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701:"Austal, Cerberus team up to eye Hanjin's Philippine shipyard"
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1018:"PH Navy eyes Hanjin's Subic shipyard as submarine base"
992:"SoKor shipbuilder eyes maintenance depot in Subic: DND"
836:"Navy makes strategic move to Subic shipyard facing WPS"
289:. The ship was also the Philippine-made container ship.
676:"Hanjin shipyard bankruptcy poses dilemma for Duterte"
592:"GMA leads launch of first Subic-made container ship"
617:"First RP-built cargo ship inaugurated in Subic Bay"
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236:It was formerly owned and operated by
269:) being constructed at Dry Dock no. 6
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778:Empeño, Henry (September 16, 2022).
493:"Hanjin builds $ 1-B Subic shipyard"
491:Bayarong, Anthony (March 25, 2006).
990:Nepomuceno, Priam (June 29, 2022).
834:Mangosing, Frances (May 26, 2022).
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645:Empeño, Henry (January 19, 2020).
356:Philippine Navy HDC-3100 Corvettes
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862:"SBMA sees Agila Subic's takeoff"
309:and US-based private equity firm
1079:Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority
893:. April 22, 2022. Archived from
860:Verdejo, Genivi (June 1, 2022).
538:Remo, Amy R. (January 6, 2015).
333:Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority
273:The Subic Shipyard was built by
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