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 Port of Batangas.
The recognition was presented during the Port of Batangas’ 69th Founding Anniversary and 2026 First Half Performance Review held in August at the Sotogrande Hotel and Convention Center in Batangas. MMPC received a Plaque of Appreciation for contributing approximately PHP9.052 billion in revenues, equivalent to more than 6.3% of the port’s total collections from January to July 2026.
Supporting trade through the Port of Batangas
MMPC’s recognition reflects its continued use of the Port of Batangas and its role in supporting trade activity in CALABARZON.
The event brought together government officials, importers, exporters, port operators, and other industry stakeholders under the theme “Marangal na Paglilingkod, Makabagong Sistema, Tapat na Aduana.” It also highlighted the role of customs operations in facilitating trade and supporting economic activity in the region.
Bureau of Customs assistant secretary Charlie Bathan and Port of Batangas district collector Carmelita Talusan were among the officials who took part in the event.
MMPC receives plaque of appreciation
Representing MMPC were logistics vice president Jemabel Boncajes, logistics assistant vice president Jesus Cacapit, and logistics staff Jamela Nas.
The recognition adds to MMPC’s broader engagement with government agencies and industry stakeholders as it continues its local automotive operations. The company currently operates a 23-hectare manufacturing facility in Sta. Rosa, Laguna, with an annual production capacity of 50,000 units.
MMPC manufactures the Mirage G4 and L300 locally and has operated in the Philippines since 1963.
More information is available through the Mitsubishi Motors Philippines website.