas said members of the 10th Patton Boggs Investment Mission have expressed willingness to undertake long-term investments in the country.
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[Title] => PEZA approves P537-M project
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The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) has approved the registration of
Cypress Semiconductor Philippines Inc.'s (CPSI) P537.4-million project at the
Gateway Business Park-Special Economic Zone (GBP-SEZ).
PEZA Director General Lilia de Lima said CPSI had applied for pioneer status
for the new project which would involve the manufacture of an electronic
component used in memory devices and computer clocks.
As a pioneering activity, Cypress' new project will be entitled to various
incentives including a preferential tax rate of three percent on gross sales
instead of th
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