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Philippines
Business Climate
(1) Strong Stock Market
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(2) Stable and Resilient Economic Growth
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(3) Continuous Inflow of OFW Remittances
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(4) Steady Investment Flows
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(5) Robust Domestic Financial Sector Coupled with Credit Growth
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(6) Efficient Revenue Collection
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(7) Improving Global Competitiveness Ranking
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(8) Strengthened Governance & Anti-Corruption Measures
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(9) Dynamic People
95.4% Literacy rate --one of the highest literacy rates in the world (ADB,
2008)
70% fluency in English 500,000 college graduates per year (100,000 IT / Computer Science Graduates,
111,000 Business Graduates and 73,000 Medical & Allied/ Natural Sciences Graduates)
PHILIPPINES: WINNER OFFSHORING DESTINATION OF THE YEAR 2010, 2009 AND 2007
Strategic Location
Flying Times from key Asian cities: ____________________________ __ Tokyo - 4 hours Seoul - 3.5 hours Shanghai - 3.25 hours Singapore - 3 hours Hongkong - 2 hours
Unmatched Government Incentives & Support 4 to 6 years Income Tax Holiday Special 5% tax rate on gross income after
the lapse of the Income Tax Holiday for Economic and Special Zone locators
Unrestricted use of consigned equipment Employment of foreign nationals Working Visas, Special Investors
Resident Visas, Retirees Visas
Manufacturing 63 IT Parks 127 Tourism 9 Medical Tourism Parks/ Centers 2 Agro Industrial Centers 6
Investment Opportunities
Priority Sectors: Investment Priorities Plan Research and 2012 Agriculture/ Agribusiness and Fishery
Development
Shipbuilding
Tourism Investments
Mass Housing
Strategic Projects
Iron and Steel
Infrastructure
Only 420,000 hectares have mining permits. 8.6 million hectares still awaiting for the
Public-Private Partnership
A Social Contract with the
Filipino People
Indispensable roleprivate
sector as partner in development
Tourism Investments
Electronics
Electronics make up 61% of Total Philippine Merchandise Exports Electronics exports was at US$6.75 Billion in 2011, an increase of 5.55%
from previous years US$6.40 Billion
Economy less dependent on Electronics Exports 2011: Electronics exports decreased by 23.7% due to Global Down-turn,
but overall decrease in exports was only 6.9% at US$47.8 Billion.
IN ELECTRONICS?
Ship-Building
Shipbuilding
- Shipbuilding (design, construction, outfitting & launching any type of ship). Shipbuilding giants, Japanese Tsuneishi and Korean Hanjin are successfully operating in the Philippines. There is room for more.
Sea-faring/ Manning
CONTACT US
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