Tripling of Q2 FDIs to create over 52,000 jobs — NSCB

Published by rudy Date posted on August 17, 2011

Foreign direct investments (FDI) tripled to P40.6 billion in April-June this year from P13.8 billion a year earlier and set in motion the process of creating 52,604 new jobs, according to the latest data gathered from four of the country’s major investment promotion agencies.

Projected employment from the FDI projects in the second quarter rose by 81.4 percent from the 29,004 jobs year-on-year.

The National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) said Japanese investors committed 43.2 percent or P17.5 billion of the investments approved by the Board of Investments, Clark Development Corporation, Philippine Economic Zone Authority, and Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority.

The United States and the Netherlands were also top investors, with shares of 20.3 percent (P8.2 billion) and 17.7 percent (P17.2 billion), respectively.

The main bulk of the FDIs, P26.4 billion, were channeled to the manufacturing sector. A far second were real estate investments at P5.2 billion. The utilities sector got P4.8 billion. — ELR/VS, GMA News

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