PPA Revenue-Generation Efforts Remain in High Gear, Nets 31% Hike in Income

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PPA Revenue-Generation Efforts Remain in High Gear, Nets 31% Hike in Income PPA revenue-generation efforts remain in high gear, nets 31% hike in income The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) continue to operate in high gear six months into 2019 in its bid to outdo its financial performance in 2018. This after the agency posted a to remit half of its net income to the 31% hike in net income for the first national government annually. semester of 2019 from P4.43 billion Based on the figure posted for in the same period in 2018 to P5.82 the period in review, the agency is billion for the period in review. now only approximately P1.2 billion The 2019 figure more than short in order to match the 2018 doubled the projected net income total net income. for the period of P2.75 billion, “PPA is really doing a great job showing this early that PPA is in terms of revenue-generation,” likely to surpass its 2018 financial PPA General Manager Jay Daniel R. performance. Santiago said. It maybe recalled that in 2018, “The strong revenue figure the PPA remitted some P3.5 billion suggests that the PPA is maximizing in total dividend to the national all revenue fronts in order to collect coffers. The PPA is mandated by law turn to page 2 ‘ELSA’ facilitates movement of empties at SH Yard utilization at the Manila South Harbor was trimmed down to a better-than-ideal level with the implementation of the Empty Loadout Shipping Agreement (ELSA) at the port. The initiative, put forward by South Harbor cargo Hyundai Merchant Marine. handling operator Asian Terminals, Inc. (ATI), boosted the “We laud this initiative of ATI in their desire to free- Manifesto of Support on empty and overstaying containers up container yard space at the Manila South Harbor and signed in mid-March as well as PPA Administrative Orders facilitate the movement of laden boxes to and from the port,” clearing the Manila ports of such boxes. PPA General Manager Jay Daniel R. Santiago said. The ELSA process provides that every cargo discharge, “Two weeks from the implementation of the Manifesto, vessels docked at the Manila South Harbor would load the Manila South Harbor is already loading out at least 10,000 empty containers already available at the port regardless twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) and relocated the same which shipping line owned such container. The participating to other Asian destinations,” Santiago explained. shipping lines to the ELSA process include the CMA-CGM Group, T.S. Lines, Evergreen, Yang Ming Lines, Wan Hai and turn to page 3 portside... A. Bonifacio Drive, PPA defines 45 years of existence with ‘Serbisyo at Malasakit’ South Harbor, Port Area, Manila 1018 Philippines T: (+632) 527-8356 F: (+632) 527-4855 The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) remains steadfast in giving PPA will likewise continue to W: www.ppa.com.ph service and care to the Filipino people today, July 11, 2019 as it pursue better partnership with the portside... celebrates its 45th Founding Anniversary. private sector to guarantee that port GENERAL MANAGER services are given at the highest Jay Daniel R. Santiago With the theme, “Apatnapu’t limang quality possible particularly in ports taon na Malasakit at Serbisyo”, the PPA with high concentration of people AGM FOR OPERATIONS and cargoes. Hector E. Miole looks back in time in its bid to further improve its services in order to give better “This are only some of the plans of the PPA that are in store for AGM FOR ENGINEERING care to the country. Constante T. Fariñas, Jr. PPA General Manager Jay Daniel R. the Filipinos aside from our earlier Santiago explained that ‘Malasakit and accomplishments, particularly in the Serbisyo’ will be the mantra of the PPA in field of infrastructure in support of the next 365 days with the end goal of the Build-Build-Build initiative of the providing care (malasakit) to the Filipino current administration,” Santiago EDITORIAL BOARD people through its port services (serbisyo). said. Earlier this week, the PPA said show not only the evolution of the “For the past 45 years, the PPA is not Filipinos by bridging the gap in terms of Up to this time, PPA remains in the CHAIR some 200 port projects have been PPA to what it is now but also how it only known as the port planner and port food sustenance, healthcare and even up top10 of the ‘billionaires club’ of all Jay Daniel R. Santiago completed in the first three years affected the lives of the Filipinos for service provider but most especially a to housing,” Santiago added. GOCCs. In the last 2 years, the PPA under the Duterte Administration. the better. MEMBERS champion when it comes to extending As of the moment, after allotting is averaging remitted dividend of An additional 100 port projects are 1977 – the Philippines, through Hector E. Miole care to the community,” Santiago