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Thursday, November 30, 2017

Philippine Investment Boom Left Neighboring Southeast Asian Countries Behind

Philippine capital investment surge is leaving its neighboring countries in Southeast Asia behind This years first nine months shows net physical assets in the Philippinesgrowth of 10.4 % from the previous year. A big leap compared with Malaysia's 6.9 % increase and Indonesia's 5.8% percent gain. Philippine government expenditures jumped 28 percent in October, the largest leap in almost a year, with new record budget planned for 2018. Private companies are also joining in: Metro Pacific Investments Corp. plans to invest as much as $16 billion through 2022 on road, water, and power projects, while Ayala Land Inc. is boosting capital spending to a record $2 billion next year. President Rodrigo Duterte is building new railroads and highways across the archipelago in a $180 billion infrastructure program. The boost in investment adds another engine to the economy, paving a way for growth exceeding 6% and among the world’s best performers for six consecutive years. Sponsored Links After being left behind for decades, the Philippines is now significantly catching up and doing well. Now its growth in net physical assets is the fastest in Southeast Asia even twice faster than Malaysia according to World Bank. President Duterte is on its way to bringing the Philippines into an upper-middle income country by the end of his term in 2022, and the cornerstone of his vision is a plan referred to as “Build, Build, Build”. It includes the capital’s first subway and a 653-kilometer railway to the south. Source: Bloomberg Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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Philippine capital investment surge is leaving its neighboring countries in Southeast Asia behind This years first nine months shows net physical assets in the Philippinesgrowth of 10.4 % from the previous year. A big leap compared with Malaysia's 6.9 % increase and Indonesia's 5.8% percent gain. Philippine government expenditures jumped 28 percent in October, the largest leap in almost a year, with new record budget planned for 2018. Private companies are also joining in: Metro Pacific Investments Corp. plans to invest as much as $16 billion through 2022 on road, water, and power projects, while Ayala Land Inc. is boosting capital spending to a record $2 billion next year. President Rodrigo Duterte is building new railroads and highways across the archipelago in a $180 billion infrastructure program. The boost in investment adds another engine to the economy, paving a way for growth exceeding 6% and among the world’s best performers for six consecutive years. Sponsored Links After being left behind for decades, the Philippines is now significantly catching up and doing well. Now its growth in net physical assets is the fastest in Southeast Asia even twice faster than Malaysia according to World Bank. President Duterte is on its way to bringing the Philippines into an upper-middle income country by the end of his term in 2022, and the cornerstone of his vision is a plan referred to as “Build, Build, Build”. It includes the capital’s first subway and a 653-kilometer railway to the south. Source: Bloomberg Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
Philippine  capital investment surge is leaving its neighboring countries in Southeast Asia behind
This years first nine months shows net physical assets in the Philippines growth of  10.4 % from the previous year. A big leap compared with Malaysia's 6.9 % increase and Indonesia's 5.8% percent gain.

 Philippine government expenditures jumped 28 percent in October, the largest leap in almost a year, with new record budget planned for 2018. Private companies are also joining in: Metro Pacific Investments Corp. plans to invest as much as $16 billion through 2022 on road, water, and power projects, while Ayala Land Inc. is boosting capital spending to a record $2 billion next year.

President Rodrigo Duterte is building new railroads and highways across the archipelago in a $180 billion infrastructure program. The boost in investment adds another engine to the economy, paving a way for growth exceeding 6% and among the world’s best performers for six consecutive years.Philippine capital investment surge is leaving its neighboring countries in Southeast Asia behind This years first nine months shows net physical assets in the Philippinesgrowth of 10.4 % from the previous year. A big leap compared with Malaysia's 6.9 % increase and Indonesia's 5.8% percent gain. Philippine government expenditures jumped 28 percent in October, the largest leap in almost a year, with new record budget planned for 2018. Private companies are also joining in: Metro Pacific Investments Corp. plans to invest as much as $16 billion through 2022 on road, water, and power projects, while Ayala Land Inc. is boosting capital spending to a record $2 billion next year. President Rodrigo Duterte is building new railroads and highways across the archipelago in a $180 billion infrastructure program. The boost in investment adds another engine to the economy, paving a way for growth exceeding 6% and among the world’s best performers for six consecutive years. Sponsored Links After being left behind for decades, the Philippines is now significantly catching up and doing well. Now its growth in net physical assets is the fastest in Southeast Asia even twice faster than Malaysia according to World Bank. President Duterte is on its way to bringing the Philippines into an upper-middle income country by the end of his term in 2022, and the cornerstone of his vision is a plan referred to as “Build, Build, Build”. It includes the capital’s first subway and a 653-kilometer railway to the south. Source: Bloomberg Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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After being left behind for decades, the Philippines is now significantly catching up and doing well. Now its growth in net physical assets is the fastest in Southeast Asia even twice faster than Malaysia according to World Bank.

