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Glenn Westerman, president and chief executive officer of Lexmark, said that since 1999, Lexmark has spent about P9 billion for its manufacturing operations in the country.


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Company officials revealed that from a meager 0.17-percent market share in the third quarter of last year, Lexmark’s share has increased to five percent, based on preliminary figures released by the research group IDC.


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