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Sazgar Philippines Inaugurates Local Vehicle Assembly Plant

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Muhammad Fahim, president and chief executive officer of Sazgar Philippines Inc., inaugurated the company's local manufacturing and assembly plant in Biñan City, Philippines, on October 29, 2026. The facility is designed to assemble approximately 12,000 three-wheeled vehicles annually, with electric models accounting for 60 percent of the initial production mix. During the event, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged the company to expand its use of Philippine-made components.

From tribune.net.ph

Why it matters

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The establishment of the facility supports the Philippines' efforts to attract foreign direct investment from international markets. President Marcos Jr. pledged government cooperation to help Sazgar Philippines Inc. produce all its parts locally within about a year. This initiative identifies potential opportunities for local suppliers in areas such as batteries, glass, and upholstery.

The Philippines is actively seeking to attract companies from various international markets, including Japan, Australia, the Middle East, and the United Kingdom.

From tribune.net.ph

Who's involved

  • Muhammad FahimPresident and chief executive officer of Sazgar Philippines Inc., who encouraged foreign investors.
  • MarcosPresident of the Philippines, who inaugurated the plant and urged local component use.

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    Attracting foreign direct investment and establishing local manufacturing capacity could boost the national economy.

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