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[Title] => SMC seen to post 36% income growth
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) is likely to start reaping the fruits of its group-wide restructuring as its net income this year could easily record a 36-percent growth to reach P9 billion, according to a local stockbrokerage house.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => San Miguel net income rises 2.5% to P6.63 billion in 2002
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp., the country’s largest food and beverage group, reported yesterday that its net income increased by just 2.5 percent last year to P6.63 billion after it booked P837 million in additional costs from restructuring as a result of the integration of the Coca-Cola, Pure Foods and Cosmos operations.
"It was a year of consolidation, rationalization and integration of San Miguel’s various businesses and operations in 2002," the company said in a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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[Title] => SMC posts P3-B net income in H1
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. continued to post strong sales as its corporate acquisition binge last year started to bear fruit, although its bottom line earnings had dropped 20 percent in the first semester due to additional costs related to the group-wide integration.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Government, Danding set to finalize interim pact on SMC shares
[Summary] => The government and the group of businessman Eduardo Cojuangco are expected to finalize next week an interim agreement to resolve the dispute over the ownership of coco levy fund shares in the San Miguel Corp. (SMC).
Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II who heads the government panel said a special stockholders meeting is set on Feb. 27 and the government’s nominees will be named shortly before that date.
Roxas, however, did not disclose the identities of the government nominees in SMC.
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[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) is likely to start reaping the fruits of its group-wide restructuring as its net income this year could easily record a 36-percent growth to reach P9 billion, according to a local stockbrokerage house.
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[Summary] => San Miguel Corp., the country’s largest food and beverage group, reported yesterday that its net income increased by just 2.5 percent last year to P6.63 billion after it booked P837 million in additional costs from restructuring as a result of the integration of the Coca-Cola, Pure Foods and Cosmos operations.
"It was a year of consolidation, rationalization and integration of San Miguel’s various businesses and operations in 2002," the company said in a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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[Title] => SMC posts P3-B net income in H1
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. continued to post strong sales as its corporate acquisition binge last year started to bear fruit, although its bottom line earnings had dropped 20 percent in the first semester due to additional costs related to the group-wide integration.
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[Title] => Government, Danding set to finalize interim pact on SMC shares
[Summary] => The government and the group of businessman Eduardo Cojuangco are expected to finalize next week an interim agreement to resolve the dispute over the ownership of coco levy fund shares in the San Miguel Corp. (SMC).
Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II who heads the government panel said a special stockholders meeting is set on Feb. 27 and the government’s nominees will be named shortly before that date.
Roxas, however, did not disclose the identities of the government nominees in SMC.
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