+ Follow BONIFACIO LAND Tag
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[Title] => FAIR EXCHANGE: PSE President Cayetano Paderanga
[Summary] => The film analogy begs the question, Is fact stranger than fiction? The BW scandal of several years back, the earlier failed corporate raid attempted on PLDT and Bonifacio Land by the Robinson’s Group, the currently controversial acquisition of the SSS shares of Equitable-PCIB by the SM/Banco de Oro Group–it seems we’ll never be short of news, scandals, shenani-gans and cases of corporate intrigues.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Philip Cu-Unjieng
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[Title] => FBDC withdraws P330-M issue due to debt restructuring plan
[Summary] => Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has withdrawn the issuance of P330-million worth of short-term commercial papers (STCPs) due to a new debt restructuring plan being worked out with its creditors.
Philippine Rating Services Corp., the local affiliate of credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s, said the Bonifacio Global City developer had withdrawn its STCP application with the Securities and Exchange Commission, prompting Philratings to similarly retract its PRS 3 rating on FBDC.
[DatePublished] => 2003-08-24 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Metro Pacific seeks partners for Ft Boni property
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp. is negotiating with possible strategic partners or retail developers for the development of its remaining 10.4-hectare property within Fort Bonifacio to further improve its liquidity position.
"We’re in discussions with a number of possible partners and developers and we hope to make an announcement before the end of the year," MPC director Edward Tortorici said at the sidelines of the company’s stockholders meeting last Friday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => ALI, Campos group finalize$90-M deal with MPC
[Summary] => The partnership of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI), the Campos-owned Evergreen Holdings, Inc. (EHI) and Greenfield Development Corp. finalized a deal with Metro Pacific Corp. last Thursday, effectively giving the partnership a 50.4-percent interest in Bonifacio Land Corp. and control over Bonifacio Global City.
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[Title] => First Pacific okays deal between Metro Pacific, Ayala-Greenfield
[Summary] => Hong Kong-based First Pacific Co. Ltd. has finally approved a deal entered into by subsidiary Metro Pacific Corp. with the Ayala-Greenfield Development Corp. consortium for the assumption by the latter of a $90-million MPC loan in exchange for a 50.4-percent interest in Bonifacio Land Corp.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Metro Pacific set to clean books this year
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp., the Philippine flagship company of Hong Kong-based First Pacific Co. Ltd., expects to be able to clean its books by this year.
MPC officials told The STAR that from a high of P18 billion in 2001, the company’s indebtedness is now down to P4.1 billion. "We expect to be able to restructure and reduce this amount and clean the books by the end of this year," they said.
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[Title] => First Pacific accepts $105-M offer for 50.4% stake in Boni Land
[Summary] => Hong Kong-based First Pacific Corp. has finally agreed to sell its 50.4 percent stake in Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC) for $105 million to the consortium of Ayala Land and Greenfield Development Corp., The STAR learned yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Ayala-Campos group nears deal with MPC
[Summary] => An agreement is expected to be reached between the Ayala-Campos partnership and Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) in the next few weeks over the former’s purchase of a 50.4 percent stake in MPC subsidiary Bonifacio Land Corp.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Market cool to Ayala-Campos bid for Global City project
[Summary] => The stock market hardly reacted to the landmark deal between Ayala Land Inc. and the Metro Pacific-controlled Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) wherein the former has agreed to provide an P800-million financing facility to complete a major residential project at the Bonifacio Global City.
At the close of yesterday’s trading, ALI shares were unchanged at P5 each while MPC stocks even went down to 23 centavos from their ending prices last Tuesday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-14 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Conflicting interest
[Summary] => The Star TV-Destiny Cable controversy continues to be hot news. After failing to get a temporary restraining order to stop Star from pulling the plug on five top-rating cable channels, Destiny has reportedly withdrawn its court suit against Star. However, Star is reportedly very upset with Destiny and is now contemplating on filing a countersuit.
