The Philippines will Become a Global Shipbuilding Giant

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[@marianitogromontil8566]

Good News for our Country the Philippines.

[@maninthemiddleground2316]

We cannot have presence in top-3 without an integrated steel industry. We still don’t have our own Integrated Steel Mill. The other challenge is electricity rates which was one of Hanjin’s main concerns when they were still operating in PH.

[@soundcoremusicmix]

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[@alma09876]

That's yellow effects, both electricity and steel industries were neglected! It will take at least the next 20 years to catchup the lost opportunities.

[@maritesbuster8209]

​​@@alma09876not really yellow effect, it was the neglect of the government to make contingencies on this issue. Always remember, when Cory finished her term, it was Ramos then ERAP and then GMA which were not yellows honestly speaking. Learn your history

[@dickmelsonlupot7697]

@@maritesbuster8209 Ramos was "yellow" and his party especially during his time was Liberal. Plus much of it is indeed a "yellow effect" since it was Cory who did these things that caused the problem: - closing BNPP and creating the whole anti-nuclear movement which spread fake news and outright lies about nuclear power. - creating the 60:40 ownership split rule which made our country unappealing to foreign investors. - basically starting and enabling the whole "union" groups and was the start in giving them uncontrolled power that created problems with the foreign investors. As for the steel sector, Cory was also part of the problem but was not the main one. She started the trend of ignoring these vital sectors in favor of social welfare plans instead of boosting the economy.

[@noelagcaoili2653]

@@maritesbuster8209 the electricity problem of the country goes back to Cory for not doing anything about it

[@anthonybandoquillo8060]

Mabuhay ang Bagong Pilipinas ni PBBM ❤❤❤✌️✌️✌️

[@3owlpro]

bravo PHILIPPINES !!!!!!

[@phoenix5054]

Once India becomes a manufacturing superpower, they would need a bridge to get to the US. Philippines is the perfect port / ship maintenance country for that.

[@MamaSas-nx9fu]

Briliant 😎😎😎

[@Yofavoriterizzler]

Go go Pbbm.lets support our President. God bless US! More projects done like in Isabela solar water pump station, malabon Housing and more....

[@pmcastillo2166]

iligan city's National Steel Corp complex could be used for ship buildings.

[@rextervills]

KEEP UP DA GOODWORX PBBM🥰🥰🥰

[@JaxToz]

Really the country is doing good because of the government, the current administrator is only thinking what’s good for the country not enriched one’s selves. Unlike those past administrators. So please always pick the right leader for the country. Mabuhay!

[@elmira6672]

This is good news for us Filipino more blessings to come. To God be the glory. Ship builder is good news to us Filipino will rise again.

[@user-sn7my5dg7m]

Nice move Mr President..

[@destrelyascorner4968]

PBBM SIR PLEASE START DIGGING OUR OIL GAS DEPOSITS SA WPS 🎉🎉

[@julyrivera2243]

It's a good to hear.. but still, salary grades are not good. As well as very less government support. R&D for Filipinos on that sector is almost no exposure and support. But hopefully this will change in the near future.

[@imayoutubeviewer]

You did not mention Austal's shipbuilding activity in the Philippines.

[@jovenserdenola1679]

Prayers and God bless Philippines. Leaders come and go and they aren't perfect. Prayers that they lead our country and soon become the higher income level like Japan and South Korea. 🙏🙏🙏♥️💯

[@bbharatillusion4574]

Dream more.. pinoys.. maybe that is good for your health

[@user-fw2xd9yc2x]

Philippines is in the center of SEA, i believe we can have earn more for building logistics infrastructures for trades. We can prioritize ports for trading hubs.

[@fbkintanar]

I think the arrival and departure of Hanjin Heavy Industries says something about the Philippine labor market, which is unique in world. It has a high level of educated technical and engineering workers, including supervisory and managerial staff, at a relatively low cost (it's not about unskilled cheap labor). Labor force utilization rates are low, so it is not difficult to grow a workforce of 33,000 in a decade. What is unique though is that the Philippines can lose 33,000 well-paid industrial jobs and just shrug it off, no national hysteria or labor disputes. I imagine many of the skilled staff went abroad at least for a while, so the Overseas Filipino Worker sector provides a large safety valve for fluctuations in labor demand.

[@lindaho4554]

Hook, line, and sinker fishing for a whale in the Pacific and singing “Raindrops keep falling on my head . . .

[@ameliahirata4629]

yes during Old Marcos shipping company thousand Pilipino willhabe job my grandfather is former employee he ia proud of its

[@user-ce2bx4uy1e]

We need President Bongbong Marcos re-election in 2028.We must make sure he will still drive the Country's Progress today and In the Future,whatever it takes.We support PBBM-20228,And no more Duterte in Malacañg Palace.

[@harrietdeluna1390]

The should be giving Pilipinos jobs ,the other countries are benefiting the labor of there own labor ,The really are a good workers,stop nepotism and political influences teach to work honesty when the employer is not around ,give them good salary and benefit .

[@garizonmann1284]

Back to Subic

[@testaccount2319]

If Philippines is "giant" in shipbuilding, what do you call China? Philippines should double up on Shipbuilding.

[@mathewg5884]

Does the Philippines even have steel manufacturing...

[@s.t.santos5928]

Google it.

[@Trollrchanne]

Ok pajeet

[@mathewg5884]

Nagtatanong lang wag agad mag assume. Alam ko Naman Meron pero alam ko rin na di masyado tinutulungan ng gobyerno at kukunte lang.

[@monke278]

We have, I think it's privately owned

[@junfalushir4106]

chill lang brother..90 years old na tayo..kung lumakas na pinas

[@GSXSF-250]

Thanks to Hyundai.

