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                    [Title] => Belle sustains income growth
                    [Summary] => Leisure property developer Belle Corp. sustained the growth in its net income as profits amounted to P93.21 million in the third quarter this year compared with the P53.64-million net loss incurred in the same quarter last year.


Belle attributed the turnaround in its financial performance to net capital gains from the spin-off and sale of its majority interest in Highlands Prime Inc., amounting to P1.4 billion.


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                    [Title] => NTC gives permanent license to PhilCom
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In 1995, NTC granted PhilCom, a subsidiary/affiliate of Philippine Global Communications, Inc., an authorized international gateway facility provider, a provisional authority to construct, install, operate and maintain new, basic and enhanced facilities for the provision of LEC  services in various provinces of Mindanao. Subsequently, it was given the authority to operate as an Inter-Exchanger (IXC) in 1997 within its assigned areas.


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                    [Title] => Belle reports P2.8-B loss in 2001
                    [Summary] => Property developer Belle Corp. continues to suffer from huge losses as a result of interest expenses and loss provisions from its investee companies, documents submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission showed.


From a consolidated net loss of P3.04 billion in 2002, Belle reported a net loss of P2.79 billion last year, "arising predominantly from interest expense of P802.4 million and P1.534 billion in equitized losses and loss provisions attributable to Belle’s investee companies, primarily APC Group."


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Philcom president and CEO Alex Villamar led the pack by filing his terminal
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The chief executive officer (CEO) and two other senior officials have resigned
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Corp.

Philcom president and CEO Alex Villamar led the pack by filing his terminal
leave last Jan. 10. Evelyn Singson has assumed the position, while management
looks for a suitable replacement.

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Henry Sy mulls bid for 3rd telco slot

By Iris Gonzales | March 5, 2018 - 12:00am

Banking and retail tycoon Henry Sy Sr. may join the race to become the country’s third telecommunications player. ...

Business

Belle sustains income growth

November 14, 2002 - 12:00am

Leisure property developer Belle Corp. sustained the growth in its net income as profits amounted to P93.21 million in the third quarter this year compared with the P53.64-million net loss incurred in the same quarter...

Business

NTC gives permanent license to PhilCom

August 21, 2002 - 12:00am

The National Telecommunications Commission issued last July 22 a certificate of public convenience and necessity (CPCN) to PhilCom Corp. In 1995, NTC granted PhilCom, a subsidiary/affiliate of Philippine Global...

Business

Belle reports P2.8-B loss in 2001

May 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Property developer Belle Corp. continues to suffer from huge losses as a result of interest expenses and loss provisions from its investee companies, documents submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission...

Business

Belle loses P3.3 B

March 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Belle Corp. released its tentative 1999 financial results yesterday, disclosing a staggering net loss of P3.3 billion after posting net profits of P104 million in 1998 and P1.2 billion in 1997.

Business

Top Philcom officials resign

By by Marigold Yao-Endriga | January 18, 2000 - 12:00am

The chief executive officer (CEO) and two other senior officials have resigned in what observers describe as a major shakedown in the cash-strapped Philcom Corp. Philcom president and CEO Alex Villamar led...

Business