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Empire East president Anthony Charlemagne Yu said the company has identified sites in Quezon City, Manila and San Juan for the projects.


Yu said the company is targeting the middle-income market for its planned condominium buildings.


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Empire East president Anthony Charlemagne Yu said of the programmed capital budget, P1.3 billion will be spent this year while the balance of P1.5 billion will be used next year.


Yu said the company expects to launch two projects soon:  a residential condominium building in Metro Manila and a housing project in Laguna.


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The buyback program is aimed at creating and enhancing shareholder value since current market prices of Empire East shares "do not reflect their true value," the firm explained.


It added that the buy-back program will be implemented over a two-year period.


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Empire East to put up 3 high-rise condos in M Manila

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | August 23, 2006 - 12:00am

Empire East Land & Holdings Inc., a subsidiary of Megaworld Corp., will put up three high-rise condominium projects in Metro Manila as part of its P2.5-billion capital expenditure program over the next two years. Empire...

Business

Empire East allots P2.8B for residential projects

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | June 14, 2006 - 12:00am

Empire East Land & Holdings Inc., the low-to-middle income housing subsidiary of upscale property developer Megaworld Corp., is setting aside P2.8 billion for the development of residential projects this year...

Business

Empire East plans buyback of P1-B worth of shares

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | March 24, 2006 - 12:00am

Empire East Land Holdings Inc., the low- to middle-income housing subsidiary of upscale real estate developer Megaworld Corp., will buy back up to P1-billion worth of its shares, the company told the Philippine Stock...

Business