+ Follow AYALA AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT CORP Tag
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[Title] => Ayala Corp eyes P1.75 B via preferred shares issue
[Summary] => Ayala Corp. will raise P1.75 billion by way of another preferred shares issue for its working capital and expansion plans.
Ayala Corp. managing director Renato Marzan told the Philippine Stock exchange that the company’s board of directors approved last week the issuance of the redeemable preferred "AA" shares to be underwritten by subsidiary BPI Capital Corp.
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[Title] => Ayala net income declines 38% to P3.15 B in 2000
[Summary] => Ayala Corp., the holding firm for the Ayala family’s various business concerns, reported a 38- percent drop in its net income last year due to the overall economic weakness that cut down on the profitability of its two major subsidiaries.
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[Title] => Ayala unit closes shop
[Summary] => Inclement weather and heightened competition from multinational companies (MNCs) have forced a unit of Ayala Corp.’s agriculture subsidiary to close shop starting this month.
Ayala Corp. managing director Renato Marzan told the Philippine Stock Exchange that Ayala Seeds Corp. which is under Ayala Agricultural Development Corp. will discontinue its hybrid corn seed business "following a number of reverses which impaired the organization’s operational efficiency."
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AYALA AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT CORP
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Ayala Corp. managing director Renato Marzan told the Philippine Stock exchange that the company’s board of directors approved last week the issuance of the redeemable preferred "AA" shares to be underwritten by subsidiary BPI Capital Corp.
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[Title] => Ayala net income declines 38% to P3.15 B in 2000
[Summary] => Ayala Corp., the holding firm for the Ayala family’s various business concerns, reported a 38- percent drop in its net income last year due to the overall economic weakness that cut down on the profitability of its two major subsidiaries.
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Ayala Corp. managing director Renato Marzan told the Philippine Stock Exchange that Ayala Seeds Corp. which is under Ayala Agricultural Development Corp. will discontinue its hybrid corn seed business "following a number of reverses which impaired the organization’s operational efficiency."
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January 6, 2001 - 12:00am
