+ Follow UNIMARK INVESTMENTS CORP Tag
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[Title] => Tanduay unit inks deal with Singapore bank
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Tanduay Distillers Inc. said its wholly-owned unit Unimark Investments Corp. has inked an agreement with Singapore-based Standard Merchant Bank for the sale of its assets to the bank.
Tanduay acquired Unimark, an asset management company, in September. Unimark has an authorized capital of P2 billion.
Tanduay earlier said it planned to acquire shares in sugar miller Victorias Milling Co. Inc., which is now likewise controlled by the Lucio Tan Group of Companies following a capital infusion of P300 million last year.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tanduay acquires asset management company
[Summary] => Liquor distiller Tanduay Holdings Inc. said its board has approved the acquisition of asset management company Unimark Investment (SPV-AMC) Corp.
Tanduay did not give other details but said the proposed transaction is within its ordinary course of business, in line with its primary purpose as a holding company.
Unimark Investments Corp., which has an authorized capital of P2 billion, was formed by a group headed by Robin Sy, president of the Federation of Filipino Chambers of Commerce.
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[Title] => PBCom sells P12.156B of non-performing loans
[Summary] => Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) has disposed of P12.156 billion worth of non-performing loans (NPLs) it had placed at the auction block.
Unimark Investments Corp., a registered special purpose vehicle (SPV), acquired the bad loans for an undisclosed amount. The SPV is headed by Robin Sy, the president of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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UNIMARK INVESTMENTS CORP
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[Title] => Tanduay unit inks deal with Singapore bank
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Tanduay Distillers Inc. said its wholly-owned unit Unimark Investments Corp. has inked an agreement with Singapore-based Standard Merchant Bank for the sale of its assets to the bank.
Tanduay acquired Unimark, an asset management company, in September. Unimark has an authorized capital of P2 billion.
Tanduay earlier said it planned to acquire shares in sugar miller Victorias Milling Co. Inc., which is now likewise controlled by the Lucio Tan Group of Companies following a capital infusion of P300 million last year.
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[Title] => Tanduay acquires asset management company
[Summary] => Liquor distiller Tanduay Holdings Inc. said its board has approved the acquisition of asset management company Unimark Investment (SPV-AMC) Corp.
Tanduay did not give other details but said the proposed transaction is within its ordinary course of business, in line with its primary purpose as a holding company.
Unimark Investments Corp., which has an authorized capital of P2 billion, was formed by a group headed by Robin Sy, president of the Federation of Filipino Chambers of Commerce.
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[Title] => PBCom sells P12.156B of non-performing loans
[Summary] => Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) has disposed of P12.156 billion worth of non-performing loans (NPLs) it had placed at the auction block.
Unimark Investments Corp., a registered special purpose vehicle (SPV), acquired the bad loans for an undisclosed amount. The SPV is headed by Robin Sy, the president of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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