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Daily Archives: September 27, 2021

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Toyota launches P4.7-B Batangas logistics hub

Insights, Investor, Logistics and Supply ChainBy Roy Stephen C. CanivelSeptember 27, 2021

Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMP) has inaugurated its P4.7-billion logistics hub in Batangas, which can store up to 4,500 imported units at a time, freeing up space in its facility in Laguna to store locally produced cars. TMP said in a statement on Friday that it inaugurated its Batangas Vehicle Center (BVC), about six kilometers…

Cebu Pacific asks LGUs to remove RT-PCR testing for vaccinated travelers

Business Owner, Insights, TourismBy Miguel R. CamusSeptember 27, 2021

Budget carrier Cebu Pacific is in talks with local government units (LGUs) to do away with RT-PCR testing for vaccinated travelers as it looks to add flights in the coming months. Candice Iyog, vice president for marketing and customer experience, said discussions with LGUs to simplify travel requirements came with the recent easing of lockdown…

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To refinance costlier debt, Ayala set to reenter offshore bond market

Insights, Investor, PartnerBy Doris Dumlao-AbadillaSeptember 27, 2021

Conglomerate Ayala Corp. is returning to the offshore bond market for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, while also offering to redeem as much as $800 million worth of older and costlier perpetual bonds to take advantage of the slowdown in interest rates since last year. The country’s oldest business house…

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