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The investment and subscription agreement covers 25.12 billion new common shares of Philweb equivalent to 20 percent of the resulting expanded outstanding capital stock at a price of two centavos per share or a total of P502.4 million.


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TRADE MINISTER ROBERTO ONGPIN

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