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                    [Title] => Gokongwei still keen on FPC’s PLDT stake
                    [Summary] => The Gokongwei group remains interested in acquiring part of First Pacific Co. Ltd.’s 24.4-percent controlling stake in the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), it was learned yesterday. 


Highly placed sources told The STAR that Gokongwei group patriarch John Gokongwei Jr. met with First Pacific controlling shareholder Anthoni Salim in Shanghai, China last Oct. 10 where Gokongwei, through his personal legal counsel Perry Pe, said that they remain interested in PLDT.
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Gokongwei’s personal lawyer Perry Pe explained, however, that the move, reached by JG Summit’s board of directors yesterday, was only reached to avoid any adverse impact of the deal on the stock prices of JG Summit, which is listed in the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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                    [Title] => Gokongwei still keen on FPC’s PLDT stake
                    [Summary] => The Gokongwei group remains interested in acquiring part of First Pacific Co. Ltd.’s 24.4-percent controlling stake in the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), it was learned yesterday. 


Highly placed sources told The STAR that Gokongwei group patriarch John Gokongwei Jr. met with First Pacific controlling shareholder Anthoni Salim in Shanghai, China last Oct. 10 where Gokongwei, through his personal legal counsel Perry Pe, said that they remain interested in PLDT.
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Gokongwei’s personal lawyer Perry Pe explained, however, that the move, reached by JG Summit’s board of directors yesterday, was only reached to avoid any adverse impact of the deal on the stock prices of JG Summit, which is listed in the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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