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BONIFACIO LAND
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[Title] => FAIR EXCHANGE: PSE President Cayetano Paderanga
[Summary] => The film analogy begs the question, Is fact stranger than fiction? The BW scandal of several years back, the earlier failed corporate raid attempted on PLDT and Bonifacio Land by the Robinson’s Group, the currently controversial acquisition of the SSS shares of Equitable-PCIB by the SM/Banco de Oro Group–it seems we’ll never be short of news, scandals, shenani-gans and cases of corporate intrigues.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => FBDC withdraws P330-M issue due to debt restructuring plan
[Summary] => Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has withdrawn the issuance of P330-million worth of short-term commercial papers (STCPs) due to a new debt restructuring plan being worked out with its creditors.
Philippine Rating Services Corp., the local affiliate of credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s, said the Bonifacio Global City developer had withdrawn its STCP application with the Securities and Exchange Commission, prompting Philratings to similarly retract its PRS 3 rating on FBDC.
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[Title] => Metro Pacific seeks partners for Ft Boni property
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp. is negotiating with possible strategic partners or retail developers for the development of its remaining 10.4-hectare property within Fort Bonifacio to further improve its liquidity position.
"We’re in discussions with a number of possible partners and developers and we hope to make an announcement before the end of the year," MPC director Edward Tortorici said at the sidelines of the company’s stockholders meeting last Friday.
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[Title] => ALI, Campos group finalize$90-M deal with MPC
[Summary] => The partnership of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI), the Campos-owned Evergreen Holdings, Inc. (EHI) and Greenfield Development Corp. finalized a deal with Metro Pacific Corp. last Thursday, effectively giving the partnership a 50.4-percent interest in Bonifacio Land Corp. and control over Bonifacio Global City.
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[Title] => First Pacific okays deal between Metro Pacific, Ayala-Greenfield
[Summary] => Hong Kong-based First Pacific Co. Ltd. has finally approved a deal entered into by subsidiary Metro Pacific Corp. with the Ayala-Greenfield Development Corp. consortium for the assumption by the latter of a $90-million MPC loan in exchange for a 50.4-percent interest in Bonifacio Land Corp.
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[Title] => Metro Pacific set to clean books this year
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp., the Philippine flagship company of Hong Kong-based First Pacific Co. Ltd., expects to be able to clean its books by this year.
MPC officials told The STAR that from a high of P18 billion in 2001, the company’s indebtedness is now down to P4.1 billion. "We expect to be able to restructure and reduce this amount and clean the books by the end of this year," they said.
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[Title] => First Pacific accepts $105-M offer for 50.4% stake in Boni Land
[Summary] => Hong Kong-based First Pacific Corp. has finally agreed to sell its 50.4 percent stake in Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC) for $105 million to the consortium of Ayala Land and Greenfield Development Corp., The STAR learned yesterday.
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[Title] => Ayala-Campos group nears deal with MPC
[Summary] => An agreement is expected to be reached between the Ayala-Campos partnership and Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) in the next few weeks over the former’s purchase of a 50.4 percent stake in MPC subsidiary Bonifacio Land Corp.
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[Title] => Market cool to Ayala-Campos bid for Global City project
[Summary] => The stock market hardly reacted to the landmark deal between Ayala Land Inc. and the Metro Pacific-controlled Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) wherein the former has agreed to provide an P800-million financing facility to complete a major residential project at the Bonifacio Global City.
At the close of yesterday’s trading, ALI shares were unchanged at P5 each while MPC stocks even went down to 23 centavos from their ending prices last Tuesday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-14 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Conflicting interest
[Summary] => The Star TV-Destiny Cable controversy continues to be hot news. After failing to get a temporary restraining order to stop Star from pulling the plug on five top-rating cable channels, Destiny has reportedly withdrawn its court suit against Star. However, Star is reportedly very upset with Destiny and is now contemplating on filing a countersuit.
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