+ Follow TOYOTA MOTORS PHILIPPINES INC Tag
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[Title] => Toyota mulls mini car to rival Mirage
[Summary] => Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. is eyeing the fast-growing small car segment as it aims to capitalize on a growing middle class as well as further strengthen its presence in the personal vehicle segment.
[DatePublished] => 2013-02-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Toyota to continue production, assembly of CKD vehicles in RP
[Summary] => Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. (TMPI) senior vice president Serafin Pantaleon reiterated yesterday Toyota’s commitment to continue its production and assembly of completely knocked down (CKD) motor vehicles, specifically the Innova, Corolla and Camry models in the country.
At the same time, Pantaleon assured, Toyota is also committed to developing the supporting industries which are auto parts and components manufacturing.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Toyota Autoparts earns $231M in H1 exports
[Summary] => Toyota Autoparts reported yesterday that earnings from exports of autoparts went up by nearly 28 percent to $231 million in the first half of the year from $181 million in the same period last year.
Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. senior vice president Serafin Pantaleon said the first half export figures were more than half of the company’s $451 million export target for the whole of 2005.
Pantaleon attributed the 27.6 percent increase in first half autoparts exports to Toyota’s IMV (Innovative Multi-purpose Vehicle) program.
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[Title] => Toyota decides to remain in RP
[Summary] => Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. has decided to stay put in the country after getting an assurance from the Arroyo administration that it would receive fair treatment.
Toyota’s decision to maintain its operations in the country was relayed recently to Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II by top officials of the Japanese car firm.
Roxas said yesterday that the Arroyo government addressed Toyota’s concerns about a wildcat or illegal labor strike recently.
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[Title] => DTI, DOLE to form crack units to solve labor rows
[Summary] => Following a series of labor disputes in several major Japanese firms operating in the country, Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II gave assurance yesterday of a "quick response to future labor problems that may affect various industries."
Several major Japanese firms led by Japanese car giant Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. (TMPC) have threatened to pull out due to "rising labor activism."
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TOYOTA MOTORS PHILIPPINES INC
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[Title] => Toyota mulls mini car to rival Mirage
[Summary] => Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. is eyeing the fast-growing small car segment as it aims to capitalize on a growing middle class as well as further strengthen its presence in the personal vehicle segment.
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[Title] => Toyota to continue production, assembly of CKD vehicles in RP
[Summary] => Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. (TMPI) senior vice president Serafin Pantaleon reiterated yesterday Toyota’s commitment to continue its production and assembly of completely knocked down (CKD) motor vehicles, specifically the Innova, Corolla and Camry models in the country.
At the same time, Pantaleon assured, Toyota is also committed to developing the supporting industries which are auto parts and components manufacturing.
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[Title] => Toyota Autoparts earns $231M in H1 exports
[Summary] => Toyota Autoparts reported yesterday that earnings from exports of autoparts went up by nearly 28 percent to $231 million in the first half of the year from $181 million in the same period last year.
Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. senior vice president Serafin Pantaleon said the first half export figures were more than half of the company’s $451 million export target for the whole of 2005.
Pantaleon attributed the 27.6 percent increase in first half autoparts exports to Toyota’s IMV (Innovative Multi-purpose Vehicle) program.
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[Title] => Toyota decides to remain in RP
[Summary] => Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. has decided to stay put in the country after getting an assurance from the Arroyo administration that it would receive fair treatment.
Toyota’s decision to maintain its operations in the country was relayed recently to Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II by top officials of the Japanese car firm.
Roxas said yesterday that the Arroyo government addressed Toyota’s concerns about a wildcat or illegal labor strike recently.
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[Title] => DTI, DOLE to form crack units to solve labor rows
[Summary] => Following a series of labor disputes in several major Japanese firms operating in the country, Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II gave assurance yesterday of a "quick response to future labor problems that may affect various industries."
Several major Japanese firms led by Japanese car giant Toyota Motors Philippines Inc. (TMPC) have threatened to pull out due to "rising labor activism."
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