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                    [Summary] => JG Summit Holdings Inc. is seeking reconsideration of the P52,700 penalty imposed on it by the Securities and Exchange Commission for alleged late filing of reportorial requirements.


In its letter-appeal to the SEC, JG Summit assistant corporate secretary Rosalinda Rivera said the fine should be waived as its imposition is entirely misplaced and has no basis under existing rules and regulations.


Rivera said records would show that JG Summit had in fact filed its definitive information statement with the SEC last July 18 or six days earlier than the due date.


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                    [Title] => Tariff body nixes measure versus cement imports
                    [Summary] => Local cement manufacturers suffered a setback after the Tariff Commission recommended that no definitive safeguard measures be imposed on the importation of cement.


Local cement manufacturers have petitioned government to impose definitive quantitative restrictions on imported cement which competes  with locally-produced cement.


The Department of Trade and  Industry (DTI), however, would still have  to study the recommendation of the Tariff Commission. The DTI will make the final decision on the  imposition of definitive measures against imported cement.


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In its letter-appeal to the SEC, JG Summit assistant corporate secretary Rosalinda Rivera said the fine should be waived as its imposition is entirely misplaced and has no basis under existing rules and regulations.


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                    [Title] => Tariff body nixes measure versus cement imports
                    [Summary] => Local cement manufacturers suffered a setback after the Tariff Commission recommended that no definitive safeguard measures be imposed on the importation of cement.


Local cement manufacturers have petitioned government to impose definitive quantitative restrictions on imported cement which competes  with locally-produced cement.


The Department of Trade and  Industry (DTI), however, would still have  to study the recommendation of the Tariff Commission. The DTI will make the final decision on the  imposition of definitive measures against imported cement.


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JG Summit seeks reconsideration of SEC penalty

April 1, 2003 - 12:00am

JG Summit Holdings Inc. is seeking reconsideration of the P52,700 penalty imposed on it by the Securities and Exchange Commission for alleged late filing of reportorial requirements. In its letter-appeal to the...

Business

Tariff body nixes measure versus cement imports

By Marianne V. Go | March 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Local cement manufacturers suffered a setback after the Tariff Commission recommended that no definitive safeguard measures be imposed on the importation of cement. Local cement manufacturers have petitioned government...

Business