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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
[Summary] => Publicly-listed Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will divest around P300-million worth of properties to wipe out debts and allow it to pursue the development of other projects.
At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
[Summary] => Publicly-listed Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will divest around P300-million worth of properties to wipe out debts and allow it to pursue the development of other projects.
At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
[Summary] => Publicly-listed Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will divest around P300-million worth of properties to wipe out debts and allow it to pursue the development of other projects.
At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Edsa Properties posts 17% profit hike
[Summary] => Real estate and management holding company Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. reported a 17.3-percent growth in its net income last year to P251.42 million from P214.37-million the previous year, driven by higher rental income.
EPHI owns a 78.82-percent interest in Shangri-La Plaza Corp., which operates the Shangri-La Mall. It also has interests in Edsa Shangri-La Hotel & Resort Inc. and Shangri-La International Hotel Management Ltd.
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[Title] => Kuok firms clarify report on SEC requirement
[Summary] => The Kuok Group has clarified that its locally-listed affiliates, Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. (EPHI) and Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) have been diligently filing their respective financial reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) within the required timeframe.
"EPHI and KPPI have not evaded and do not intend to evade its reportorial duties to the SEC," the companies’ corporate secretary Federico Noel said in a statement.
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[Title] => SEC threatens to revoke licenses of 2 companies
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has threatened to revoke the secondary licenses of publicly-listed firms Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. and Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. for non-submission of reportorial requirements in violation of the Securities Regulation Code.
SEC chair Lilia R. Bautista said KPPI and EPHI have failed to file quarterly reports despite repeated demands from the Commission.
If the two firms continue to evade the agency’s reportorial requirements, the SEC will be constrained to cancel their licenses to sell securities to the public.
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[Title] => KPPI to sell more properties
[Summary] => Listed real estate developer Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will continue selling some properties currently held by its affiliates to raise cash to pay debts and fund future investments.
KPPI, through its subsidiaries and affiliates, has acquired landholdings in Cebu, Batangas, Laguna and Cavite.
Last year, the company raised P525 million through the sale of certain assets including its 15-percent stake in Pacific Online Corp.
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[Title] => MJC posts P82.4M net income in 2002
[Summary] => The Manila Jockey Club (MJC) remained on the profit track last year as its net income reached P82.4 million, lower than the previous year as the company prepares to relocate its operations from Manila to Cavite.
In 2001, MJC — the operator of the 16-hectare San Lazaro Hippodrome in Sta. Cruz, Manila — recorded a turnaround as it earned about P390 million, on improved revenues of P2.89 billion from its gaming business.
During the two prior years, MJC posted losses of P16.28 million and P26.327 million in 1999 and 2000, respectively.
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[Title] => Kuok Phils to dispose of shares in KPPI Land
[Summary] => Property holding and investment company Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will dispose of its shareholdings and other interests in its 60-percent subsidiary KPPI Land Corp. in a move to generate funds for its debt reduction program.
In a letter to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), KPPI corporate secretary Federico Noel said the board of directors has authorized the sale and/or transfer of the company’s deposits and shareholders’ advances in KPPI Land under terms and conditions reasonable and in the best interest of the corporation.
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[Title] => MJCI ties up with TAB Phils
[Summary] => In its efforts to stretch the coverage of horseracing nationwide, the Manila Jockey Club Inc. has tied up with TAB Philippines Inc. for the establishment of more off-track betting stations and the installation of a new computer totalizator.
MJC corporate secretary Ferdinand Domingo said the company’s board approved the agreement with TAB which will expand the operations of MJC throughout the country, initially targetting 50 sites in key cities.
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KUOK PHILIPPINE PROPERTIES INC
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
[Summary] => Publicly-listed Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will divest around P300-million worth of properties to wipe out debts and allow it to pursue the development of other projects.
At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
[Summary] => Publicly-listed Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will divest around P300-million worth of properties to wipe out debts and allow it to pursue the development of other projects.
At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
[Summary] => Publicly-listed Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will divest around P300-million worth of properties to wipe out debts and allow it to pursue the development of other projects.
At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Edsa Properties posts 17% profit hike
[Summary] => Real estate and management holding company Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. reported a 17.3-percent growth in its net income last year to P251.42 million from P214.37-million the previous year, driven by higher rental income.
EPHI owns a 78.82-percent interest in Shangri-La Plaza Corp., which operates the Shangri-La Mall. It also has interests in Edsa Shangri-La Hotel & Resort Inc. and Shangri-La International Hotel Management Ltd.
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[Title] => Kuok firms clarify report on SEC requirement
[Summary] => The Kuok Group has clarified that its locally-listed affiliates, Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. (EPHI) and Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) have been diligently filing their respective financial reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) within the required timeframe.
"EPHI and KPPI have not evaded and do not intend to evade its reportorial duties to the SEC," the companies’ corporate secretary Federico Noel said in a statement.
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[Title] => SEC threatens to revoke licenses of 2 companies
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has threatened to revoke the secondary licenses of publicly-listed firms Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. and Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. for non-submission of reportorial requirements in violation of the Securities Regulation Code.
SEC chair Lilia R. Bautista said KPPI and EPHI have failed to file quarterly reports despite repeated demands from the Commission.
If the two firms continue to evade the agency’s reportorial requirements, the SEC will be constrained to cancel their licenses to sell securities to the public.
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[Title] => KPPI to sell more properties
[Summary] => Listed real estate developer Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will continue selling some properties currently held by its affiliates to raise cash to pay debts and fund future investments.
KPPI, through its subsidiaries and affiliates, has acquired landholdings in Cebu, Batangas, Laguna and Cavite.
Last year, the company raised P525 million through the sale of certain assets including its 15-percent stake in Pacific Online Corp.
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[Title] => MJC posts P82.4M net income in 2002
[Summary] => The Manila Jockey Club (MJC) remained on the profit track last year as its net income reached P82.4 million, lower than the previous year as the company prepares to relocate its operations from Manila to Cavite.
In 2001, MJC — the operator of the 16-hectare San Lazaro Hippodrome in Sta. Cruz, Manila — recorded a turnaround as it earned about P390 million, on improved revenues of P2.89 billion from its gaming business.
During the two prior years, MJC posted losses of P16.28 million and P26.327 million in 1999 and 2000, respectively.
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[Title] => Kuok Phils to dispose of shares in KPPI Land
[Summary] => Property holding and investment company Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will dispose of its shareholdings and other interests in its 60-percent subsidiary KPPI Land Corp. in a move to generate funds for its debt reduction program.
In a letter to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), KPPI corporate secretary Federico Noel said the board of directors has authorized the sale and/or transfer of the company’s deposits and shareholders’ advances in KPPI Land under terms and conditions reasonable and in the best interest of the corporation.
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[Title] => MJCI ties up with TAB Phils
[Summary] => In its efforts to stretch the coverage of horseracing nationwide, the Manila Jockey Club Inc. has tied up with TAB Philippines Inc. for the establishment of more off-track betting stations and the installation of a new computer totalizator.
MJC corporate secretary Ferdinand Domingo said the company’s board approved the agreement with TAB which will expand the operations of MJC throughout the country, initially targetting 50 sites in key cities.
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