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[Title] => Holy Child five joins Seaoil Elite League
[Summary] => Holy Child School of Davao beat Assumption College of Davao, 90-76, at the Emcor gym recently to advance to the SEAOIL Elite League set next month in Bacolod City.
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[Title] => UNO-R prevails in Seaoil tiff
[Summary] => University of Negros Occidental Recoletos (UNO-R) leaned on Renz Joshua Saronna, Jun King Arriola and Ramon De la Torre as it trounced Christian Academy of Bacolod, 61-52, in the Seaoil Elite League at the WNU gym in Bacolod City recently.
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[Title] => Pure Foods gets SEC nod to hike capital to P2.46 billion
[Summary] => San Miguel Pure Foods Co. Inc., the food manufacturing unit of diversifying conglomerate San Miguel Corp., has secured the go-signal from the Securities and Exchange Commission to raise its capitalization from P1.46 billion to P2.46 billion.
[DatePublished] => 2010-07-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => SMC to consolidate food units under one holding firm
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San Miguel Pure Foods Inc. is consolidating its food units Monterey Foods Corp., San Miguel Foods Inc., and Magnolia Inc. under just one holding company to cut on costs and maximize shareholder value.
The three companies will be folded into San Miguel Purefoods through the issuance of shares to parent firm San Miguel Corp. in exchange for the latter’s shareholdings in Monterey, Magnolia, and SMFI valued at P4.6 billion as of end-September last year.
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[Title] => San Miguel Purefoods eyes P2-B sales from new products
[Summary] => San Miguel Purefoods Co. Inc. expects sales from new products to hit P2 billion this year, according to a top company official.
Purefoods president Francisco Alejo said new products launched by the company in the past months had been received warmly by the consuming public. Among these new products are the Eaji snack foods, coffee, condiments, ice cream, cooking oil, and pancake mix.
Alejo said sales of Eaji for instance, went 40 percent higher than what management projected.
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[Title] => SMC food group posts 28% hike in operating income
[Summary] => San Miguel Food Group’s agro-industrial division registered a 28-percent rise in operating income for the first half this year on the strong performance of its poultry operations and lower operating costs, the company said in a statement.
The agro-industrial cluster – composed of San Miguel’s poultry, feeds and basic meats businesses – turned in an operating income of P844 million while revenues increased four percent to P18.2 billion.
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[Title] => Magnolia to launch new food products next year
[Summary] => Magnolia Inc., a subsidiary of San Miguel Pure Foods Co. Inc., is introducing new, affordable products next year as a way to help consumers make the most out of their shrinking take-home pay.
To be launched are a new chocolate milk drink and various breadfill products.
"Price and value are key priorities today. We are working to improve our offer to our customers by continuing to deliver new and innovative products of the highest quality in different price ranges," San Miguel president and chief operating officer Ramon S. Ang said.
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[Title] => San Miguel Food Group stages strong recovery
[Summary] => The San Miguel Food Group’s domestic operations staged a strong recovery in the second quarter, mainly due to higher sales from its poultry, meats and flour businesses.
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[Title] => San Miguel Pure Foods turns around, nets P76.7M in Q1
[Summary] => San Miguel Pure Foods Inc., the food unit of San Miguel Corp., reported a 200-percent recovery in its first quarter financial performance with a P76.7-million net income, compared with a loss incurred the previous year’s level.
The improvement in income was attributed to the 19 percent jump in sales revenues to P9.2 billion from P7.7 billion in the same period last year. From an operating loss of P33 million last year, Purefoods registered an operating income of P294 million.
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[Title] => A surreal baking demo in a Chinese temple
[Summary] => Oct. 11, 2003 was a day that will go in my book as a surreal but worthy affair-to-remember. I was invited by Magnolia Inc. to Cebu for a baking demonstration. Nothing unusual about that, since I’ve been invited to go out of town by Magnolia a couple of times before.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-13 00:00:00
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MAGNOLIA INC
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[Title] => Holy Child five joins Seaoil Elite League
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[Title] => UNO-R prevails in Seaoil tiff
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[Title] => Pure Foods gets SEC nod to hike capital to P2.46 billion
[Summary] => San Miguel Pure Foods Co. Inc., the food manufacturing unit of diversifying conglomerate San Miguel Corp., has secured the go-signal from the Securities and Exchange Commission to raise its capitalization from P1.46 billion to P2.46 billion.
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[Title] => SMC to consolidate food units under one holding firm
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San Miguel Pure Foods Inc. is consolidating its food units Monterey Foods Corp., San Miguel Foods Inc., and Magnolia Inc. under just one holding company to cut on costs and maximize shareholder value.
The three companies will be folded into San Miguel Purefoods through the issuance of shares to parent firm San Miguel Corp. in exchange for the latter’s shareholdings in Monterey, Magnolia, and SMFI valued at P4.6 billion as of end-September last year.
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[Title] => San Miguel Purefoods eyes P2-B sales from new products
[Summary] => San Miguel Purefoods Co. Inc. expects sales from new products to hit P2 billion this year, according to a top company official.
Purefoods president Francisco Alejo said new products launched by the company in the past months had been received warmly by the consuming public. Among these new products are the Eaji snack foods, coffee, condiments, ice cream, cooking oil, and pancake mix.
Alejo said sales of Eaji for instance, went 40 percent higher than what management projected.
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[Title] => SMC food group posts 28% hike in operating income
[Summary] => San Miguel Food Group’s agro-industrial division registered a 28-percent rise in operating income for the first half this year on the strong performance of its poultry operations and lower operating costs, the company said in a statement.
The agro-industrial cluster – composed of San Miguel’s poultry, feeds and basic meats businesses – turned in an operating income of P844 million while revenues increased four percent to P18.2 billion.
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[Title] => Magnolia to launch new food products next year
[Summary] => Magnolia Inc., a subsidiary of San Miguel Pure Foods Co. Inc., is introducing new, affordable products next year as a way to help consumers make the most out of their shrinking take-home pay.
To be launched are a new chocolate milk drink and various breadfill products.
"Price and value are key priorities today. We are working to improve our offer to our customers by continuing to deliver new and innovative products of the highest quality in different price ranges," San Miguel president and chief operating officer Ramon S. Ang said.
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[Title] => San Miguel Food Group stages strong recovery
[Summary] => The San Miguel Food Group’s domestic operations staged a strong recovery in the second quarter, mainly due to higher sales from its poultry, meats and flour businesses.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => San Miguel Pure Foods turns around, nets P76.7M in Q1
[Summary] => San Miguel Pure Foods Inc., the food unit of San Miguel Corp., reported a 200-percent recovery in its first quarter financial performance with a P76.7-million net income, compared with a loss incurred the previous year’s level.
The improvement in income was attributed to the 19 percent jump in sales revenues to P9.2 billion from P7.7 billion in the same period last year. From an operating loss of P33 million last year, Purefoods registered an operating income of P294 million.
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[Title] => A surreal baking demo in a Chinese temple
[Summary] => Oct. 11, 2003 was a day that will go in my book as a surreal but worthy affair-to-remember. I was invited by Magnolia Inc. to Cebu for a baking demonstration. Nothing unusual about that, since I’ve been invited to go out of town by Magnolia a couple of times before.
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[ColumnID] => 133357
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