Top Line Expands to Negros Oriental, Citing Economic Growth
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Top Line Expands to Negros Oriental, Citing Economic Growth

Top Line Business Development Corp. has launched its first Light Fuels branded service stations in Negros Oriental, expanding beyond its home base in Cebu. The move is driven by the region's economic growth, positioning it as the third fastest-growing in the Philippines.

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