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                    [Title] => BOC monitoring GenSan for vehicle smuggling
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Customs Commissioner John Phillip Sevilla believes General Santos City is being used to smuggle completely knocked down vehicles.

                    [DatePublished] => 2014-05-30 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => ATI gets P1.32-B loan to fund capex, retire debts
                    [Summary] => Publicly-listed port operator Asian Terminals Inc. has secured a P1.32-billion loan facility from a consortium of banks to finance its capital expenditures and refinance existing debt, the company told the Philippine Stock Exchange.


In a disclosure, ATI corporate secretary Rodolfo Corvite Jr. said the company signed last week a note facility agreement arranged by the Standard Chartered Bank with various financial institutions.


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                    [Title] => ATI net income jumps 24% in 1st 9 months
                    [Summary] => Listed port operator Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) reaped the benefits of increased trade activities in the country as well as its own expansion and modernization program to post improved financial numbers in the first nine months of 2002.


In a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ATI said it kept pace with the momentum gained from the expansion and development of its ports and logistics facilities and services to register a 24-percent increase in its net income to P446.1 million during the nine-month period.


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                    [Title] => GenSan port operator is top income tax filer in RD 110
                    [Summary] => The fast and efficient cargo-handling operations at the Port of General Santos City stand out as a firm argument against the contemplated rollback in port tariff rates.


The South Cotabato Integrated Port Services Inc. (SCIPSI) is the cargo-handler at the multi-purpose Makar Wharf at the Port of General Santos, a transshipment hub for the Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA). 


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                    [Title] => ATI starts construction of P100-M shipping terminal
                    [Summary] => The South Harbor-based port operator AsianTerminals Inc. has kicked off the construction of a P100-million passenger shipping terminal that would form part of 10-year modernization program in that portion of the Manila Bay area.


ATI chairman Capt. Roger Davies said the new facility to be put up at Pier 15 of the South Harbor has been designed to service passengers of domestic shipping lines, with amenities comparable with those of modern airports.


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                    [Title] => ATI revenues up 12%  in first semester
                    [Summary] => Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) improved its performance in port operations and logistics management in the first half with a 12-percent increase in revenues, from P1.45 billion for the same period last year to P1.62 billion this year.


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                    [Title] => ECC to bid out North Harbor in 2 contracts
                    [Summary] => The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) has approved a plan to bid out North Harbor under two contracts by June 2001 but Cabinet officials said government is going to allow the possibility of a single contractor winning both contracts.


Taking off from the model used in the privatization of the Manila Waterworks and Sewerage Systems (MWSS), Economic and Planning Secretary Felipe Medalla told reporters that North Harbor would be divided into two service contracts when it is bid out next year.


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ATI chairman Capt. Roger Davies said the new facility to be put up at Pier 15 of the South Harbor has been designed to service passengers of domestic shipping lines, with amenities comparable with those of modern airports.


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Taking off from the model used in the privatization of the Manila Waterworks and Sewerage Systems (MWSS), Economic and Planning Secretary Felipe Medalla told reporters that North Harbor would be divided into two service contracts when it is bid out next year.


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