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The PEZA had earlier reported that it approved P14.519 billion in locator investments in the special economic zones.
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Under the Simplified Registration Procedure, the BOI was able to evaluate and register 30 projects worth P12.04 billion from Oct. 7 to Nov. 7.
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The BOI has launched its toll-free customer care system at 1-866-312-3930.
According to Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila, investors from around the globe need not come to Manila to inquire on their investment concerns.
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According to Trade Undersecretary and Board of Investments (BOI) Managing Head Elmer C. Hernandez, the Philippines is now agreeable to a phased tariff reduction over a five-year period for vehicles with an engine displacement of three liters and below instead of its earlier stance of a "sudden death" reduction.
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The PEZA had earlier reported that it approved P14.519 billion in locator investments in the special economic zones.
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Under the Simplified Registration Procedure, the BOI was able to evaluate and register 30 projects worth P12.04 billion from Oct. 7 to Nov. 7.
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The BOI has launched its toll-free customer care system at 1-866-312-3930.
According to Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila, investors from around the globe need not come to Manila to inquire on their investment concerns.
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According to Trade Undersecretary and Board of Investments (BOI) Managing Head Elmer C. Hernandez, the Philippines is now agreeable to a phased tariff reduction over a five-year period for vehicles with an engine displacement of three liters and below instead of its earlier stance of a "sudden death" reduction.
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