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[Title] => Global Equities closes plant of subsidiary
[Summary] => Publicly-listed holding firm Global Equities Inc. (GEI) has permanently closed the manufacturing plant of its wholly-owned subsidiary Adamson and Adamson Inc. (AAI) in Muntinlupa City ahead of a major corporate restructuring and expansion program.
GEI corporate information officer Arsenio Cabrera Jr. told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board has given the go-signal to a shake-up in AAI’s management and other measures "to improve efficiency, cut costs and maintain its market share in the health care products industry."
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[Title] => Global Equities eyes debt-asset swap
[Summary] => Listed manufacturing firm Global Equities Inc. (GEI) is negotiating with its creditor-banks for the restructuring of loans through debt-asset swap to reduce liabilities to a more manageable level and stay afloat.
Controlled by businesswoman Nora Bitong, GEI is into real estate development and the manufacture of personal, health and baby care products.
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[Title] => Global Equities shelves IT conversion plan
[Summary] => Global Equities Inc. (GEI) has put off a plan to convert itself into an information technology (IT) company following the scrapping of a share-swap deal with the STI group, a company official told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
GEI corporate information officer Arsenio Cabrera Jr. said company chairman Nora Bitong is prepared to recommend to the board of directors the scrapping of the quasi-reorganization.
"GEI instead will focus on its old economy assets and drop its earlier plans to convert GEI into an IT company," Cabrera said.
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GEI corporate information officer Arsenio Cabrera Jr. told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board has given the go-signal to a shake-up in AAI’s management and other measures "to improve efficiency, cut costs and maintain its market share in the health care products industry."
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Controlled by businesswoman Nora Bitong, GEI is into real estate development and the manufacture of personal, health and baby care products.
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GEI corporate information officer Arsenio Cabrera Jr. said company chairman Nora Bitong is prepared to recommend to the board of directors the scrapping of the quasi-reorganization.
"GEI instead will focus on its old economy assets and drop its earlier plans to convert GEI into an IT company," Cabrera said.
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February 6, 2003 - 12:00am
September 6, 2001 - 12:00am
