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[Title] => 10 groups eye Mimosa Leisure Estate
[Summary] => Ten investor groups have expressed interest to operate the Mimosa Leisure Estate in Clark, Pampanga, a top Clark Development Corp. (CDC) official said.
The CDC took over Mimosa in 1998 after former owner Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MPI) of businessman Jose Antonio U. Gonzalez failed to settle back rentals with CDC as well as other obligations with the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) and the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) worth around P325 million
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[Title] => SEC suspends registration of Mondragon Leisure
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has suspended the registration certificate of Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. (MLRC) for failure to settle fines arising from non-submission of financial reports.
MLRC, which is into leisure and gaming, operates the Mimosa Leisure Estate in Clark which features, among others, a 36-hole championship golf course, a 304-room five-star hotel, various deluxe furnished villas and a gaming casino.
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[Title] => PSE suspends trading in 7 listed issues for reportorial violations
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) suspended yesterday trading of shares in seven listed companies for their continued non-compliance with the bourse’s reportorial requirements and non-payment of fines.
In a notice to member-brokers, the PSE said the suspension will remain in effect until the erring parties have submitted the required annual reports and settled the assessed fines.
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[Title] => Mondragon resets stockholders’ meet
[Summary] => Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MIPI) has reset to September its annual stockholders meeting to pursue negotiations on the Mimosa Leisure Estate, the holding company told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
MIPI chairman and chief executive officer Jose Antonio Gonzalez said the meeting was rescheduled to give the company enough time to pursue talks with government agencies and prospective investors in the Clark-based Mimosa, which was put up by its subsidiary Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. (MLRC).
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[Title] => Mondragon asks SC to stop Mimosa bidding
[Summary] => Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MIPI) has asked the Supreme Court to stop the ongoing bidding of the Mimosa Leisure Estate in Clark, Pampanga by the state agency Clark Development Corp. (CDC).
MIPI, together with subsidiaries Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. and Mondragon Securities Corp., are seeking the issuance of a temporary restraining order (TRO) on the sale of the Mimosa complex.
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[Title] => Gonzalez to regain Mimosa after signing MOU with CDC
[Summary] => Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Inc. (MLRC), the wholly-owned subsidiary of Mondragon International Philippines Inc., has signed a memorandum of understanding with Clark Development Corp. (CDC) which could pave the way for the return of the Mimosa Leisure Estate to the group of businessman and former Tourism Secretary Jose Antonio Gonzalez.
The MOU was arrived at after CDC and MLRC agreed to identify certain issues and differences between them in connection with the lease of the Mimosa estate.
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[Title] => Mondragon gives 6-month deadline for Mimosa talks
[Summary] => Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. (MLRC) is giving itself a six-month period or until September this year to finalize talks with government and potential investors in the plush Mimosa Leisure Estate at the Clark Special Economic zone for approval by their stockholders.
In a letter to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Antonio Jose Gonzalez, chairman and CEO of MLRC’s parent firm Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MIPI), said they have postponed the annual stockholders meeting originally scheduled yesterday, for another six months, or on Sept. 15, 2003.
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[Title] => Tougher accounting rule affects stockholders’ meeting skeds
[Summary] => The policy of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) toward stricter accounting standards has impacted on the schedules of annual stockholders' meetings among listed companies.
Based on separate disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, most of the firms cited their inability to furnish the audited financial statements in time for their yearly shareholders meetings, which have traditionally been scheduled on specific dates.
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[Title] => More firms face PSE sanctions
[Summary] => Nine more companies face the threat of a trading suspension in their shares at the stock market unless they comply with certain requirements on or before July 16, 2001
The Philippine Stock Exchange said the companies have so far failed to comply with the structured reportorial requirements involving the submission of 200 copies of their respective annual reports using SEC Form 17-A for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2000.
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[Title] => More firms face PSE sanctions
[Summary] => Nine more companies face the threat of a trading suspension in their shares at the stock market unless they comply with certain requirements on or before July 16, 2001
The Philippine Stock Exchange said the companies have so far failed to comply with the structured reportorial requirements involving the submission of 200 copies of their respective annual reports using SEC Form 17-A for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2000.
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MONDRAGON INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES INC
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[Title] => 10 groups eye Mimosa Leisure Estate
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The CDC took over Mimosa in 1998 after former owner Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MPI) of businessman Jose Antonio U. Gonzalez failed to settle back rentals with CDC as well as other obligations with the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) and the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) worth around P325 million
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[Title] => SEC suspends registration of Mondragon Leisure
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has suspended the registration certificate of Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. (MLRC) for failure to settle fines arising from non-submission of financial reports.
MLRC, which is into leisure and gaming, operates the Mimosa Leisure Estate in Clark which features, among others, a 36-hole championship golf course, a 304-room five-star hotel, various deluxe furnished villas and a gaming casino.
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[Title] => PSE suspends trading in 7 listed issues for reportorial violations
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) suspended yesterday trading of shares in seven listed companies for their continued non-compliance with the bourse’s reportorial requirements and non-payment of fines.
In a notice to member-brokers, the PSE said the suspension will remain in effect until the erring parties have submitted the required annual reports and settled the assessed fines.
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[Title] => Mondragon resets stockholders’ meet
[Summary] => Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MIPI) has reset to September its annual stockholders meeting to pursue negotiations on the Mimosa Leisure Estate, the holding company told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
MIPI chairman and chief executive officer Jose Antonio Gonzalez said the meeting was rescheduled to give the company enough time to pursue talks with government agencies and prospective investors in the Clark-based Mimosa, which was put up by its subsidiary Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. (MLRC).
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[Summary] => Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MIPI) has asked the Supreme Court to stop the ongoing bidding of the Mimosa Leisure Estate in Clark, Pampanga by the state agency Clark Development Corp. (CDC).
MIPI, together with subsidiaries Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. and Mondragon Securities Corp., are seeking the issuance of a temporary restraining order (TRO) on the sale of the Mimosa complex.
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[Title] => Gonzalez to regain Mimosa after signing MOU with CDC
[Summary] => Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Inc. (MLRC), the wholly-owned subsidiary of Mondragon International Philippines Inc., has signed a memorandum of understanding with Clark Development Corp. (CDC) which could pave the way for the return of the Mimosa Leisure Estate to the group of businessman and former Tourism Secretary Jose Antonio Gonzalez.
The MOU was arrived at after CDC and MLRC agreed to identify certain issues and differences between them in connection with the lease of the Mimosa estate.
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[Title] => Mondragon gives 6-month deadline for Mimosa talks
[Summary] => Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. (MLRC) is giving itself a six-month period or until September this year to finalize talks with government and potential investors in the plush Mimosa Leisure Estate at the Clark Special Economic zone for approval by their stockholders.
In a letter to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Antonio Jose Gonzalez, chairman and CEO of MLRC’s parent firm Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MIPI), said they have postponed the annual stockholders meeting originally scheduled yesterday, for another six months, or on Sept. 15, 2003.
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Based on separate disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, most of the firms cited their inability to furnish the audited financial statements in time for their yearly shareholders meetings, which have traditionally been scheduled on specific dates.
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The Philippine Stock Exchange said the companies have so far failed to comply with the structured reportorial requirements involving the submission of 200 copies of their respective annual reports using SEC Form 17-A for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2000.
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The Philippine Stock Exchange said the companies have so far failed to comply with the structured reportorial requirements involving the submission of 200 copies of their respective annual reports using SEC Form 17-A for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2000.
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