+ Follow DAISY TIENG Tag
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[Title] => SEC revokes Saniwares‘ permit to sell securities
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has revoked Sanitary Wares Manufacturing Corp.’s permit to sell securities to the public for failure to comply with reportorial requirements despite repeated notices from the corporate watchdog.
On Feb. 2, 2005, Saniwares was declared insolvent by the Las Pinas Regional Trial Court following the petition for insolvency filed by the tilemaker.
Based on the SEC’s findings, Saniwares failed to submit all quarterly reports for fiscal year 2005, in violation of Rule 17 of the Securities Regulation Code.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1804021
[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
[SectionName] => Business
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[Title] => Minority owners buck Saniwares’ insolvency plea
[Summary] => Minority investors of Sanitary Wares Manufacturing Corp. have opposed the company's petition for insolvency on grounds that the filing of such was done in bad faith and that the company had engaged in misrepresentation.
Through lawyers Maricel Lopez and Jose Tomas Syquia, Saniwares’ minority investors have asked the Las Piñas Regional Trial Court to recall an order approving the petition for insolvency filed by Saniwares and the appointment of an assignee or receiver.
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DAISY TIENG
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[Title] => SEC revokes Saniwares‘ permit to sell securities
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has revoked Sanitary Wares Manufacturing Corp.’s permit to sell securities to the public for failure to comply with reportorial requirements despite repeated notices from the corporate watchdog.
On Feb. 2, 2005, Saniwares was declared insolvent by the Las Pinas Regional Trial Court following the petition for insolvency filed by the tilemaker.
Based on the SEC’s findings, Saniwares failed to submit all quarterly reports for fiscal year 2005, in violation of Rule 17 of the Securities Regulation Code.
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[Title] => Minority owners buck Saniwares’ insolvency plea
[Summary] => Minority investors of Sanitary Wares Manufacturing Corp. have opposed the company's petition for insolvency on grounds that the filing of such was done in bad faith and that the company had engaged in misrepresentation.
Through lawyers Maricel Lopez and Jose Tomas Syquia, Saniwares’ minority investors have asked the Las Piñas Regional Trial Court to recall an order approving the petition for insolvency filed by Saniwares and the appointment of an assignee or receiver.
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