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Robert V. Chandran, founder and chief executive officer of Chemoil Corp. of the  USA, will invest $100,000 annually for the next five years for promising graduates of the institute’s W. SyCip Graduate School of Business. 


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Chemoil general manager Juan Armando Patag, however, refused to provide any details, saying "it is too premature" to talk about it and that there are "certain legal issues" that have yet to be resolved.


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You can’t take it with you

January 17, 2008 - 12:00am

Business

Alumnus offers $500,000 as venture capital for AIM grads

By Ted P. Torres | June 27, 2005 - 12:00am

An alumnus of the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) has pledged up to $500,000 (approximately P27.5 million) as venture capital for promising AIM graduates. Robert V. Chandran, founder and chief executive officer...

Business

Chemoil Asia set to pull out of RP

By Ted P. Torres | December 6, 2000 - 12:00am

Chemoil Asia, a subsidiary of Chemoil Corp. of the United States, is reportedly pulling out of the Philippines and may relocate its facilities in Malaysia. Chemoil general manager Juan Armando Patag, however, refused...

Business