[@ryanjayakut-tc6rj]

Yah right,,,,4th largest...but they cant even built for there own

[@suegap25]

President bong bong marcos ahould remove the pogo hub in the Philippines

[@carlosvv5594]

Kung nakakapag international flight ka e madali mong makikita yung pogo island bago magland yung eroplano. Bakit kaya walang balita tungkol duon?? 😂😂😂

[@alma09876]

Removing the pogo will affect thd real estate sector and many people will lose their jobs. Think about that!

[@sofiya_thegrade13]

Bakit nman tangalin dming politiko nkinbang dyan. pagmaliit lang naglaro e-sabong huli yan. tong it huli yan. yan an g ktutuhanan

[@GB-dj3ug]

Malabong mangyari yan kapag pahirapan prin sa cashtums mag pasok ng mga spare parts galing ibang bansa kaya nga hindi nag boom abng ship repair dto sa bansa.

[@DjomerOrpia-ok4gs]

Iti kunam apan ka Kay olongapo idjay iti pgawaan barko,Meron pa rin kzing kontra.

[@pilaps9566]

But still the ship builders are foreign companies, PH should step up help and promote local companies also. I'm Filipino but still not impress we are too reliant on foreign investor while low to none existent local industrialization. This is not sustainable this foreign companies can move out anytime

[@alma09876]

The industrialization goal up until 1986 was killed by the yellows. Blame them!

[@boyinglabro7082]

We in the Philippines had more mineral resources including nickel ore, gold bronze , that will make our country great again.. Because Of dilawan Government since Edsa Crazy all Our industries and mineral resources were stagnant because the yellow politician doesn’t want the Filipinos to lift up Their living . Yellow government politicians want the Filipinos to be their slaves as the Filipinos still poor.. This is what the yellow politicians wanted the Filipinos to be their slaves. Thanks to Bong Bong Marcos Jr the New President of The Philippines restore this industrial ..

[@popongomac3540]

If this is true then good for the Philippines but i doubt it. This video is a phishing Pilipino viewers i guess😂

[@josepanicucci8591]

PH is heaven on earth for rich Filipinos only & not for foreigners to invest & settle foreigners in PH can't own properties full business ownership have very limited rights & many are deported foreigners can be naturalized PH citizens if born & raised in PH like the main shareholder of BPI & owner of malls the prominent Spanish Ayala family which is not the case of newcomers Proud Filipinos good luck with your illusions of greatness continue to forever idolize your politicians who enriched themselves only & did NOTHING for you

[@jovenserdenola1679]

Sorry for the ordeal I guess you have a hate issue in your heart. Reconcile with God and be submissive to the authorities. Who will develop the Philippines? Anyways remember Jesus loves you. John 3:16-17, John 1:12

[@josepanicucci8591]

@@jovenserdenola1679 Do you deny the facts I've stated about PH? Are you a Filipino? If you are I guess you don't know your country Telling how it is doesn't follow that I have hate issues in my heart

[@carlosvv5594]

Kaya palpak talaga yung mga balita sa wps na maliit na “banka” ang meron ang pinas. Kung talagang gustong bantayan yan e napaka daming shipyard sa bansa na nagcater for international orders pa nga. The government can commision these shipyards to make a fleet of huge ships to strengthen the coast guard and navy. No need to order or buy second refurbished vessels from abroad 😂😂😂

[@ex0duzz]

PH is the 4th biggest shipbuilder. Proceeds to talk about Hyundai heavy industries and some American investment bank joint venture. Then proceeds to talk about a Japanese and South Korean company which are responsible for most of the production in pH. Unless pH has at least one world class company or has the tech and know how to do it themselves and ACTUALLY does it under a pH owned company, you can't really claim all this as pH achievement while also directly comparing and ranking them alongside Japan and Korea and China. That should be counted as Japanese or Korean company and thus their output. It's like claiming China is responsible for apple since they make most apple products in china. Or if china decides to setup a BYD factory in Mexico or India, that is not China's achievement and now suddenly Mexico or India is a world class player in EV. LOL. The mental gymnastics pH people will go to is insane, just like India who claims Americans of Indian ethnicity as their own Bharats achievements lol. The funniest part is pH can't even make their own ships for their own navy. They need to buy it from Korean Hyundai heavy industries. The ones they build in Philippines are probably low tech commerical vessels. Korea isn't going to share the most advanced tech and know how with others or give ph technology transfer for free. PH doesn't have that kind of clout. Only China can make deals like "if you want to use our cheap skilled labor, you must do tech transfer and your company in China must also be a joint venture with profits shared. I doubt pH has such deals and is just being used for cheap menial labor. Not even skilled since they simply don't have the skills and why would Korea teach such skills to another country when they are also in the industry and competing at home still. They will just undercut themselves.

[@ex0duzz]

Philippines is the 4th biggest shipbuilder. Proceeds to talk about Hyundai heavy industries and some American investment bank joint venture. Then proceeds to talk about a Japanese and South Korean company which are responsible for most of the production in pH. Unless pH has at least one world class company or has the tech and know how to do it themselves and ACTUALLY does it under a pH owned company, you can't really claim all this as pH achievement while also directly comparing and ranking them alongside Japan and Korea and China. That should be counted as Japanese or Korean company and thus their output. It's like claiming China is responsible for apple since they make most apple products in china. Or if china decides to setup a BYD factory in Mexico or India, that is not China's achievement and now suddenly Mexico or India is a world class player in EV. LOL. The mental gymnastics pH people will go to is insane, just like India who claims Americans of Indian ethnicity as their own Bharats achievements lol.

[@BeelP.]

No it won't, ever. Sorry but with a puny steel industry, it just can't. So many brown outs leaves shipyards helpless.

[@calvin8758]

Fake news haaays