JG Summit's Petrochem Exit: A Sign of the End for PH Industrialization?
Philippine conglomerate JG Summit's exit from the petrochemical business raises questions about the nation's industrial strategy. The move signals a potential surrender on the country's manufacturing competitiveness, impacting its long-term economic direction.
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