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                    [Summary] => Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco) which earlier filed for court rehabilitation announced yesterday that its operations remain largely unaffected despite moves by Tsuneishi Heavy Industries, a joint venture with the Aboitiz Group of Cebu, to seize its assets. 


According to sources, Tsuneishi is being provided legal assistance by lawyers Thaddeus Alvizo, Amer Hussein Mambuay and other Aboitiz counsels from the Sycip, Salazar law firm. The lawyers were deputized by sheriff Art Cahigon of the Cebu Regional Trial Court yesterday. 


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                    [Summary] => Tsuneishi Heavy Industries Inc., a joint venture of the Aboitiz Group and the Tsuneishi Group of Japan, said Negros Navigation Co. owes them a total of P111.25 million and not P36 million as claimed by the shipping unit of Metro Pacific Corp.


Tsuneishi builds and repairs ships for local and international clients and has its operations base in Balamban with the Aboitiz Group as business and management partner.


Tsuneishi used to be a partner of Nenaco until it failed to pay for repairs on its vessels, and for ship drydocking since 2002.


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Tsuneishi builds and repairs ships for local and international clients and has its operations base in Balamban with the Aboitiz Group as business and management partner.


Tsuneishi used to be a partner of Nenaco until it failed to pay for repairs on its vessels, and for ship drydocking since 2002.


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Debt problem not affecting Nenaco operations — official

April 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco) which earlier filed for court rehabilitation announced yesterday that its operations remain largely unaffected despite moves by Tsuneishi Heavy Industries, a joint venture with the...

Business

Nenaco debt is P111M — Tsuneishi

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | March 29, 2004 - 12:00am

Tsuneishi Heavy Industries Inc., a joint venture of the Aboitiz Group and the Tsuneishi Group of Japan, said Negros Navigation Co. owes them a total of P111.25 million and not P36 million as claimed by the shipping...

Business