 President Duterte is on its way to bringing the Philippines into an upper-middle income country by the end of his term in 2022, and the cornerstone of his vision is a plan referred to as “Build, Build, Build”. It includes the capital’s first subway and a 653-kilometer railway to the south.Philippine capital investment surge is leaving its neighboring countries in Southeast Asia behind This years first nine months shows net physical assets in the Philippinesgrowth of 10.4 % from the previous year. A big leap compared with Malaysia's 6.9 % increase and Indonesia's 5.8% percent gain. Philippine government expenditures jumped 28 percent in October, the largest leap in almost a year, with new record budget planned for 2018. Private companies are also joining in: Metro Pacific Investments Corp. plans to invest as much as $16 billion through 2022 on road, water, and power projects, while Ayala Land Inc. is boosting capital spending to a record $2 billion next year. President Rodrigo Duterte is building new railroads and highways across the archipelago in a $180 billion infrastructure program. The boost in investment adds another engine to the economy, paving a way for growth exceeding 6% and among the world’s best performers for six consecutive years. Sponsored Links After being left behind for decades, the Philippines is now significantly catching up and doing well. Now its growth in net physical assets is the fastest in Southeast Asia even twice faster than Malaysia according to World Bank. President Duterte is on its way to bringing the Philippines into an upper-middle income country by the end of his term in 2022, and the cornerstone of his vision is a plan referred to as “Build, Build, Build”. It includes the capital’s first subway and a 653-kilometer railway to the south. Source: Bloomberg Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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Philippine capital investment surge is leaving its neighboring countries in Southeast Asia behind This years first nine months shows net physical assets in the Philippinesgrowth of 10.4 % from the previous year. A big leap compared with Malaysia's 6.9 % increase and Indonesia's 5.8% percent gain. Philippine government expenditures jumped 28 percent in October, the largest leap in almost a year, with new record budget planned for 2018. Private companies are also joining in: Metro Pacific Investments Corp. plans to invest as much as $16 billion through 2022 on road, water, and power projects, while Ayala Land Inc. is boosting capital spending to a record $2 billion next year. President Rodrigo Duterte is building new railroads and highways across the archipelago in a $180 billion infrastructure program. The boost in investment adds another engine to the economy, paving a way for growth exceeding 6% and among the world’s best performers for six consecutive years. Sponsored Links After being left behind for decades, the Philippines is now significantly catching up and doing well. Now its growth in net physical assets is the fastest in Southeast Asia even twice faster than Malaysia according to World Bank. President Duterte is on its way to bringing the Philippines into an upper-middle income country by the end of his term in 2022, and the cornerstone of his vision is a plan referred to as “Build, Build, Build”. It includes the capital’s first subway and a 653-kilometer railway to the south. Source: Bloomberg Advertisement Read More:

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Wednesday, November 29, 2017

Top Modern Infra Projects Of The Duterte Admin


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The Duterte Administration pays significant attention in building infrastructures to revive Philippine economy. With these mega projects, it generates employment and as these projects are being completed, the transport and business sectors as well as ordinary Filipinos would enjoy the benefits . As a product of state visits and negotiations with other countries, President Rodrigo Duterte has raised trillions of Pesos to fund these infrastructure projects. 
Here are some of the priority projects of the Duterte administration's infrastructure projects: 
The PNR North 2
With estimated budget of P150B, A 69.5 kilometer mass transportation railway that will extend PNR North 1, connecting NCR with Clark International Airport and New Clark City. The project will enable a one-way travel time of 56 minutes between Manila and Clark International Airport (CIA), supporting the development of CIA as a major air transport hub. PNR North 2 will be seamlessly integrated with PNR North 1 and PNR South Commuter.
Subic-Clark Cargo Railway Project
The Subic-Clark Railway Project will provide rail connection between Subic Bay Freeport Zone and Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone, linking Subic Port with Clark International Airport and other major economic hubs in Central Luzon, especially Clark Green City, and forming an integrated logistics hub for the development of Central Luzon as a new growth center to decongest Metro Manila.
With estimated budget of P57.6B, the project is expected to be completed on 2021.
BGC to NAIA Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) System
The Bonifacio Global City (BGC) – Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is a mass transport system that will traverse through the Bonifacio Global City, Bonifacio South, Villamor Air Base, NAIA Terminal (1-3) up to Ninoy Aquino Station of the proposed LRT-1 Extension Project. This is part of the Metro Manila BRT System that will help ease traffic congestion.

Clark International Airport Expansion (Phase 1)
With the growing demand of airports to accommodate the numbers of travellers going in and out of the country, the expansion and modernization of the Clark International Airport would be a great help. With estimated budget amounting to almost P22B, the project aims to construct a new passenger terminal building to accommodate 8 million passengers per annum, as well as the construction and installation of all required associated facilities - both landside and airside, to support the operations of the Clark International Airport.
New Clark City - Philippine Sports City
BCDA, in partnership with the Philippine Sports Commission, will build a sports complex inside the Clark Green City equipped with modern facilities for scientific sports training and development of Philippine athletes. With estimated budget of P97B, the project involves the construction of facilities for the National Sports Training Center, Sports Institute, and Athletes’ Village. It will also feature residential and commercial developments to support the activities in the sports complex. Envisioned to become world-class facility, the Philippine Sports City will be considered as a venue for major international sports events such as the Southeast Asian Games. It is expected to be completed on the latter part of 2021.
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Panguil Bay Bridge
Panguil Bay Bridge Project is a 3.48-km, two lane bridge that will connect the city of Tangub in Misamis Occidental to the municipality of Tubod in Lanao del Norte.
Funded under loan agreement with Korean Economic Development Cooperation Fund (KEDCF), the ₱4.9-billion mega infrastructure project is expected to accelerate and sustain the economic growth in Mindanao regions by providing efficient and seamless transport of goods and services.
Metro Cebu Expressway
This project is a 73.75 km highway with 2 km tunnel. It is divided into three segments: Talisay-Cebu City-Mandaue (Segment 1), Consolacion-Liloan-Compostela-Danao (Segment 2), and Naga-Minglanilla (Segment 3). Expected to be completed on 2022, it has estimated budget of P18B.
Davao City Bypass
This project is expected to reduce travel time from 1 hour and 44 minutes via Pan Philippine Highway and Diversion Road to 49 minutes via Davao By –pass road. It has a budget of almost P20B and expected to be completed before 2023.
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