Holcim remains confident and equipped in supporting Mindanao even in amidst of pandemic
Holcim Philippines, Inc., the leading cement manufacture in
the Philippines recently shares company commitment in supporting the
development of Mindanao in the midst of Covid-19 pandemic. During the virtual media briefing of Mindanao
Development Authority (MinDA) last September 2, the Holcim Philippines Senior
Vice President and Chief Finance Officer Jean Rojas together with MinDA
Assistant Secretary Romeo Montenegro as well as representatives from the
Department of Public Works and Highways Region XI and Region XII offices provided
an overview of the company’ Health, Cash and Cost framework in responding to
the challenges of Covid-19.
Ms. Jean Rojas shares that their company responded quickly
and effectively to the challenging situation. They remain confident in bouncing
back and sustaining their commitment in supporting their partners. Their
company response is focused on three areas: Health, Cash and Cost. The first
priority is keeping their people healthy and safe; second is making sure that
they preserve their cash so they can support their company needs; and third is
being mindful about the company expenses so they can only spend for the most
essential aspects of the business.
During the virtual briefing, Roja also introduced the
company’s new leaders Mr. Arnold Pepino and Mr. Sam Manlosa the first
Mindanaoans leaders for its facilities in Misamis Oriental and Davao Plant
Managers.
Meanwhile, during the Mindanao Business Conference last September
10, 2020 the Holcim Philippines Senior Vice President for Sales William
Sumalinog discussed the company’s readiness to support Mindanao’s manufacturing
industry in becoming a stronger contributor to development. Mr. Sumalinog was
joined in the virtual panel by Senator Imee Marcos, Board on Investments
Governor Napoleon Concepcion and Oro Chamber President Robertino Pizarro.
Mr. Sumalinog also noted that the Department of Trade and
Industry has identified poor infrastructures as among those holding back
manufacturing in the Philippines in a policy paper on raising the industry’s
competitiveness. Holcim is well equipped to support partners build these
structures in Mindanao as seen by its recent Davao plant upgrade, roll out of
new building solutions such as road infrastructure cement Solido and pavement
repair solution SuperFastCrete, and other digital innovations.
“As you can see we are not slowing down especially at this time when the government has deemed it essential to continue upgrading infrastructures in the country. Doing so does not only raise the level of competitiveness of the manufacturing industry, but also shield the economy form the blows of the pandemic. We remain confident that we are well equipped to deliver great value and support to builders working to improve the competitiveness of Mindanao’s manufacturing sector and all our stakeholders in the region who are united in their dreams of a better Mindanao,” said by Mr. William Sumalinog the Holcim Philippines Senior Vice President for Sales.
“As you can see we are not slowing down especially at this time when the government has deemed it essential to continue upgrading infrastructures in the country. Doing so does not only raise the level of competitiveness of the manufacturing industry, but also shield the economy form the blows of the pandemic. We remain confident that we are well equipped to deliver great value and support to builders working to improve the competitiveness of Mindanao’s manufacturing sector and all our stakeholders in the region who are united in their dreams of a better Mindanao,” said by Mr. رضا بهرام
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William Sumalinog the Holcim Philippines Senior Vice President for Sales.