+ Follow BEYOND CABLE HOLDINGS INC Tag
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[Title] => PLDT says network upgrade, multi-media venture paying off
[Summary] => Dominant carrier Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) said its P67.1-billion investments to modernize its network as well as its transformation into a multimedia service provider is now paying dividends as evidenced by a series of credit rating upgrades.
[DatePublished] => 2012-12-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Benpres sells more Digitel shares
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Benpres Holdings Corp., the investment holding firm of the Lopez group, sold six million shares in Digital Telecommunications Philippines Inc. (Digitel) through the stock exchange, generating P9.6 million from the sale.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), Benpres said proceeds will be used to fund working capital requirements.
Benpres said it was not aware of the identity of the buyer of the shares.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Benpres offers investments to pay $400-M debt
[Summary] => Benpres Holdings Corp., the publicly-listed investment holding firm of the Lopez Group, is working on a new deal with creditors that will allow it to restructure $400 million of its debt over a 10-year period mainly through the sale of its investments in the tollways and telecommunications businesses.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => ABS-CBN borrows $120M to pay debts, expand cable unit
[Summary] => ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. will raise $120 million through borrowing to pay off debts and fund cable operations of subsidiary Sky Vision Corp.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), ABS-CBN vice-president and chief financial officer Randolph Estrellado said the company "is in the process of negotiating with a syndicate of private banks to refinance existing debts and fund further investments in cable TV operations."
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[Title] => Solon warns vs cable TV monopoly
[Summary] => Cable TV subscribers would be better served with two major players, instead of just one dominant player ruling over the entire (cable TV) industry, according to Rep. Joseph Santiago (NPC, Catanduanes), former chief of the National Telecommunications Commission.
"We’re not inclined to endorse attempts by Beyond Cable Holdings Inc. to co-opt Destiny Cable Inc. In our opinion, consumers would be better served by a more competitive cable TV industry," Santiago said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-08-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Beyond Cable allocates P1.5-B for capex this year
[Summary] => The Lopez-controlled Beyond Cable Holdings Inc. has earmarked P1.5 billion for its capital expenditures this year to pare down debts and sustain its dominance in the cable TV industry.
Benpres chief financial officer Angel Ong said the programmed capital budget will be used for debt refinancing and the deployment of set-up boxes to better serve the public.
Beyond Cable intend to provide a richer content and a wider range of programming choices for the viewing public.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => NTC sets probe of Sky-Home Cable merger
[Summary] => The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is set to investigate whether or not SkyCable and Home Cable secured the required permits from government before they merged operations under the holding company Beyond Cable.
This, as the regulatory agency revealed that it is considering the issuance of rules prohibiting the creation of monopolies in the cable television industry.
NTC Commissioner Armi Jane Borje told The STAR that under the law, SkyCable and Home Cable need to secure the approval of the commission before they can merge.
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[Title] => Beyond Cable mulls legal options against GMA 7
[Summary] => Beyond Cable Holdings Inc. said the other day it is presently studying its legal options to seek redress against alleged baseless accusations being hurled by GMA Network Inc.
GMA Network has accused Beyond Cable of deliberately distorting the signal reception of the country’s second biggest television station and that it has been operating as a monopoly.
Organized by the Lopez-owned Sky Cable and PLDT’s Home Cable to consolidate their interests and assets. Beyond Cable is owned 66.67 percent by Sky and 33.33 percent by Home.
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BEYOND CABLE HOLDINGS INC
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[Title] => Benpres sells more Digitel shares
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Benpres Holdings Corp., the investment holding firm of the Lopez group, sold six million shares in Digital Telecommunications Philippines Inc. (Digitel) through the stock exchange, generating P9.6 million from the sale.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), Benpres said proceeds will be used to fund working capital requirements.
Benpres said it was not aware of the identity of the buyer of the shares.
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[Title] => Benpres offers investments to pay $400-M debt
[Summary] => Benpres Holdings Corp., the publicly-listed investment holding firm of the Lopez Group, is working on a new deal with creditors that will allow it to restructure $400 million of its debt over a 10-year period mainly through the sale of its investments in the tollways and telecommunications businesses.
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[Title] => ABS-CBN borrows $120M to pay debts, expand cable unit
[Summary] => ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. will raise $120 million through borrowing to pay off debts and fund cable operations of subsidiary Sky Vision Corp.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), ABS-CBN vice-president and chief financial officer Randolph Estrellado said the company "is in the process of negotiating with a syndicate of private banks to refinance existing debts and fund further investments in cable TV operations."
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[Title] => Solon warns vs cable TV monopoly
[Summary] => Cable TV subscribers would be better served with two major players, instead of just one dominant player ruling over the entire (cable TV) industry, according to Rep. Joseph Santiago (NPC, Catanduanes), former chief of the National Telecommunications Commission.
"We’re not inclined to endorse attempts by Beyond Cable Holdings Inc. to co-opt Destiny Cable Inc. In our opinion, consumers would be better served by a more competitive cable TV industry," Santiago said.
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[Title] => Beyond Cable allocates P1.5-B for capex this year
[Summary] => The Lopez-controlled Beyond Cable Holdings Inc. has earmarked P1.5 billion for its capital expenditures this year to pare down debts and sustain its dominance in the cable TV industry.
Benpres chief financial officer Angel Ong said the programmed capital budget will be used for debt refinancing and the deployment of set-up boxes to better serve the public.
Beyond Cable intend to provide a richer content and a wider range of programming choices for the viewing public.
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[Title] => NTC sets probe of Sky-Home Cable merger
[Summary] => The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is set to investigate whether or not SkyCable and Home Cable secured the required permits from government before they merged operations under the holding company Beyond Cable.
This, as the regulatory agency revealed that it is considering the issuance of rules prohibiting the creation of monopolies in the cable television industry.
NTC Commissioner Armi Jane Borje told The STAR that under the law, SkyCable and Home Cable need to secure the approval of the commission before they can merge.
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[Title] => Beyond Cable mulls legal options against GMA 7
[Summary] => Beyond Cable Holdings Inc. said the other day it is presently studying its legal options to seek redress against alleged baseless accusations being hurled by GMA Network Inc.
GMA Network has accused Beyond Cable of deliberately distorting the signal reception of the country’s second biggest television station and that it has been operating as a monopoly.
Organized by the Lopez-owned Sky Cable and PLDT’s Home Cable to consolidate their interests and assets. Beyond Cable is owned 66.67 percent by Sky and 33.33 percent by Home.
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August 18, 2003 - 12:00am
