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[Title] => Total Phils changes corporate name
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved on May 4, 2001 the change in the corporate name of Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPC) to TotalFinaElf Philippines Corp. (TPC).
The change is a result of the merger of TPC’s parent corporations, TotalFina and Elf Aquitaine, now known as TotalFinaElf, one of the world’s five biggest oil and gas companies.
TPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said the new name is in line with the overall strategy of the TotalFinaElf Group.
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[Title] => Total Phils changes corporate name
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved on May 4, 2001 the change in the corporate name of Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPC) to TotalFinaElf Philippines Corp. (TPC).
The change is a result of the merger of TPC’s parent corporations, TotalFina and Elf Aquitaine, now known as TotalFinaElf, one of the world’s five biggest oil and gas companies.
TPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said the new name is in line with the overall strategy of the TotalFinaElf Group.
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[Title] => Total won’t hike stake in Eastern
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC), a subsidiary of French power firm Totalfinaelf, has no plans to increase its stake in Eastern Petroleum Corp. (EPC) despite its aggressive moves to expand its operations in the Philippines.
"We do not intend to jack up our share in Eastern Petroleum," TPPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said in reacting to reports that his company is intensifying efforts to grow its business in the country.
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[Title] => Total earmarks $30 M for expansion this year
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TTPC), one of the largest among the new oil players in the country, is allocating $30 million (P1.5 billion) for its expansion program this year.
TTPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood told reporters during the inauguration of its oil depot in Bataan last Monday that the amount will be used to put up 20 additional new stations within Metro Manila.
Thus far, TTPC has captured two percent of the local oil market.
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[Title] => Petron bucks hike in baseoil tariff
[Summary] => Industry leader Petron Corp. registered yesterday its opposition to a bill seeking to increase the tariff on baseoil saying the proposal "creates a baseoil monopoly that favors a single entity."
Senate Bill (SB) 2203, authored by Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile seeks to increase the tariff on imported baseoil from the existing three-percent to 20 percent.
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[Title] => Price control turns off investors – Merrill Lynch
[Summary] => The government’s insistence on placing "controls" on domestic fuel and electricity prices is sending negative signals to investors, according to a leading economic and market analysis firm.
In a study released in early October, Merrill Lynch said that the Philippine government’s limiting the increase of domestic fuel and electricity prices "is not a positive signal for investors."
"The profitability of refiners and power distributors has been undermined," it added.
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[Title] => OilEx worries Total more than peso fall
[Summary] => French firm Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) is more concerned with legislations that will affect the oil industry than the unstable political climate resulting in the deterioration of the peso.
"We are in constant discussion with our principals (in Paris) regarding the socio-political climate but we are more concerned with the legal framework than the foreign exchange situation," outgoing TPPC president Jean Jacques Jung said yesterday.
Jung was referring to the national oil exchange bill (OilEx) and the proposed 20 percent tariff on imported baseoil.
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[Title] => Total fails to hit LPG sales target
[Summary] => The liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) arm of Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) failed to meet its sales target for the first nine months this year.
Without giving exact figures, a ranking TPPC official said their sales for the Superkalan, the 2.7-kilogram LPG dropped by 15 percent as of August compared to the same period last year.
"Nevertheless, Superkalan continues to control 75 percent of the 2.7-kg market," said Roberto Velasquez, TPPC LPG manager.
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[Title] => New oil players eye jt venture
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The country's new players in the oil industry are proposing to form a joint
venture company that will acquire and maintain storage facilities. To be
composed of members of the New Petroleum Players Association (NPPA), the
proposed joint undertaking will acquire or assume the contract of Coastal PTT
to operate the Subic and Clark oil storage facilities.
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[Title] => Total invests $15 M in RP
[Summary] =>
New player Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) will invest some $15
million on its liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) operations this year, according to
its leading corporate officer.
TPPC president and managing director Jean Jacques Jung said the amount is about
the same amount invested last year.
Jung said the huge investment should result in a projected six percent market
share of the country's LPG market.
