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ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. is in talks with its creditors for a possible restructuring of some P4.2 billion in debts, to allow the company to free up funds to finance its capital expenditure program.


This as the company expects a complete turnaround this year from last year’s dismal performance. In 2005, net income was down 62 percent to P288 million while gross revenues went up only eight percent year-on-year. 


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In yesterday’s briefing, JFC vice president for finance Miguel Jose  Navarrete said the group’s consolidated net income reached P1.051 billion in  2002, a whopping 79-percent increase from the P587- million profit in 2001.


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Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) chairman and CEO Tony Tan Caktiong told reporters during the company’s stockholders meeting yesterday that despite the group’s plan to expand at a more modest pace, they are considering to put up Jollibee and Chowking stores in the Southern portion of mainland China, particularly the heavily-populated Shanghai.


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In a briefing, JFC vice president for corporate finance Miguel Jose Navarrete said systemwide retail sales increased 11 percent to P6.1 billion during the period but net income contracted by 8.8 percent to P198 million, pulled down by an additional P27 million in interst expenses and lower interest income.


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                    [Title] => Jollibee eyes overseas investments
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As the company’s first semester sales reached P11.6 billion this year, Jollibee expressed optimism that the initial signs of growing economic stability would translate to an even better performance during the second half of the year for the company and the fastfood industry in general.


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The positive results were boosted by the 20-percent surge in systemwide sales of P11.6 billion during the period, notwithstanding the sluggish economic environment, as it eventually reaped the benefits of integrating the operations of Oriental fastfood chain Chowking.


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MIGUEL JOSE NAVARRETE

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In yesterday’s briefing, JFC vice president for finance Miguel Jose  Navarrete said the group’s consolidated net income reached P1.051 billion in  2002, a whopping 79-percent increase from the P587- million profit in 2001.


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