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Based on its consolidated financial statement, the publicly listed flagship of the Soriano family generated P1.378 billion in revenues, lower than the P1.944 billion in sales and other gains the previous year.

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Of buybacks and tender offers

By Joseph Liao Ong | March 10, 2008 - 12:00am

Business

Anscor to sell stake in M’danao Container Corp

December 24, 2003 - 12:00am

A. Soriano Corp. (ANSCOR) has approved a plan to sell its interest in Mindanao Container Corp., through 100 percent owned subsidiary Anscor Consolidated Corp., the company said in a disclosure to the Philippine Stock...

Business

Anscor bares P311-M loss

April 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Holding company A. Soriano Corp. (Anscor) suffered losses for the third consecutive year as it reported a net loss of P311 million for 2000, slightly lower than the record P350-million loss in 1999. Based on its...

Business