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Gotianun reported that as one of the creditor-stockholders of VMC, East West Bank feels duty bound to look into the performance of VMC to insure that VMC would be able to meet the repayment of its obligations.


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The commission en banc has issued an order upholding the Nov. 29, 2000 order by the SEC hearing panel approving the mancom-ARP and dismissing VMC management’s (represented by VMC chairman and president Manuel Manalac) own rehab proposal.


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The management committee of cash-strapped Victorias Milling Corp.
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