Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) earned Top 3 Importer status from BOC Port of Batangas, contributing PHP 9.052B in customs revenues.
Keeping supply chains moving and vehicles flowing across Philippine highways relies heavily on efficient port operations and strong logistics networks. Highlighting this vital sector, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) was recognized as one of the Top 3 Importers for the first half of 2026 by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) Port of Batangas. Contributing approximately PHP 9.052 billion—over 6.3% of the port’s total collections from January to July 2026—MMPC’s consistent import operations play a pivotal role in strengthening regional trade in CALABARZON, bolstering the local automotive market, and fueling economic growth nationwide.
– Dee Lane | Traffic Network PH
MMPC Recognized as Top 3 Importers by Bureau of Customs Port of Batangas
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Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) was recognized as one of the Top 3 Importers for the First Half of 2026 by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) Port of Batangas during its 69th Founding Anniversary and 2026 First Half Performance Review held in August 2026 at the Sotogrande Hotel and Convention Center in Batangas.
MMPC received a Plaque of Appreciation for contributing approximately PhP 9.052 billion in revenues, representing more than 6.3% of the BOC Port of Batangas’ total collections from January to July 2026. The recognition highlights MMPC’s continued patronage of the Port of Batangas and its contribution to trade and economic activity in the CALABARZON region.
With the theme “Marangal na Paglilingkod, Makabagong Sistema, Tapat na Aduana,” the event brought together government officials, industry partners, importers, exporters, port operators, and other stakeholders to recognize their contributions to the region’s trade and economic development.
With the participation of BOC Asec. Charlie Bathan and BOC Batangas District Collector Carmelita Talusan, the event reaffirmed the Bureau’s commitment to its core values and its continuing mission to promote efficient, transparent, and modern customs services.
Representing MMPC in receiving the award were Logistics Vice President Jemabel Boncajes, Logistics Assistant Vice President Jesus Cacapit, and Logistics Staff Jamela Nas.
The recognition reflects MMPC’s commitment to maintaining strong partnerships with government agencies and industry stakeholders while supporting sustainable trade operations in the country and contributing to the growth and advancement of the Philippine automotive industry.
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