+ Follow FIL-AM FOODS INC Tag
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Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc (AEV), the listed investment holding company of the Aboitiz family, is setting aside P200 million for the establishment of a new feedmill in Iligan City.
AEV chief operating officer Erramon Aboitiz said the new facility will be the group’s second, next to the one in Tarlac which underwent expansion in 2005.
The new plant will have an estimated capacity of 10,000 tons of feed per month, Aboitiz said.
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[Summary] => Before baseball and basketball took the country by storm, cockfighting or "sabong" in vernacular, was and still is the Philippines’ most popular and the unofficial national sport. To many, "sabong" is referred to as a pastime, a profession, and to others, a lifestyle.
Cockfighting has a rich history tracing back to times before Christ. In the country, it was said that cockfighting was already popular by the time the Spaniards came. It is a sport that knows no class distinction, where rich and poor alike meet and enjoy the game.
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[Summary] => After buying out its partners in shipping line WG&A, holding firm Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc. has done the same thing to its American partners in feed milling and swine production firm Fil-Am Foods Inc.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, AEV corporate secretary Eugeniano Perez said the company’s 100 percent subsidiary Pilmico Food Inc. entered into a non-binding letter of intent (LOI) last Aug. 7 to acquire an additional 50-percent ownership in Fil-Am Foods.
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Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc (AEV), the listed investment holding company of the Aboitiz family, is setting aside P200 million for the establishment of a new feedmill in Iligan City.
AEV chief operating officer Erramon Aboitiz said the new facility will be the group’s second, next to the one in Tarlac which underwent expansion in 2005.
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Cockfighting has a rich history tracing back to times before Christ. In the country, it was said that cockfighting was already popular by the time the Spaniards came. It is a sport that knows no class distinction, where rich and poor alike meet and enjoy the game.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, AEV corporate secretary Eugeniano Perez said the company’s 100 percent subsidiary Pilmico Food Inc. entered into a non-binding letter of intent (LOI) last Aug. 7 to acquire an additional 50-percent ownership in Fil-Am Foods.
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August 10, 2002 - 12:00am
