+ Follow COCA COLA BOTTLERS PHILIPPINES INC Tag
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[Title] => Coca-Cola Philippines says sugar shortage hampering operations
[Summary] => In a statement on Wednesday, the soda giant said the shortage of Bottler’s Grade sugar is hampering production.
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[AuthorName] => Ramon Royandoyan
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[Title] => Coca-Cola Mexico to acquire Coca-Cola Phl
[Summary] => Mexico’s Coca-Cola FEMSA, S.A.B. de C.V, the world’s largest bottler, is acquiring a 51-percent stake in Coca Cola Bottlers Philippines Inc. (CCBPI) for $688.5 million in cash, its first acquisition outside Latin America.
[DatePublished] => 2012-12-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Punished for acting righteously
[Summary] => Redundancy is one of the authorized causes for the dismissal of an employee.
[DatePublished] => 2011-09-14 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose C. Sison
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[Title] => SMC allots $700-M for AsPac expansion
[Summary] => Food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. will spend as much as $700 million over the next three to five years for its ambitious expansion plan in seven countries in the Asia Pacific region, company officials said yesterday.
SMC chairman and CEO Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. said during the company’s stockholders meeting that the regional market remains full of potential and is highly attractive for San Miguel’s products and services.
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[Title] => SMC income soars 29% in July to P392-M
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San Miguel Corp.’s income position improved substantially last July, boosted by the continued gains of its beer, softdrinks, packaging and feeds businesses, the company said yesterday.
Powered by an operating income of P681 million in July, a strong 178 percent increase from a year ago, SMC’s consolidated net income rose 29 percent to P392 million during the period.
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[Title] => SMC projected to post robust growth this year
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. is expected to recover from the profit drop last year to post a healthy income rise of 13.5 percent on the average this year, research reports of selected stockbrokerage firms indicate.
The country’s most dominant food and beverage conglomerate, SMC stands to reap the benefits of the corporate acquisitions and group restructuring program since last year to banner higher net earnings ranging from P6.9 billion to P7.79 billion by the end of 2002, up from the P6.468 billion net income in 2001.
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[Title] => PCGG names five nominees to SMC board
[Summary] => Barring unforeseen hitches, five nominees of jailed former President Joseph Estrada will yield their seats at San Miguel Corp. (SMC) to appointees of the Arroyo administration during today’s special stockholders’ meeting of the food and beverage giant.
The new nominees are former Court of Appeals Justice Hector Hofileña, former Presidential Security Group chief Gen. Leo Alvez, Channel 7 chairman Menardo Jimenez, former Nestlé Philippines chairman Juan Santos and former Nueva Ecija Rep. Pacifico Fajardo.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => SEC to treat block sales as part of tender offer
[Summary] => As an additional revenue source, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will treat block sales of shares of stocks that will later be subject to tender offer as part of the tender offer process itself.
In an en banc meeting last week, the SEC said "all block sales of shares of stocks that shall trigger a tender offer shall be assessed a filing fee for purposes of filing a tender offer statement with the commission."
"Said block sales shall be considered as forming part of the said tender offer," the SEC added.
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[Title] => Cosmos shareholders to receive cash, property dividends
[Summary] => A combination of cash and property dividends await shareholders of Cosmos Bottling Corp. (CBC) in a fitting send-off before the company changes ownership from RFM Corp. to the San Miguel Group.
In a meeting last Monday, the CBC board approved the dividend declaration applicable to common stockholders on record as of Dec. 20, 2001.
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[Title] => SMC to make tender offer to Cosmos minority stockholders
[Summary] => The San Miguel Group will buy out the remaining 16.8 percent stake in softdrink company Cosmos Bottling Corp. through a mandatory tender offer to the minority stockholders by early next year.
SMC corporate secretary Francis Jardeleza told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the proposed date will likewise fall between the third week of January and the first week of February 2002.
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COCA COLA BOTTLERS PHILIPPINES INC
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[Title] => Coca-Cola Philippines says sugar shortage hampering operations
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[DatePublished] => 2022-08-24 18:05:00
[ColumnID] => 0
[Focus] => 1
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[AuthorName] => Ramon Royandoyan
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[Title] => Coca-Cola Mexico to acquire Coca-Cola Phl
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[Title] => SMC allots $700-M for AsPac expansion
[Summary] => Food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. will spend as much as $700 million over the next three to five years for its ambitious expansion plan in seven countries in the Asia Pacific region, company officials said yesterday.
SMC chairman and CEO Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. said during the company’s stockholders meeting that the regional market remains full of potential and is highly attractive for San Miguel’s products and services.
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[Title] => SMC income soars 29% in July to P392-M
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San Miguel Corp.’s income position improved substantially last July, boosted by the continued gains of its beer, softdrinks, packaging and feeds businesses, the company said yesterday.
Powered by an operating income of P681 million in July, a strong 178 percent increase from a year ago, SMC’s consolidated net income rose 29 percent to P392 million during the period.
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[Title] => SMC projected to post robust growth this year
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. is expected to recover from the profit drop last year to post a healthy income rise of 13.5 percent on the average this year, research reports of selected stockbrokerage firms indicate.
The country’s most dominant food and beverage conglomerate, SMC stands to reap the benefits of the corporate acquisitions and group restructuring program since last year to banner higher net earnings ranging from P6.9 billion to P7.79 billion by the end of 2002, up from the P6.468 billion net income in 2001.
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The new nominees are former Court of Appeals Justice Hector Hofileña, former Presidential Security Group chief Gen. Leo Alvez, Channel 7 chairman Menardo Jimenez, former Nestlé Philippines chairman Juan Santos and former Nueva Ecija Rep. Pacifico Fajardo.
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[Title] => SEC to treat block sales as part of tender offer
[Summary] => As an additional revenue source, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will treat block sales of shares of stocks that will later be subject to tender offer as part of the tender offer process itself.
In an en banc meeting last week, the SEC said "all block sales of shares of stocks that shall trigger a tender offer shall be assessed a filing fee for purposes of filing a tender offer statement with the commission."
"Said block sales shall be considered as forming part of the said tender offer," the SEC added.
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[Title] => Cosmos shareholders to receive cash, property dividends
[Summary] => A combination of cash and property dividends await shareholders of Cosmos Bottling Corp. (CBC) in a fitting send-off before the company changes ownership from RFM Corp. to the San Miguel Group.
In a meeting last Monday, the CBC board approved the dividend declaration applicable to common stockholders on record as of Dec. 20, 2001.
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[Title] => SMC to make tender offer to Cosmos minority stockholders
[Summary] => The San Miguel Group will buy out the remaining 16.8 percent stake in softdrink company Cosmos Bottling Corp. through a mandatory tender offer to the minority stockholders by early next year.
SMC corporate secretary Francis Jardeleza told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the proposed date will likewise fall between the third week of January and the first week of February 2002.
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