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[Title] => National Steel evaluation body receives new business plans
[Summary] => The National Steel Corp. (NSC) evaluation committee received yesterday new business and financial plans from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, Cathay Pacific Steel Corp. and Voest Alpine as part of the committee’s additional requirements for the rehabilitation of the shuttered steel plant.
But Allengoal expressed its concern that the request for clarification and more detailed business and financial plans may be an attempt by the committee to give the two other bidders an opportunity to improve, revise and even possibly top the offer submitted by Allengoal.
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[Title] => Hottick bats for inclusion of Allengoal in new NSC bidding
[Summary] => Hottick Investment Ltd. continues to push for the inclusion of Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading in the new bidding for National Steel Corp. (NSC) being scheduled by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
In a letter to Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II, who heads the evaluation committee which will review the bids, Hottick insisted that Allengoal "be invited to participate again in this process to preclude potential roadblocks ahead."
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[Title] => NSC attracts 2 more lease proponents
[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Title] => NSC attracts 2 more lease proponents
[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Title] => SEC asked to consider new bid to operate NSC
[Summary] => The fate of National Steel Corp. (NSC) appears uncertain as yet another lease proponent has reportedly made a bid to operate the steel firm, ahead of an impending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision to proceed with the company’s liquidation.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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[Title] => SEC asked to consider new bid to operate NSC
[Summary] => The fate of National Steel Corp. (NSC) appears uncertain as yet another lease proponent has reportedly made a bid to operate the steel firm, ahead of an impending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision to proceed with the company’s liquidation.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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[Title] => SEC to decide NSC fate by month’s end
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will decide by the end of this month whether to consider a lease proposal or proceed with the liquidation of National Steel Corp. (NSC).
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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[Title] => SEC to decide NSC fate by month’s end
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will decide by the end of this month whether to consider a lease proposal or proceed with the liquidation of National Steel Corp. (NSC).
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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[Title] => Lucio Tan seen as key factor in resolution of NSC issue
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan is a key factor in resolving the current financial problem of the National Steel Corp. (NSC).
Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said yesterday that any resolution to NSC‘s financial troubles would involve not only the Natural Development Co. (NDC) and the Malaysian government, but also the Tan-controlled Philippine National Bank and Allied Bank.
"Any solution must have the support of the banks, primarily the PNB and Allied Bank, as they represent 50 percent of the secured credits of NSC."
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ALLENGOAL STEEL FABRICATION AND TRADING
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[Title] => National Steel evaluation body receives new business plans
[Summary] => The National Steel Corp. (NSC) evaluation committee received yesterday new business and financial plans from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, Cathay Pacific Steel Corp. and Voest Alpine as part of the committee’s additional requirements for the rehabilitation of the shuttered steel plant.
But Allengoal expressed its concern that the request for clarification and more detailed business and financial plans may be an attempt by the committee to give the two other bidders an opportunity to improve, revise and even possibly top the offer submitted by Allengoal.
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[Title] => Hottick bats for inclusion of Allengoal in new NSC bidding
[Summary] => Hottick Investment Ltd. continues to push for the inclusion of Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading in the new bidding for National Steel Corp. (NSC) being scheduled by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
In a letter to Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II, who heads the evaluation committee which will review the bids, Hottick insisted that Allengoal "be invited to participate again in this process to preclude potential roadblocks ahead."
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[Title] => NSC attracts 2 more lease proponents
[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Summary] => National Steel Corp. (NSC) has attracted two more lease proponents that strengthened its chances of re-opening, although the bids will still be evaluated by the steel firm’s designated liquidator.
Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia Bautista said that aside from the pending lease proposal from Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, two more companies – Cathay Pacific Steel Co. (Capasco) and the Swiss-based Glencor – have submitted their respective lease bids to NSC liquidator former SEC commissioner Danilo Concepcion.
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[Summary] => The fate of National Steel Corp. (NSC) appears uncertain as yet another lease proponent has reportedly made a bid to operate the steel firm, ahead of an impending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision to proceed with the company’s liquidation.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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[Summary] => The fate of National Steel Corp. (NSC) appears uncertain as yet another lease proponent has reportedly made a bid to operate the steel firm, ahead of an impending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision to proceed with the company’s liquidation.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will decide by the end of this month whether to consider a lease proposal or proceed with the liquidation of National Steel Corp. (NSC).
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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[Title] => SEC to decide NSC fate by month’s end
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will decide by the end of this month whether to consider a lease proposal or proceed with the liquidation of National Steel Corp. (NSC).
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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[Title] => Lucio Tan seen as key factor in resolution of NSC issue
[Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan is a key factor in resolving the current financial problem of the National Steel Corp. (NSC).
Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said yesterday that any resolution to NSC‘s financial troubles would involve not only the Natural Development Co. (NDC) and the Malaysian government, but also the Tan-controlled Philippine National Bank and Allied Bank.
"Any solution must have the support of the banks, primarily the PNB and Allied Bank, as they represent 50 percent of the secured credits of NSC."
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