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Filipino-owned renewable energy player Sunwest Water & Electric Co. (Suweco), an affiliate of the Sunwest Group of Companies, is eyeing an initial public offering (IPO) within three to six years as it hopes to hitch a ride on the country’s rosy economic prospects.

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"The project is necessary as the taxiways and parking site at the airport were built by the US Air Force and designed for military aircraft, not the much heavier wide-bodied commercial aircraft," said CDC executive vice president Victor Jose Luciano.
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Discussions have reportedly started for the infusion of $100-million fresh capital for Steelcorp from the prospective foreign investors.

The forthcoming financial package will enable Steelcorp, a leader in the local iron and steel industry, to sustain its aggressive marketing offensive and boost its production to meet increasing demands for its products.
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Discussions have reportedly started for the infusion of $100-million fresh capital for Steelcorp from the prospective foreign investors.

The forthcoming financial package will enable Steelcorp, a leader in the local iron and steel industry, to sustain its aggressive marketing offensive and boost its production to meet increasing demands for its products.
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Filipino-owned renewable energy player Sunwest Water & Electric Co. (Suweco), an affiliate of the Sunwest Group of Companies, is eyeing an initial public offering (IPO) within three to six years as it hopes to hitch a ride on the country’s rosy economic prospects.

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"The project is necessary as the taxiways and parking site at the airport were built by the US Air Force and designed for military aircraft, not the much heavier wide-bodied commercial aircraft," said CDC executive vice president Victor Jose Luciano.
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Discussions have reportedly started for the infusion of $100-million fresh capital for Steelcorp from the prospective foreign investors.

The forthcoming financial package will enable Steelcorp, a leader in the local iron and steel industry, to sustain its aggressive marketing offensive and boost its production to meet increasing demands for its products.
[DatePublished] => 2001-05-28 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1195615 [AuthorName] => by Jimmy L. Montejo [SectionName] => Business [SectionUrl] => business [URL] => ) [3] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 99970 [Title] => Foreign groups eye $100-M investment in Steelcorp [Summary] => Certain investors from the United States, Europe and Asia are eyeing equities in Steel Corp. of the Philippines (Steelcorp) due to its "strong market leadership and profit potentials."

Discussions have reportedly started for the infusion of $100-million fresh capital for Steelcorp from the prospective foreign investors.

The forthcoming financial package will enable Steelcorp, a leader in the local iron and steel industry, to sustain its aggressive marketing offensive and boost its production to meet increasing demands for its products.
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