Company: TI (Philippines) INC.

Year Founded: 2001

Mission & Vision:

We are creators, innovators and world-changers. We believe in pushing the limits

of what’s possible, redefining technology and engineering change for a better tomorrow.

Corporate Social Responsibility:

 Our employees
Our employees have been redefining what’s possible for decades –
tackling challenges and solving customer problems to deliver products that
make electronics smarter and more efficient. We have rigorous safety
processes to maintain our safety performance, which continues to be among
the best in the industry.

 Community involvement
Education is critical to our future, our industry and to the communities where
we operate around the globe. We believe every student is capable of changing
the world and engineering their future. We are dedicated to equipping today’s
students to become tomorrow’s innovators, and to growing the pipeline of
science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)-capable students.

 Environmental impact
In 2018, our Richardson wafer fab (RFAB) expanded its reverse osmosis
recovery system, which makes fresh water from brine reject water. While the
brine water would typically go to waste, RFAB was able to recover a clean water
stream, reducing the need to bring in additional fresh water. The project saves
26M gallons of water per year and its success is being replicated at other TI
factories to support our manufacturing process. TI employees in the Philippines
contributed more than 2,000 1.5-liter plastic bottles, each jam-packed with non-
biodegradable pieces of plastic waste that formed solid, heavy eco-bricks. The
bricks were then put to good use at a nearby school as they were cemented into
place to pave pathways and build stairs into a park.

 Supply chain
Across the globe, approximately 11,000 suppliers of all types and sizes
deliver materials or services that help our company innovate and grow. We
engage with suppliers to achieve a responsible, diverse and competitive
supply chain while strengthening the communities where we operate.

Year-end report of GNP

Gross National Product in Philippines increased to 2926854.11 PHP Million in the

third quarter of 2019 from 2872412.32 PHP Million in the second quarter of 2019. Gross
National Product in Philippines averaged 1689146.09 PHP Million from 1998 until 2019,
reaching an all time high of 2926854.11 PHP Million in the third quarter of 2019 and a
record low of 944320 PHP Million in the second quarter of 1998.
Highest Product Produced/Greatest Export
Exports increase by 0.4 percent while imports decrease by 1.9 percent

The country’s total export sales in April 2019 were $5.51 billion, indicating a slight
increase of 0.4 percent, from the $5.48 billion total export sales in April 2018. This was
due to the increases in export sales of the seven of the top 10 major export
commodities, namely, fresh bananas (76.7%); gold (36.1%); machinery and transport
equipment (28.5%); coconut oil (18.1%); ignition wiring set and other wiring sets used in
vehicles, aircrafts and ships (14.5%); other manufactured goods (4.0%) and electronic
products (3.0%).

By commodity group, export of electronic products continued to be the

country’s top export with total earnings of $3.12 billion. This amount, which accounted
for 56.7 percent of the total exports’ revenue in April 2019, went up by 3.0 percent from
the $3.03 billion export receipt in April 2018. Components/devices (semiconductors)
accounted for the biggest share of 41.2 percent among the electronic products. It
posted an increment of 1.2 percent, from $2.24 billion in April 2018 to $2.27 billion in
April 2019.

On the other hand, total imported goods in April 2019 decreased by 1.9 percent,
from $9.18 billion in April 2018 to $9.01 billion in April 2019. The decrement was due to
the declines in five of the top 10 major import commodities. These were transport
equipment (-27.7%); plastic in primary and non-primary form (-14.2%); iron and steel (-
14.2%); industrial machinery and equipment (-10.6%) and telecommunication
equipment and electrical machinery (-1.0%).

Among the imported commodity group, import bills of electronic products, valued
at $2.36 billion, accounted for the highest share of 26.2 percent to the total imports.
Import of this commodity group rose by 2.0 percent, from $2.31 billion in April 2018.
Among the electronic products, components/devices (semiconductors) accounted for
the biggest contribution of 17.2 percent. It fell by 2.0 percent, from $1.58 billion in April
2018 to $1.55 billion in April 2019.