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                    [Title] => Pryce Gases exits rehabilitation
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As it exits its 12-year corporate rehabilitation, Pryce Gases Inc. (PGI) is staging a comeback aimed at helping its listed parent firm Pryce Corp. meet bottom and top line targets.

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                    [Title] => Pryce profit jumps 5-fold in H1
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                    [Title] => Pryce unit inks farm-in deal with Otto Energy
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A unit of listed Pryce Corp. signed a farm-in option agreement with Otto Energy Philippines Inc. to earn a 10 percent working interest in Service Contract 55 in offshore Palawan.

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                    [Title] => CA turns down Pryce rehab plan
                    [Summary] => The Court of Appeals has turned down a rehabilitation plan for a company engaged in real estate development and also ordered it to pay its P100-million bank loan obligation.


In a 20-page decision, the CA First Division through Associate Justice Rebecca de Guia-Salvador granted a petition of the Bank of the Philippine Islands to set aside a ruling of the Makati regional trial court last year that approved the rehabilitation plan for Pryce Corp.


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                    [Title] => Pryce Corp allots P80M for 4 memorial parks
                    [Summary] => Property firm-turned liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distributor Pryce Corp. has earmarked around P80 million this year for the construction of four new memorial parks in Mindanao.


Newly-appointed Pryce president Nilo Ezequiel said the move is in line with the company’s plan to concentrate on the development of memorial parks following the divestment of its real estate properties.


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                    [Title] => Pryce stockholders okay rehabilitation program
                    [Summary] => Publicly-listed Pryce Corp. has filed  for suspension of debt payments and rehabilitation after securing the approval of over 94 percent of its shareholders.


In a statement, Pryce said it was left with no choice but to seek debt relief from the courts in order to protect and preserve itself while a viable and acceptable rehabilitation plan is being drawn out.


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                    [Title] => Pryce Corp to file petition for debt relief
                    [Summary] => Listed  holding company Pryce Corp. will file a petition for the suspension of debt payments and rehabilitation to prevent its creditors from instituting foreclosure proceedings against its assets.


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), Pryce said it is left with no choice but to seek debt relief from the courts in order to protect and preserve itself while a viable and acceptable rehabilitation plan is being worked out.


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                    [Title] => Pryce Corp hikes capital to P4-B
                    [Summary] => Listed firm Pryce Corp. has increased its authorized capital stock from P400 million to P4 billion to facilitate the implementation of the court-approved corporate rehabilitation plan of its subsidiary Pryce Gases Inc. (PGI). 


Based on the rehab plan submitted to the Makati Regional Trial Court, Pryce shall offer its real estate assets as partial payment for the obligations of PGI to its creditors.


The plan was filed by the International Finance Corp., the private sector financing arm of the World Bank and the Netherlands Development Finance Co., both creditors of PGI.

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In a 20-page decision, the CA First Division through Associate Justice Rebecca de Guia-Salvador granted a petition of the Bank of the Philippine Islands to set aside a ruling of the Makati regional trial court last year that approved the rehabilitation plan for Pryce Corp.


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Newly-appointed Pryce president Nilo Ezequiel said the move is in line with the company’s plan to concentrate on the development of memorial parks following the divestment of its real estate properties.


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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), Pryce said it is left with no choice but to seek debt relief from the courts in order to protect and preserve itself while a viable and acceptable rehabilitation plan is being worked out.


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Based on the rehab plan submitted to the Makati Regional Trial Court, Pryce shall offer its real estate assets as partial payment for the obligations of PGI to its creditors.


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