+ Follow ASAHI GLASS PHILS Tag
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[Title] => Four candidates withdraw from PSE race
[Summary] => Four candidates have withdrawn from the Philippine Stock Exchange’s annual elections of directors scheduled today.
In a notice issued yesterday, the PSE said Filomeno Francisco of AB Capital Securities, Paul Wee of Accord Securities, Lorenzo Tan of PNB Securities, and Wilfred Son Keng Po have backed out from running, although the bourse did not cite the reasons for their withdrawal.
Francisco, Tan and Wee were candidates for the broker-director seats in the exchange while Po had been nominated to represent other market participants.
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[Title] => Arroyo, Yuchengco lead candidates for PSE board
[Summary] => The upcoming elections of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board of directors is expected to be as controversial as the previous years as old rivals vie for limited slates in the 15-man board.
Based on the list of nominees qualified to run in this year’s board elections scheduled on March 19, 16 brokers are fighting for the seven seats reserved for broker-directors. The remaining eight seats are held by non-broker directors.
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[Title] => Glass, aluminum sectors buck high tariff on glass
[Summary] => The Philippine Chamber of Glass and Aluminum Industries Inc. (PCGAI) appealed yesterday for all-out support from the country’s glass and mirror users – furniture, construction, automotive and other sectors of the glass industry "in our firm resolve to fight for our cause by putting a stop on Asahi Glass Phils.’ desperate attempt to fully monopolize the local glass and mirror business.
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ASAHI GLASS PHILS
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[Title] => Four candidates withdraw from PSE race
[Summary] => Four candidates have withdrawn from the Philippine Stock Exchange’s annual elections of directors scheduled today.
In a notice issued yesterday, the PSE said Filomeno Francisco of AB Capital Securities, Paul Wee of Accord Securities, Lorenzo Tan of PNB Securities, and Wilfred Son Keng Po have backed out from running, although the bourse did not cite the reasons for their withdrawal.
Francisco, Tan and Wee were candidates for the broker-director seats in the exchange while Po had been nominated to represent other market participants.
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[ArticleID] => 268659
[Title] => Arroyo, Yuchengco lead candidates for PSE board
[Summary] => The upcoming elections of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board of directors is expected to be as controversial as the previous years as old rivals vie for limited slates in the 15-man board.
Based on the list of nominees qualified to run in this year’s board elections scheduled on March 19, 16 brokers are fighting for the seven seats reserved for broker-directors. The remaining eight seats are held by non-broker directors.
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[Title] => Glass, aluminum sectors buck high tariff on glass
[Summary] => The Philippine Chamber of Glass and Aluminum Industries Inc. (PCGAI) appealed yesterday for all-out support from the country’s glass and mirror users – furniture, construction, automotive and other sectors of the glass industry "in our firm resolve to fight for our cause by putting a stop on Asahi Glass Phils.’ desperate attempt to fully monopolize the local glass and mirror business.
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