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Highlands Prime Inc., a high-end leisure property development firm owned by the Sy family, is eyeing sales of up to P1.5 billion this year on robust demand for premium real estate products, a top company official said.
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                    [Title] => Highlands Prime allots P4B for ongoing projects
                    [Summary] => Listed property and leisure developer Highlands Prime Inc. is spending between P3 billion and P4 billion over the next three to four years for the development of ongoing residential, recreational and mixed-use projects.


Highlands president Antonio Henson said the programmed capital budget will come from internally-generated cash.


Of the total, P700 million to P800 million will go to Woodridge Park while P400 million to P500 million will be channeled to Camp Highlands.


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                    [Title] => Highlands in Tagaytay
                    [Summary] => The First Philippine Mount Everest Expedition Team who successfully conquered Mt.Everest are expected to plane in tomorrow evening from Bangkok, Thailand via a connecting flight from Nepal. Heracleo Oracion and Pastor Emata, the first and second Filipino, respectively, to have climbed the top of Everest and planted the Philippine flag are coming home together after more than a week with their celebrated first-ever feat.
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There was a lump in my throat when I walked up to the podium on stage and steadied myself to deliver a short acceptance "speech" after receiving the trophy in the "Best Sports Column" category of the 27th Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA) at the Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium in the RCBC Plaza, Makati, last Monday.


Before the announcement of the winner, I sat nervously beside my wife Menchu and daughter Cristina. It wasn’t because I was afraid my name wouldn’t be called. To be a finalist in the CMMA is honor enough. 


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                    [Summary] => Highlands Prime Inc., a publicly-listed property leisure development firm controlled by the family of retail tycoon Henry Sy, is looking at a 20-percent rise in its net profit this year on higher sales from its residential condominium units.


Highlands president Antonio Henson said the company expects to end the year with a net income of P150 million as against the P126 million earned in 2004.  Revenues are seen to hit P800 million, 34 percent higher than the previous year’s P595 million on brisk sales of condominium units at The Woodridge at Tagaytay Highlands.


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                    [Title] => Highlands Prime profit jumps 186% to P87M in 9 mos
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Based on financial statements filed with the Philippine Stock Exchange, HPI registered revenues of P343 million from sales of Woodridge condominium units and Lakeview and Alta Mira subdivision lots.  These resulted in a realized gross profit of P143 million or 162 percent higher than the year ago level of  P54.8 million.


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ANTONIO HENSON

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