+ Follow TAIPAN LUCIO TAN Tag
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[Title] => Lucio Tan willing to sell 40-60% stake in PAL
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan is still willing to sell anywhere from 40 to 60 percent in flag carrier Philippine Airlines to a strategic partner that would provide the airline with aviation fuel.
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[Title] => Congressional query on JDF a zarzuela?
[Summary] => The Philippine STAR headline literally took the words off my mouth when it blared last Tuesday “Noy’s LP ‘Adopting’ Binay?”
[DatePublished] => 2014-08-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tan wants more time to study SMC offer
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan is taking his time to decide on an offer by diversifying conglomerate San Miguel Corp. to acquire a substantial stake in flag carrier Philippine Airlines.
[DatePublished] => 2012-04-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Newcomer makes big strides in local lubricant market
[Summary] => A relatively young company has made impressive gains and is now aiming for a place among the top five in the country’s lubricant market. Expansion plans include the establishment of a blending plant to cater to the Southeast Asian region.
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[Title] => Tight race to head Israel's Labour: polls
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[Title] => Tan, government start talks to keep status quo at PNB
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan and the government have started talks to maintain the status quo at the Philippine National Bank (PNB) and are discussing the terms for the possible extension of their joint agreement for at least two more years.
Top-level sources privy to ongoing talks disclosed that the government has become lukewarm to selling its shares, while Tan himself was not eager to buy, at least not at this time.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tan agrees to government ‘call option’ on PNB shares
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan has agreed to allow the government the right to buy back Philippine National Bank (PNB) shares equivalent to the number of shares it lost when it passed up the recent stock rights offering. Such right is referred to as a "call" option.
"After a series of meetings with Tan over the sale of PNB shares, he (Tan) finally agreed to allow the government to buy back PNB shares through the call option," Finance Secretary Jose T. Pardo said yesterday.
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[Title] => Tan ready to sign new pact with gov’t on PNB shares
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan is ready to sign a new agreement with the government that would tie him to a "put and call" option which would enable Tan to complete the purchase of the government’s shares in Philippine National Bank two years from now or for the government to reverse the process and buy back the same shares.
In an ambush interview, Tan confirmed that he is amenable to the "put and call" option and would be signing an agreement with the government soon.
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[Title] => No conditions for P10-billion infusion in PNB, say officials
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan cannot attach any conditionality to the infusion of an additional P10 billion in Philippine National Bank.
This was the joint opinion of Finance Undersecretary Cornelio Gison and Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto V. Reyes.
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TAIPAN LUCIO TAN
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[Title] => Congressional query on JDF a zarzuela?
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[DatePublished] => 2014-08-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tan wants more time to study SMC offer
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan is taking his time to decide on an offer by diversifying conglomerate San Miguel Corp. to acquire a substantial stake in flag carrier Philippine Airlines.
[DatePublished] => 2012-04-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => Newcomer makes big strides in local lubricant market
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[Title] => Tan, government start talks to keep status quo at PNB
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan and the government have started talks to maintain the status quo at the Philippine National Bank (PNB) and are discussing the terms for the possible extension of their joint agreement for at least two more years.
Top-level sources privy to ongoing talks disclosed that the government has become lukewarm to selling its shares, while Tan himself was not eager to buy, at least not at this time.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tan agrees to government ‘call option’ on PNB shares
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan has agreed to allow the government the right to buy back Philippine National Bank (PNB) shares equivalent to the number of shares it lost when it passed up the recent stock rights offering. Such right is referred to as a "call" option.
"After a series of meetings with Tan over the sale of PNB shares, he (Tan) finally agreed to allow the government to buy back PNB shares through the call option," Finance Secretary Jose T. Pardo said yesterday.
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[Title] => Tan ready to sign new pact with gov’t on PNB shares
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan is ready to sign a new agreement with the government that would tie him to a "put and call" option which would enable Tan to complete the purchase of the government’s shares in Philippine National Bank two years from now or for the government to reverse the process and buy back the same shares.
In an ambush interview, Tan confirmed that he is amenable to the "put and call" option and would be signing an agreement with the government soon.
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[Title] => No conditions for P10-billion infusion in PNB, say officials
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan cannot attach any conditionality to the infusion of an additional P10 billion in Philippine National Bank.
This was the joint opinion of Finance Undersecretary Cornelio Gison and Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto V. Reyes.
[DatePublished] => 2000-10-04 00:00:00
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