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[Title] => AJO.net to be taken over by Platinum Group
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AJO.net Holdings Inc. has entered into a memorandum of agreement with Platinum Group Metal Corp. (PGMC), owned by the Atayde family, for the possible sale of the listed investment holding company.
Under the agreement, PGMC, which is involved in mineral exploration and production, is seeking to acquire a controlling interest in AJO.net with plans to change its business direction toward mining operations.
The parties will conduct their respective legal, financial and technical due diligence work for 60 days.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-24 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => RFM expects to break even this yr
[Summary] => Despite making a big splash in the export market, Concepcion-owned RFM Corp. lost about P200 million last year, mainly due to huge advertising and marketing expenses in building its brands.
But RFM president and CEO Jose Concepcion III told The STAR that the ‘loss’ phase is just a step which the company has to undergo to achieve its goal of being the leader in all its brands. "Already, our Fiesta brand (noodles) is almost number one," he said.
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[Title] => Philtown, Metroclub to build high-rise condo in Makati
[Summary] => Philippine Townships Inc. (Philtown), the property subsidiary of food giant RFM Corp. has signed an agreement with The Metropolitan Club (Metroclub) to build a high-rise residential condominium on the club’s property in Makati, along with a plan for the extensive redevelopment of the club’s sports facilities.
This was disclosed during the project launching ceremonies yesterday by Philtown chairman and CEO Jose A. Concepcion III and Metroclub chairman Carlos C. Syquia.
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[Title] => It’s Elmer calling
[Summary] => For as long as I can remember, Elmer Yanga has been involved in basketball. He sat on the bench as team manager when the Concepcion family’s RFM Corp. owned a franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). There wasn’t anyone else RFM president Joey Concepcion turned to when it came to deciding on issues relating to sports, particularly basketball.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1804869
[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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METROCLUB
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[Title] => AJO.net to be taken over by Platinum Group
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AJO.net Holdings Inc. has entered into a memorandum of agreement with Platinum Group Metal Corp. (PGMC), owned by the Atayde family, for the possible sale of the listed investment holding company.
Under the agreement, PGMC, which is involved in mineral exploration and production, is seeking to acquire a controlling interest in AJO.net with plans to change its business direction toward mining operations.
The parties will conduct their respective legal, financial and technical due diligence work for 60 days.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => RFM expects to break even this yr
[Summary] => Despite making a big splash in the export market, Concepcion-owned RFM Corp. lost about P200 million last year, mainly due to huge advertising and marketing expenses in building its brands.
But RFM president and CEO Jose Concepcion III told The STAR that the ‘loss’ phase is just a step which the company has to undergo to achieve its goal of being the leader in all its brands. "Already, our Fiesta brand (noodles) is almost number one," he said.
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[Summary] => Philippine Townships Inc. (Philtown), the property subsidiary of food giant RFM Corp. has signed an agreement with The Metropolitan Club (Metroclub) to build a high-rise residential condominium on the club’s property in Makati, along with a plan for the extensive redevelopment of the club’s sports facilities.
This was disclosed during the project launching ceremonies yesterday by Philtown chairman and CEO Jose A. Concepcion III and Metroclub chairman Carlos C. Syquia.
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[Summary] => For as long as I can remember, Elmer Yanga has been involved in basketball. He sat on the bench as team manager when the Concepcion family’s RFM Corp. owned a franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). There wasn’t anyone else RFM president Joey Concepcion turned to when it came to deciding on issues relating to sports, particularly basketball.
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