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DTI Chief: CREATE MORE Lures Japanese Investments To Philippines

In a recent visit to Japan, Philippine officials, led by DTI Secretary Roque and Special Assistant to the President Frederick Go, attracted significant investments from four Japanese companies, spurred by the CREATE MORE law’s incentives.

Philippines May Gain From Trump’s Move To Raise Tariff

Jonathan Koh, a Standard Chartered economist, believes the Philippines is "a lot more insulated" from the effects of higher tariffs compared to other countries in the region.

OceanaGold Philippines Pays PHP397 Million In Local Taxes

The listed mining company OceanaGold Philippines Inc. announced it has paid PHP397.8 million in local business tax to municipalities in Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino as part of its commitment to the communities.

APECO Completes PHP197 Million Key Infra In Aurora Ecozone

The successful completion of PHP197 million worth of projects by APECO marks a significant development in Aurora Ecozone.

Ilocos Norte-PPPC Collaboration Aims To Lure More Investors

Exciting opportunities await as Ilocos Norte signs agreement with PPPC to attract investors.

SEC To Roll Out Reforms To Keep Philippines Out Of ‘Gray List’

SEC promises to roll out reforms that will protect the Philippines from being included in the 'gray list' for anti-money laundering deficiencies.

DTI Eyes Halal Sales Of Nearly PHP16 Billion In 2025

With the success of the “Halal-Friendly Philippines” initiative, the DTI is projecting halal sales to reach PHP16 billion in just two years.

Finance Chief Pushes For Free Trade Pact With United States

Open to dialogue, Finance Secretary Recto pushes for a free trade agreement with the US to benefit consumers.

Philippines Remains Optimistic About Pursuing Subic-Batangas Cargo Railway

Optimism surrounds the Subic-Batangas Cargo Railway project, with increased international support for the Luzon Economic Corridor.

Steady Growth, Economic Reforms Spur Japanese Interest In Philippines

Japanese companies are drawn to the Philippines thanks to the country’s consistent growth and refined policies.