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[Title] => ICTSI prepares launch of Colombia terminal
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[Title] => SMC to invest $300M for ships
[Summary] => Diversified conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) plans to invest roughly $300 million to acquire several large vessels for its grains, soybean meal and flour importing operations.
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[Title] => 17 countries end joint military exercise in Panama
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[Title] => Shipping dependent firms ailing over high freight costs
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Data gathered from the Baltik-Handi Max Index (BHMI) showed prices have started to surge from June this year from about $13,000 per day to $22,000 per day this month. BHMI reflects the shipping services costs of handy-max size vessels with loading capacity of 40,000 DWAT to 53,000 DWAT.
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[Summary] => The Subic Bay Freeport expects two big investments amounting to almost P2 billion to come in next year.
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) chairman Felicito Payumo said the two prospective investors have shown interest in the Freeport for its storage facilities and accessibility through a deepwater port.
Mega Equipment Corp. (MEC), a Filipino-owned company reportedly plans to invest P1 billion on a bulk grain terminal for such commodities as corn, soybeans and sorghum.
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As one of the country's top sources of power, the Philippines has relied
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As one of the country's top sources of power, the Philippines has relied
heavily on coal-fed power plants for its electricity.
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January 5, 2004 - 12:00am
