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The country’s largest sugar miller Victorias Milling Corp. expects to pare down its debt to around P2.8 billion by August, the end of the current crop year, according to its top official.

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                    [Title] => Trading in Victorias Milling shares resumes today
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Trading in shares of Victorias Milling Co. Inc. will resume today (May 21) after a 15-year hiatus, opening up  a mechanism for equity investment.
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                    [Title] => Lucio Tan Group mulls capital-raising activities for PAL, Eton
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Tycoon Lucio Tan is considering several capital-raising activities for flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) and real estate deve-lopment firm Eton Properties Philippines Inc.
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                    [Title] => Tanduay taps PNB Capital for capital-raising program
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Hard liquor maker Tanduay Holdings Inc. has tapped PNB Capital & Investment Corp. as financial advisor for its planned capital-raising program.
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                    [Title] => Tanduay profit falls 11% in 2010
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Lucio Tan’s liquor unit Tanduay Holdings Inc. posted a net profit of P508.67 million last year, down 11 percent from P573.2 million a year earlier as higher sales were offset by higher costs.
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                    [Title] => Tanduay eyes 10% rise in sales volume this year
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Tanduay Holdings Inc. is projecting a 10-percent rise in sales volume this year, mainly due to an anticipated increase in consumer spending.
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                    [Title] => Tanduay expects 8% sales growth this year
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Tanduay Holdings Inc., owned by tobacco and airlines tycoon Lucio Tan, is eyeing a five-to-eight percent growth in sales volume this year amid the worldwide economic slowdown.
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                    [Title] => Writers and rum
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                    [Title] => ‘Kapitan’ plays skipper to Team Tanduay’s bid
                    [Summary] => He is known by many names, but the word "Kapitan" does not fit better than now for philanthropist Lucio Tan.


With the 2004 Tour ng Pilipinas set to wheel off tomorrow, the taipan plays skipper to a bunch of determined warriors on wheels who are looking to better a fourth-place in last year’s edition of the summer classic.


Team Tanduay sets out as a darkhorse in the field even with defending individual champion Arnel Querimit leading the way, as a host of new faces, virtual greehorns in the Tour, make up the core of the squad.


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                    [Title] => Tanduay laments TRO over Ginebra Kapitan
                    [Summary] => Tanduay  Distillers Inc. (TDI) yesterday lamented the temporary restraining order issued  by the Mandaluyong  Regional Trial Court barring Tanduay from manufacturing, distributing and selling its Ginebra Kapitan gin.


"The restraining order is a clear victory  of monopoly over free market competition. It also signals the death of the consumers’ freedom of choice," TDI chief operating officer (COO) Wilson Young said yesterday.


At the same time, Young said, "it also signals the death of the consumers’ freedom of choice."


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WILSON YOUNG

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Team Tanduay sets out as a darkhorse in the field even with defending individual champion Arnel Querimit leading the way, as a host of new faces, virtual greehorns in the Tour, make up the core of the squad.


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"The restraining order is a clear victory  of monopoly over free market competition. It also signals the death of the consumers’ freedom of choice," TDI chief operating officer (COO) Wilson Young said yesterday.


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