+ Follow ASIAN PACIFIC EQUITY CORP Tag
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[Title] => SEC okays Baguio Gold capital hike
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the increase in the capital stock of Baguio Gold Holdings Corp., a listed holding firm owned by taipan Lucio Tan, from only P400 million to P20 billion.
The capital hike is intended to cover the shares to be issued by Baguio Gold to TrustMark Holdings Inc. as part of a plan to acquire a majority stake in flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL), which is also owned by Tan.
The SEC also approved the change of Baguio Gold’s name to PAL Holdings Inc.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => PAL receiver approves Baguio Gold debt swap
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The rehabilitation receiver of Philippine Airlines (PAL) has posed no objection to company’s proposed acquisition by listed firm Baguio Gold Holdings Corp., saying the plan does not adversely affect the flag carrier’s amended recovery program.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Baguio Gold stockholders okay PAL buyout, capital increase
[Summary] => Shareholders of Baguio Gold Holdings Corp. approved yesterday the acquisition of flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) and the proposed increase in the listed holding firm’s capital stock to P20 billion from only P400 million.
The capital hike is intended to cover the acquisition of PAL and other investments.
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[Title] => Acquisition of PAL by Baguio Gold needs creditors’ OK
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Baguio Gold Holdings Corp.’s acquisition of Philippine Airlines (PAL) would need the approval of the flag carrier’s creditors in order for it to be implemented, according to a top official of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
SEC chairman Fe Barin said while the commission is not opposed to the proposed transaction, all actions and decisions of the flag carrier must have the consent of PAL’s creditors since it is under receivership.
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[Title] => PAL gains backdoor listing in stock mart
[Summary] => Baguio Gold Holdings Corp.’s board of directors has approved the acquisition of a combined 81.57-percent interest in Philippine Airlines (PAL) from six companies, virtually resulting in the backdoor listing of the flag carrier on the local bourse.
Both Baguio Gold and PAL, the nation’s biggest airline, are controlled by beer, tobacco and banking magnate Lucio Tan.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tanduay profit jumps 88% to P660M
[Summary] => Tanduay Holdings Inc., the hard liquor concern of tobacco and beer magnate Lucio Tan, said its net profit jumped 88 percent to P660 million last year on higher sales.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Tanduay said net sales rose 22 percent to P6.76 billion, largely a result of higher sales volume and the increase in selling prices by 13 percent. Sales volume increased by nine percent.
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ASIAN PACIFIC EQUITY CORP
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[Title] => SEC okays Baguio Gold capital hike
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the increase in the capital stock of Baguio Gold Holdings Corp., a listed holding firm owned by taipan Lucio Tan, from only P400 million to P20 billion.
The capital hike is intended to cover the shares to be issued by Baguio Gold to TrustMark Holdings Inc. as part of a plan to acquire a majority stake in flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL), which is also owned by Tan.
The SEC also approved the change of Baguio Gold’s name to PAL Holdings Inc.
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[Title] => PAL receiver approves Baguio Gold debt swap
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The rehabilitation receiver of Philippine Airlines (PAL) has posed no objection to company’s proposed acquisition by listed firm Baguio Gold Holdings Corp., saying the plan does not adversely affect the flag carrier’s amended recovery program.
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[Title] => Baguio Gold stockholders okay PAL buyout, capital increase
[Summary] => Shareholders of Baguio Gold Holdings Corp. approved yesterday the acquisition of flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) and the proposed increase in the listed holding firm’s capital stock to P20 billion from only P400 million.
The capital hike is intended to cover the acquisition of PAL and other investments.
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[Title] => Acquisition of PAL by Baguio Gold needs creditors’ OK
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Baguio Gold Holdings Corp.’s acquisition of Philippine Airlines (PAL) would need the approval of the flag carrier’s creditors in order for it to be implemented, according to a top official of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
SEC chairman Fe Barin said while the commission is not opposed to the proposed transaction, all actions and decisions of the flag carrier must have the consent of PAL’s creditors since it is under receivership.
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[Title] => PAL gains backdoor listing in stock mart
[Summary] => Baguio Gold Holdings Corp.’s board of directors has approved the acquisition of a combined 81.57-percent interest in Philippine Airlines (PAL) from six companies, virtually resulting in the backdoor listing of the flag carrier on the local bourse.
Both Baguio Gold and PAL, the nation’s biggest airline, are controlled by beer, tobacco and banking magnate Lucio Tan.
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[Title] => Tanduay profit jumps 88% to P660M
[Summary] => Tanduay Holdings Inc., the hard liquor concern of tobacco and beer magnate Lucio Tan, said its net profit jumped 88 percent to P660 million last year on higher sales.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Tanduay said net sales rose 22 percent to P6.76 billion, largely a result of higher sales volume and the increase in selling prices by 13 percent. Sales volume increased by nine percent.
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