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[Title] => NSC shareholders to form SPV
[Summary] => The shareholders of National Steel Corp. will have to create a special purpose vehicle before the assets of the steel company can be liquidated or sold through public bidding, a reliable source said yesterday.
"President Macapagal-Arroyo is very anxious to reopen NSC’s operation in Iligan to provide employment," the source said, NSC closed in November 1999.
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[Title] => NSC union hits plans of evaluation body
[Summary] => Displaced workers of National Steel Corp. (NSC) questioned yesterday plans of the evaluation committee (EC) to hold "closed-door consultations" with bidders who did not even make a lease price offer.
National Steel Labor Union-FFW (NASLU-FFW) president Simplicio H. Villarta Jr. said this is the only bidding where the terms of reference (TOR) were ignored, no clear parameters set, and only the so-called EC has an idea of what the "best offer" looks like.
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[Title] => NSC attracts 2 more lease proponents
[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Title] => Government lifts tariff shield on big wire, nail producers
[Summary] => Government has lifted the protection on big wire and nails manufacturers, with the Cabinet committee on Tariffs and Related Matters (TRM) approving a uniform three-percent tariff on low, medium and high-carbon wire rods used in the manufacture of wires and nails.
The decision drew mixed reactions from wire and nails manufacturers who have been using the tariff differential between low, medium and high-carbon wire rods (LCWR, MCWR and HCWR) to engage in trading activities.
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[Title] => NSC can still apply for tax perks
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The National Steel Corp (NSC) can register and avail itself of full incentives
from the Board of Investments (BOI) once it is acquired by new owners.
Following an inquiry by downstream steel producers who expressed interest in
acquiring the beleaguered company, the BOI said NSC has two ways to qualify for
full incentives if and when it is reopened by the new owners.
According to the BOI, assets held by the Asset Privatization Trust (APT) and
which are eventually taken over by private investors, could be registered as
new and qualify for full incentives.
Although NSC has b
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[Title] => Russian steel giant eyes National Steel
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The second biggest steel manufacturer in Russia has teamed up with local
downstream producers of steel products in a bid to acquire the National Steel
Corp. (NSC) and reopen it for commercial production of steel products.
According to an industry source, downstream producers have started negotiating
with the Russian company to determine the terms of the partnership and make a
bid or strike a joint-venture with the current owners of the NSC, Hottick
Holdings Inc. of Malaysia.
The company was identified as Novoliptetsk Iron and Steel Corp.
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[Title] => NSC shareholders to form SPV
[Summary] => The shareholders of National Steel Corp. will have to create a special purpose vehicle before the assets of the steel company can be liquidated or sold through public bidding, a reliable source said yesterday.
"President Macapagal-Arroyo is very anxious to reopen NSC’s operation in Iligan to provide employment," the source said, NSC closed in November 1999.
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[Title] => NSC union hits plans of evaluation body
[Summary] => Displaced workers of National Steel Corp. (NSC) questioned yesterday plans of the evaluation committee (EC) to hold "closed-door consultations" with bidders who did not even make a lease price offer.
National Steel Labor Union-FFW (NASLU-FFW) president Simplicio H. Villarta Jr. said this is the only bidding where the terms of reference (TOR) were ignored, no clear parameters set, and only the so-called EC has an idea of what the "best offer" looks like.
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[Title] => NSC attracts 2 more lease proponents
[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Title] => NSC attracts 2 more lease proponents
[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Title] => Government lifts tariff shield on big wire, nail producers
[Summary] => Government has lifted the protection on big wire and nails manufacturers, with the Cabinet committee on Tariffs and Related Matters (TRM) approving a uniform three-percent tariff on low, medium and high-carbon wire rods used in the manufacture of wires and nails.
The decision drew mixed reactions from wire and nails manufacturers who have been using the tariff differential between low, medium and high-carbon wire rods (LCWR, MCWR and HCWR) to engage in trading activities.
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[Title] => NSC can still apply for tax perks
[Summary] =>
The National Steel Corp (NSC) can register and avail itself of full incentives
from the Board of Investments (BOI) once it is acquired by new owners.
Following an inquiry by downstream steel producers who expressed interest in
acquiring the beleaguered company, the BOI said NSC has two ways to qualify for
full incentives if and when it is reopened by the new owners.
According to the BOI, assets held by the Asset Privatization Trust (APT) and
which are eventually taken over by private investors, could be registered as
new and qualify for full incentives.
Although NSC has b
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[Title] => Russian steel giant eyes National Steel
[Summary] =>
The second biggest steel manufacturer in Russia has teamed up with local
downstream producers of steel products in a bid to acquire the National Steel
Corp. (NSC) and reopen it for commercial production of steel products.
According to an industry source, downstream producers have started negotiating
with the Russian company to determine the terms of the partnership and make a
bid or strike a joint-venture with the current owners of the NSC, Hottick
Holdings Inc. of Malaysia.
The company was identified as Novoliptetsk Iron and Steel Corp.
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November 7, 2001 - 12:00am
