KEPPEL cancelled a scheduled inaugural of its 1,500 ton gantry crane, the biggest in South East Asia, opting for a simple blessing and donating a total of P500,000 from its two shipyards in the Philippines for the victims of Super-Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan). Photo shows (from Left) Stefan Tong, president, Keppel Philippines Holdings, Inc.,director & evp of KPMI), Toh Ko Lin, chairman & president of Keppel Philippines Marine, Inc., exec. dir. of Keppel Singmarine, Philippines Red Cross Chair Richard J Gordon, Chor How Jat, managing director of Keppel Shipyard Ltd, director of KPMI and KSSI), and Agnes Barbara L. Lorenzo, svp – Finance & Admin. – KPMI & KSSI) at the turn-over of 2 cheques of PhP250,000 each from Keppel Batangas Shipyard and Keppel Subic Shipyard.
KEPPEL cancelled a scheduled inaugural of its 1,500 ton gantry crane, the biggest in South East Asia, opting for a simple blessing and donating a total of P500,000 from its two shipyards in the Philippines for the victims of Super-Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan). Photo shows (from Left) Stefan Tong, president, Keppel Philippines Holdings, Inc.,director & evp of KPMI), Toh Ko Lin, chairman & president of Keppel Philippines Marine, Inc., exec. dir. of Keppel Singmarine, Philippines Red Cross Chair Richard J Gordon, Chor How Jat, managing director of Keppel Shipyard Ltd, director of KPMI and KSSI), and Agnes Barbara L. Lorenzo, svp – Finance & Admin. – KPMI & KSSI) at the turn-over of 2 cheques of PhP250,000 each from Keppel Batangas Shipyard and Keppel Subic Shipyard.
