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According to Arreza, the planned $300-million investment by the Hebei Jingniu Group would result in the creation of about 6,000 new jobs in the Subic freeport.


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The glass manufacturing plant was supposed to be China’s biggest single investment in the Philippines. The company initially approached former Trade and Industry Secretary Cesar V. Purisima about the project in 2003 when the group estimated the cost of the plant at $312 million.


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Chinese glassmaker keen on Clark site for $312-M plant

By Marianne V. Go | May 3, 2006 - 12:00am

China’s Hebei Jingniu Crystal Bull Group Co. Ltd., is interested in developing a 100- hectare industrial park in Clark for its planned $312-million glass production facility. Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority...

Business

Chinese firm to put up $300-M glass production plant in Subic

By Marianne V. Go | April 7, 2006 - 12:00am

China’s Hebei Jingniu Crystal Bull Group Company, Ltd. has decided to finally go ahead with a $300-million investment for a glass production plant in Subic. This was announced yesterday by Subic Bay Metropolitan...

Business

RP woos Chinese glassmaker

By Marianne V. Go | February 4, 2006 - 12:00am

The government is wooing China’s Hebei Jingniu Crystal Bull Group Co. Ltd., to set up a glass manufacturing facility in Subic, Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila said. The glass manufacturing plant...

Business