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The Lopez-controlled Manila North Tollways Corp. (MNTC) needs P2.8 billion to construct a portion of the second phase of its multi-billion peso North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) project.
MNTC president and chief executive officer Jose "Ping" de Jesus said the company is preparing to build a six-kilometer toll road system from Mindanao Ave. to NLEX to McArthur Highway. This forms part of the second phase development for the NLEX project.
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Manila North Tollways Corp (MNTC), a consortium led by the Lopez Group, has increased its fixed rate corporate notes issue to P5.5 billion from P5 billion.
MNTC, the builder and concessionaire of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), will use proceeds from the offering to refinance a portion of its existing dollar obligations.
The company is refinancing its project loans amounting to about $201.75 million. It is currently negotiating with its creditors and reportedly has received positive feedback to the proposed terms of the refinancing facility.
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Manila North Tollways Corp (MNTC), a consortium led by the Lopez Group, has increased its fixed rate corporate notes issue to P5.5 billion from P5 billion.
MNTC, the builder and concessionaire of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), will use proceeds from the offering to refinance a portion of its existing dollar obligations.
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[Title] => Alternate routes along North Luzon Expressway proposed
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Robbie Tanada, MNTC external relations and marketing manager, told The STAR that major work on the expressway is not expected to be finished until September this year.
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[Title] => Work starts on $.4-B North Luzon Expressway project
[Summary] => MEXICO, Pampanga — Seven years after plans to upgrade the North Luzon Expressway were laid out, work on the $371-million, two-year project finally started yesterday.
"Work on the project would involve 6,000 workers who would be working 24 hours daily, seven days a week, including holidays," said Jose de Jesus, president and chief executive officer of the Manila North Tollways Corp. (MNTC) during the groundbreaking ceremonies in Barangay Panipuan here yesterday morning.
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The Lopez-controlled Manila North Tollways Corp. (MNTC) needs P2.8 billion to construct a portion of the second phase of its multi-billion peso North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) project.
MNTC president and chief executive officer Jose "Ping" de Jesus said the company is preparing to build a six-kilometer toll road system from Mindanao Ave. to NLEX to McArthur Highway. This forms part of the second phase development for the NLEX project.
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Manila North Tollways Corp (MNTC), a consortium led by the Lopez Group, has increased its fixed rate corporate notes issue to P5.5 billion from P5 billion.
MNTC, the builder and concessionaire of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), will use proceeds from the offering to refinance a portion of its existing dollar obligations.
The company is refinancing its project loans amounting to about $201.75 million. It is currently negotiating with its creditors and reportedly has received positive feedback to the proposed terms of the refinancing facility.
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[Title] => MNTC hikes notes offering to P5.5B
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Manila North Tollways Corp (MNTC), a consortium led by the Lopez Group, has increased its fixed rate corporate notes issue to P5.5 billion from P5 billion.
MNTC, the builder and concessionaire of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), will use proceeds from the offering to refinance a portion of its existing dollar obligations.
The company is refinancing its project loans amounting to about $201.75 million. It is currently negotiating with its creditors and reportedly has received positive feedback to the proposed terms of the refinancing facility.
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[Title] => Alternate routes along North Luzon Expressway proposed
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Robbie Tanada, MNTC external relations and marketing manager, told The STAR that major work on the expressway is not expected to be finished until September this year.
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[Summary] => MEXICO, Pampanga — Seven years after plans to upgrade the North Luzon Expressway were laid out, work on the $371-million, two-year project finally started yesterday.
"Work on the project would involve 6,000 workers who would be working 24 hours daily, seven days a week, including holidays," said Jose de Jesus, president and chief executive officer of the Manila North Tollways Corp. (MNTC) during the groundbreaking ceremonies in Barangay Panipuan here yesterday morning.
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