Electronics exports expected to rise 10% in 2022
The electronics and semiconductor industry expects a 10-percent increase in exports in 2022 to nearly $50 billion, after breaching the ...
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Electronics manufacturers seek DTI’s help on VAT issue
Electronics and semiconductor companies asked the Department of Trade and Industry to help clarify the issue of value added tax ...
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Electronics sector expects export recovery this year
An industry group said Monday semiconductor and electronics exports are expected to rebound this year from a 5-percent contraction in ...
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PH electronics firms hike growth forecast
The Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines Inc. revised its 2021 growth projections to 7 percent from 5 percent. ...
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Semiconductor firms lose $4b in sales due to rigid lockdowns
The Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines Inc. said Tuesday the industry suffered $4 billion in losses during the ...
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Electronics exporters revise sales forecast as bulk orders from foreign clients pick up
A group of electronics exporters expects full-year sales to decline slower than the initial forecast of 20-percent slump, as bulk ...
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Electronics exports seen to fall 26%
An industry group said Tuesday electronics exports, which account for more than half of the country’s total exports, are expected ...
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ACSIEL seeks tie-ups with electronics firms
ACSIEL Alliance Electronique of France conducted an exploratory mission to the Philippines to check on the possibilities of forging collaboration ...
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Semiconductor makers put off $1-b investments
Semiconductor and electronics companies put off $1 billion worth of potential investments in the Philippines amid the uncertainties caused by ...
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Electronics sector expects exports to rise 6% to $35b
The semiconductor and electronics sector expects exports to increase 6 percent this year to a record $35 billion from $32.7 ...
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