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Cebu Titan Surplus Inc. takes action to clarify distinction from Cebu Titan Supplies
The Freeman
|May 25, 2025
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Cebu Titan Surplus Inc. has taken official steps to distance itself from Cebu Titan Supplies, the company currently under investigation for allegedly importing and selling right-hand drive vehicles illegally.
Land Transportation Office (LTO) Chief, Assistant Secretary Atty. Vigor D. Mendoza II, previously disclosed that a show cause order (SCO) was issued to Cebu Titan Supplies as part of an ongoing investigation into the confiscation of right-hand drive vehicles during a recent raid in Quezon City.
During the inspection, authorities discovered several second-hand right-hand drive motor vehicles. Additionally, Cebu Titan Supplies appeared to have processed the sales reporting and initial registration of four imported right-hand drive vehicles in Mindanao.
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