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Of the total amount, P1.65 billion came from a syndicated loan agreement jointly arranged by ING Bank, NV and BB Capital Investment Corp.


The remaining P1 billion came from Metrobank and First Metro Investment Corp.


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After the respective stockholders of Bacnotan Cement Corp., Davao Union Cement
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Of the total amount, P1.65 billion came from a syndicated loan agreement jointly arranged by ING Bank, NV and BB Capital Investment Corp.


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Union Cement secures P2.65 billion in loans

October 4, 2003 - 12:00am

Union Cement Corp. (UCC) has secured P2.65 billion in total loans from a group of financial institutions, the company informed the Philippine Stock Exchange. Of the total amount, P1.65 billion came from a syndicated...

Business

SEC okays 3-way merger of cement firms

By Christina Mendez | February 11, 2000 - 12:00am

The three-way merger of the cement units affiliated with the Phinma Group of Companies was approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission last Tuesday, formally creating the country's biggest cement company...

Business