said. close to 5 hectares and some P1 billion to at least P3 billion. These amounts expected to be completed again at the PPA, started to come-up with Constante T. Fariñas, Jr. “These qualities have guided the Baseco residents in February this year, the are vital in carrying out the socio- the end of the year. long-range port development plans agency for more than four decades and PPA is crafting several guidelines on how economic and healthcare program of The projects are aimed at trade in order to further improve and we have no reason to cease. In fact, we to duplicate the initiative to other areas the government. facilitation and faster turnaround render more effective use of ports. MANAGING EDITOR are even doubling our efforts through even those areas without nearby ports. 1996 – Owing to the expertise of time of vessels, thus, resulting to 1982 – a total of 114 ports Christopher C. Paringit building better communities surrounding The PPA is also looking at reducing the PPA in planning and construction lower cost and better purchasing nationwide have been transferred our ports,” Santiago explained. the carbon footprint of all its ports by of ports, Government has transferred ASSOCIATE EDITOR power for the Filipinos. to the control of the PPA. This ports “The efforts are not confined to introducing the use of sustainable energy, the control of ports included in the Anna Theresa M. Biscocho Looking Back now comprise the entire PPA port port services alone, but it also includes equipment and products to complement Pan Philippine Highway or the first The separation of the Philippines system. empowering our economically-challenged the initiatives of the global sector. ever Ro-Ro node of the country, PHOTOGRAPHER into many islands, particularly in 1987 – after taking away its Larry O. Guevarra which was established during the the early part of the ‘baby boomer’ corporate autonomy after the Edsa Marcos Administration. Revolution, the PPA regained its EDITORIAL ASSISTANT PPA revenue... not drastically affect the Compared to the generation, hopping from one island 2001 – PPA, in partnership with Sel R. Perfecto financial standing of the target revenue for the to another was not as easy as 1, 2, 3. autonomy in 1987 to guarantee the Visayan Forum Foundation, from Page 1 Authority. January-June 2019 However, with the establishment that all port projects are effectively started to construct, establish and GRAPHIC ARTIST the correct amount and Total revenues remain period, the figure posted of the Philippine Ports Authority in implemented and that only port operate Half-way Houses in strategic Raniel N. Ramirez at the same time reaping relatively high after posting was also higher by 10% 1974, through Presidential Decree projects of viable markets are being ports as a first defense against the benefits of several a 12% hike compared to the against the target of No. 505, connecting the islands of carried out. human trafficking at ports. The COPY MONITOR measures that were figure posted in the first six P8.17 billion. Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao has 1989 – When PPA was first operation of these houses have put Shandy J. Antolihao implemented to be more months of 2018 from P8.02 Total expenses for steady improve through the years. feted as the top performer among the PPA on the world map after it efficient and effective,” billion to P8.99 billion this the period, on the other Let us go back to specific all GOCCs at that time in giving CONSULTANT periods of time in the last 45 years to dividend to the National Coffers. turn to page 4 Asuncion B. Flores Santiago stressed. year anchored on the strong hand, totaled P3.18 “If we continue at financial performances of 13 billion, some 12% below this pace, the agency can Port Management Offices its 2018 figure of P3.59 eclipse its 2018 figure (PMO) out of the 25 PMOs billion. The total amount The PPA until the withdrawal of goods will yield to maximum even before the end led by PMO NCR-South, is also lower by 41% ‘ELSA”... profit. of this current quarter,” PMO Batangas, PMO Davao, compared to the target from Page 1 Prior to the Manifesto, the previous practice was Santiago exclaimed. PMO Bataan/Aurora and of P5.42 billion. that the shipping lines would only pullout its own is published quarterly He added that PMO Panay/Guimaras. Fees The gradual “But with ELSA, the container loadout at the port containers resulting to higher inventory of empties by the even with the recent remitted by cargo-handling implementation of per week has reached 14,000 TEUs, the highest figure inside the ports’ container yards. policy exempting operators International priority Repairs and CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS STAFF posted in the 60-day implementation span of the “The consistent loadout of empty and Senior Citizens, Container Terminal Services, Maintenance and Philippine Ports Authority agreement,” Santiago added.
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