Solar firm Maxeon is considering investing some $900 million in solar energy in the Philippines as part of its efforts to expand its operations.
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Maxeon Chief Executive Officer Bill Mulligan mentioned the confidence his company has on the Marcos administration as the reason behind his company's expansion efforts.
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