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[Title] => Shanghai Expo giant opportunity for big business
[Summary] => China's commercial capital of Shanghai has always been all about business. Nowhere is that more evident than at its World Expo, a giant bazaar of ideas, technologies and outright PR offensives focused on the world's fastest-growing major market.
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[Title] => Nestlé-Coke venture eyes bigger stake in RP market
[Summary] => Beverage Partners Worldwide (BPW), the newly-formed global joint venture between The Coca Cola Co. and Nestlé, is going full steam ahead in its spirited marketing effort to fill up bright opportunities in the local fast-growing ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages market.
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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 agrees on P14-B price for Cosmos
[Summary] => Food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. and The Coca Cola Co. have finally agreed to purchase the controlling 83.2 percent interest in RFM unit Cosmos Bottling Corp. for P14 billion.
RFM president and chief executive officer Jose Concepcion III told The STAR yesterday that including the cash portion, the purchase price would be around P15 billion. "But if you deduct the expenses, it would be closer to P14 billion," he said.
The signing of the final purchase agreement is expected to take place in the next few days, according to Concepcion.
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[Title] => SMC, Cosmos deal hangs over price
[Summary] => As the country’s biggest corporate takeover reaches the homestretch, Cosmos Bottling Corp. and a joint venture of San Miguel Corp. and The Coca Cola Co. have yet to agree on a new purchase price.
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[Title] => Court junks Syjuco bid to restrain RFM
[Summary] => The Quezon City regional trial court has thrown out a petition by Iloilo Rep. Augusto Syjuco for a temporary restraining order (TRO) against RFM Corp. on the sale of its shares in Cosmos Bottling Corp. to food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp.
In an order issued yesterday, acting judge Modesto Juanson of Branch 216 of the Quezon City RTC said that "after assessing both contentions, the court is inclined not to issue the TRO being sought. The supposedly irreparable injury plaintiffs (Syjuco) may suffer is not clearly defined and proven as yet. "
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[Title] => SMC reports 12% profit hike to P6.7B
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. said yesterday its pre-tax earnings increased by a double-digit growth of 12 percent to P6.7 billion in the first half of this year, as the contributions of two recent acquisitions — Coca Cola Bottlers Philippines and Pure Foods Corp. — were felt starting the second quarter.
In a company statement, SMC said the healthy growth in the first semester was buoyed by the continued favorable results from all its business lines, now boosted by CCBPI and Pure Foods.
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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 agrees on P14-B price for Cosmos
[Summary] => Food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. and The Coca Cola Co. have finally agreed to purchase the controlling 83.2 percent interest in RFM unit Cosmos Bottling Corp. for P14 billion.
RFM president and chief executive officer Jose Concepcion III told The STAR yesterday that including the cash portion, the purchase price would be around P15 billion. "But if you deduct the expenses, it would be closer to P14 billion," he said.
The signing of the final purchase agreement is expected to take place in the next few days, according to Concepcion.
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[Title] => Court junks Syjuco bid to restrain RFM
[Summary] => The Quezon City regional trial court has thrown out a petition by Iloilo Rep. Augusto Syjuco for a temporary restraining order (TRO) against RFM Corp. on the sale of its shares in Cosmos Bottling Corp. to food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp.
In an order issued yesterday, acting judge Modesto Juanson of Branch 216 of the Quezon City RTC said that "after assessing both contentions, the court is inclined not to issue the TRO being sought. The supposedly irreparable injury plaintiffs (Syjuco) may suffer is not clearly defined and proven as yet. "
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[Title] => SMC reports 12% profit hike to P6.7B
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. said yesterday its pre-tax earnings increased by a double-digit growth of 12 percent to P6.7 billion in the first half of this year, as the contributions of two recent acquisitions — Coca Cola Bottlers Philippines and Pure Foods Corp. — were felt starting the second quarter.
In a company statement, SMC said the healthy growth in the first semester was buoyed by the continued favorable results from all its business lines, now boosted by CCBPI and Pure Foods.
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