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                    [Title] => Uniwide plans P1-B convertible notes as part of rehab program
                    [Summary] => The Uniwide Group of Companies plans to issue P1- billion worth of convertible notes to its unsecured creditors in line with its rehabilitation program, aimed at further reducing its debts to more manageable levels and regaining its status as one of the country’s largest discount retail firms.


Under the plan, Uniwide will settle P2.59 billion in obligations to unsecured creditors through the conversion of 50 percent of the unsecured debt into 15-year convertible notes that are redeemable anytime at the option of the firm.
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Based on a quarterly report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Uniwide attributed the improvement in its financial performance to lower expenses.
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                    [Title] => Uniwide plans P1-B convertible notes as part of rehab program
                    [Summary] => The Uniwide Group of Companies plans to issue P1- billion worth of convertible notes to its unsecured creditors in line with its rehabilitation program, aimed at further reducing its debts to more manageable levels and regaining its status as one of the country’s largest discount retail firms.


Under the plan, Uniwide will settle P2.59 billion in obligations to unsecured creditors through the conversion of 50 percent of the unsecured debt into 15-year convertible notes that are redeemable anytime at the option of the firm.
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Based on a quarterly report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Uniwide attributed the improvement in its financial performance to lower expenses.
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