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                    [Title] => Wanted: Super CFOs
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                    [Title] => Globe hikes bond offer to P5 billion
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                    [Title] => Globe signs pact for P3-billion bond issue
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                    [Title] => Globe Telecom allots $400 million for capital expenditures this year
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                    [Title] => Manila Water's Nuesa named CFO of the Year
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                    [Title] => Globe Telecom may pay more debt ahead of time
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Globe Telecom Inc. said yesterday it may sell bonds or take on more loans to pay off existing debt and take advantage of lower interest rates this year.


Globe, the partnership between Ayala Corp. and Singapore Telecommunications Ltd., may pay about $100 million more in peso and foreign currency debt before their due date, chief financial officer Delfin Gonzalez said. The company will complete the buyback of $300 million of bonds due 2012 by next month.


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                    [Title] => Globe signs P2-B term loan facility with Metrobank
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The company has drawn up a 2004 capital expenditure budget of $350 million, of which $260 million will be spent on new projects and the balance on programs started in 2003 and scheduled for completion this year. 


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                    [Title] => Globe Telecom to raise $150-M in new loans for expansion program
                    [Summary] => Globe Telecom is currently raising about $150 million in new loans to finance Phase 10 of its expansion program — deemed the single largest network expansion in Globe’s history — to be carried out this year.


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