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TOTAL PETROLEUM PHILIPPINES CORP
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[Title] => Total Phils changes corporate name
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved on May 4, 2001 the change in the corporate name of Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPC) to TotalFinaElf Philippines Corp. (TPC).
The change is a result of the merger of TPC’s parent corporations, TotalFina and Elf Aquitaine, now known as TotalFinaElf, one of the world’s five biggest oil and gas companies.
TPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said the new name is in line with the overall strategy of the TotalFinaElf Group.
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[Title] => Total Phils changes corporate name
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved on May 4, 2001 the change in the corporate name of Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPC) to TotalFinaElf Philippines Corp. (TPC).
The change is a result of the merger of TPC’s parent corporations, TotalFina and Elf Aquitaine, now known as TotalFinaElf, one of the world’s five biggest oil and gas companies.
TPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said the new name is in line with the overall strategy of the TotalFinaElf Group.
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[Title] => Total won’t hike stake in Eastern
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC), a subsidiary of French power firm Totalfinaelf, has no plans to increase its stake in Eastern Petroleum Corp. (EPC) despite its aggressive moves to expand its operations in the Philippines.
"We do not intend to jack up our share in Eastern Petroleum," TPPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said in reacting to reports that his company is intensifying efforts to grow its business in the country.
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[Title] => Total earmarks $30 M for expansion this year
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TTPC), one of the largest among the new oil players in the country, is allocating $30 million (P1.5 billion) for its expansion program this year.
TTPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood told reporters during the inauguration of its oil depot in Bataan last Monday that the amount will be used to put up 20 additional new stations within Metro Manila.
Thus far, TTPC has captured two percent of the local oil market.
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[Title] => Petron bucks hike in baseoil tariff
[Summary] => Industry leader Petron Corp. registered yesterday its opposition to a bill seeking to increase the tariff on baseoil saying the proposal "creates a baseoil monopoly that favors a single entity."
Senate Bill (SB) 2203, authored by Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile seeks to increase the tariff on imported baseoil from the existing three-percent to 20 percent.
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[Title] => Price control turns off investors – Merrill Lynch
[Summary] => The government’s insistence on placing "controls" on domestic fuel and electricity prices is sending negative signals to investors, according to a leading economic and market analysis firm.
In a study released in early October, Merrill Lynch said that the Philippine government’s limiting the increase of domestic fuel and electricity prices "is not a positive signal for investors."
"The profitability of refiners and power distributors has been undermined," it added.
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[Title] => OilEx worries Total more than peso fall
[Summary] => French firm Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) is more concerned with legislations that will affect the oil industry than the unstable political climate resulting in the deterioration of the peso.
"We are in constant discussion with our principals (in Paris) regarding the socio-political climate but we are more concerned with the legal framework than the foreign exchange situation," outgoing TPPC president Jean Jacques Jung said yesterday.
Jung was referring to the national oil exchange bill (OilEx) and the proposed 20 percent tariff on imported baseoil.
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[Title] => Total fails to hit LPG sales target
[Summary] => The liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) arm of Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) failed to meet its sales target for the first nine months this year.
Without giving exact figures, a ranking TPPC official said their sales for the Superkalan, the 2.7-kilogram LPG dropped by 15 percent as of August compared to the same period last year.
"Nevertheless, Superkalan continues to control 75 percent of the 2.7-kg market," said Roberto Velasquez, TPPC LPG manager.
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[Title] => New oil players eye jt venture
[Summary] =>
The country's new players in the oil industry are proposing to form a joint
venture company that will acquire and maintain storage facilities. To be
composed of members of the New Petroleum Players Association (NPPA), the
proposed joint undertaking will acquire or assume the contract of Coastal PTT
to operate the Subic and Clark oil storage facilities.
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[Title] => Total invests $15 M in RP
[Summary] =>
New player Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) will invest some $15
million on its liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) operations this year, according to
its leading corporate officer.
TPPC president and managing director Jean Jacques Jung said the amount is about
the same amount invested last year.
Jung said the huge investment should result in a projected six percent market
share of the country's LPG market.
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