EEI sees surge in infra projects this year
The Philippine Star|January 02, 2024
EEI Corp. is re-feeting its machinery and equipment as it prepares for bigger infrastructure projects in the Philippines and abroad.

The company anticipates a surge of infrastructure projects in 2024, its president and CEO Henry Antonio said.

“We anticipate a surge in infrastructure projects from next year onwards which we are committed to accomplish, not just in terms of target schedules and completion, but also with excellent service and quality that come with working with EEI,” he said.

He said acquiring equipment for several projects is one of the prudent investments the company is making to meet the demands of infrastructure work.

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Phl mineral production up 3% in 9 months

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ERC OKs P101-B energy investments in 2024

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PSEi Drops as December Inflation Quickens

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Inflation heats up to 2.9% in December
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Inflation heats up to 2.9% in December

Inflation rose for the third straight month in December, driven by the faster uptick in housing and transport costs, but average inflation for 2024 remained within the government's two to four percent target.

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Debt balloons to P16.09 T as of end-November

The country's outstanding debt reached another record high, hitting P16.09 trillion as of end-November last year amid the peso's depreciation against the dollar, the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) said.

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Ernest Cu: It's the perfect time to leave Globe
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When Ernest Cu took the helm of Globe Telecom in 2009, he was an outsider in the industry, and the Ayala-led telco was struggling to find its footing in a cutthroat market.

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