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[Title] => Solid Group taps Destiny infra for broadband telecoms
[Summary] => Solid Group Inc., the publicly-listed holding firm of businesswoman Elena Lim, plans to take over the operations of its sister firm Destiny Cable Inc. to consolidate its growing multimedia businesses anchored on broadband telecommunications.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SGI said it is "still pursuing the acquisition of DCI as approved by shareholders."
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[Title] => Solid Group stops selling Aiwa products
[Summary] => Listed firm Solid Group Inc. (SGI) has suspended the marketing and distribution of the Aiwa brand of home appliances effective July 1, 2003 as a result of the business worldwide realignment brought on by Sony Philippines’ takeover and integration of Aiwa as a second brand.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SGI said wholly-owned subsidiary Solid Distributors Inc. and Sony Philippines have agreed that the latter will now absorb the Aiwa brand, including product development and marketing support.
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[Title] => Solid ceases electronics operations
[Summary] => Solid Group Inc. (SGI) has shut down its consumer electronics manufacturing operations in Laguna following the continued loss of production orders from its principal customers, Sony and JVC.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SGI corporate information officer Enrique Ligeralde said their wholly-owned subsidiary Solid Laguna Corp. (SLC), based at the Laguna International Industrial Park, ceased manufacturing activities by end-2002, in effect reducing its full-year revenues by about P120 million.
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[Title] => Lim family to hike stake in Solid Group
[Summary] => The family of businesswoman Elena Lim will increase its stake in publicly-listed Solid Group Inc. (SGI) as a result of a share-swap with its affiliate multi-media Destiny Group, SGI informed the Philippine Stock Exchange.
The swap, which was recently approved by SGI’s stockholders, will be carried out through the issuance of an additional 1.026 billion common shares worth about P215 million to the Lim family and other officers of SGI in exchange for shares of stocks of Destiny Cable Inc. and Destiny Inc.
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[Title] => Solid Group eyes multimedia services
[Summary] => Given the sluggish growth in the consumer electronics sector and the increasing volume of importation of CBUs (completely built-up units) due to lowering of tariffs, Solid Group Inc. (SGI) will seek opportunities in broadband and multimedia businesses and other areas as part of its investment portfolio diversification strategy.
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[Title] => Solid Group, Destiny Cable set to OK revised swap deal
[Summary] => Publicly-listed holding firm Solid Group Inc. (SGI) will be consolidating the operations of the multi-media Destiny Group through a revised share-swap deal worth about P215 million.
SGI corporate information officer Enrique Ligeralde told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board of directors will meet on Sept. 24 to approve the acquisition of Destiny Cable Inc. and/or Destiny Inc. under new terms and conditions.
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[Title] => Destiny, Solid plan won’t push through
[Summary] => The consolidation of the multi-media Destiny Group into the publicly-listed Solid Group Inc. (SGI) will not push through in the meantime due to the prolonged approval of the share-swap deal by regulatory authorities.
SGI corporate information officer Enrique Ligeralde said the company’s board of directors approved last week the rescission of the April 16, 2001 deed of assignment between it and Destiny Cable Inc. (DCI), a company also owned by the family of Joseph and Elena Lim.
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[Summary] => Solid Group Inc., the publicly-listed holding firm of businesswoman Elena Lim, plans to take over the operations of its sister firm Destiny Cable Inc. to consolidate its growing multimedia businesses anchored on broadband telecommunications.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SGI said it is "still pursuing the acquisition of DCI as approved by shareholders."
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[Title] => Solid Group stops selling Aiwa products
[Summary] => Listed firm Solid Group Inc. (SGI) has suspended the marketing and distribution of the Aiwa brand of home appliances effective July 1, 2003 as a result of the business worldwide realignment brought on by Sony Philippines’ takeover and integration of Aiwa as a second brand.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SGI said wholly-owned subsidiary Solid Distributors Inc. and Sony Philippines have agreed that the latter will now absorb the Aiwa brand, including product development and marketing support.
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[Title] => Solid ceases electronics operations
[Summary] => Solid Group Inc. (SGI) has shut down its consumer electronics manufacturing operations in Laguna following the continued loss of production orders from its principal customers, Sony and JVC.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SGI corporate information officer Enrique Ligeralde said their wholly-owned subsidiary Solid Laguna Corp. (SLC), based at the Laguna International Industrial Park, ceased manufacturing activities by end-2002, in effect reducing its full-year revenues by about P120 million.
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[Title] => Lim family to hike stake in Solid Group
[Summary] => The family of businesswoman Elena Lim will increase its stake in publicly-listed Solid Group Inc. (SGI) as a result of a share-swap with its affiliate multi-media Destiny Group, SGI informed the Philippine Stock Exchange.
The swap, which was recently approved by SGI’s stockholders, will be carried out through the issuance of an additional 1.026 billion common shares worth about P215 million to the Lim family and other officers of SGI in exchange for shares of stocks of Destiny Cable Inc. and Destiny Inc.
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[Title] => Solid Group eyes multimedia services
[Summary] => Given the sluggish growth in the consumer electronics sector and the increasing volume of importation of CBUs (completely built-up units) due to lowering of tariffs, Solid Group Inc. (SGI) will seek opportunities in broadband and multimedia businesses and other areas as part of its investment portfolio diversification strategy.
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[Title] => Solid Group, Destiny Cable set to OK revised swap deal
[Summary] => Publicly-listed holding firm Solid Group Inc. (SGI) will be consolidating the operations of the multi-media Destiny Group through a revised share-swap deal worth about P215 million.
SGI corporate information officer Enrique Ligeralde told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board of directors will meet on Sept. 24 to approve the acquisition of Destiny Cable Inc. and/or Destiny Inc. under new terms and conditions.
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[Title] => Destiny, Solid plan won’t push through
[Summary] => The consolidation of the multi-media Destiny Group into the publicly-listed Solid Group Inc. (SGI) will not push through in the meantime due to the prolonged approval of the share-swap deal by regulatory authorities.
SGI corporate information officer Enrique Ligeralde said the company’s board of directors approved last week the rescission of the April 16, 2001 deed of assignment between it and Destiny Cable Inc. (DCI), a company also owned by the family of Joseph and Elena Lim.
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