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[Title] => Argentina: Won't submit to 'extortion' on debt
[Summary] => Argentina's president is refusing to go along with a US judge's ruling requiring a $1.5 billion repayment of defaulted bonds, even though the US Supreme Court rejected her government's appeals and left the order in place.
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[Title] => Power plant operator warns of blackout in Puerto Princesa
[Summary] => Puerto Princesa is likely to experience a massive and prolonged power interruption starting this month if the National Power Corp. (Napocor) fails to settle its obligations to the Puerto Princesa power plant, the main source of electricity for the city. Lionel Rossignol, director of Delta P Inc. which operates the Puerto Princesa power plant, said the company will run out of funds to buy fuel.
Rossignol said since the company started its operations, it has not received any payment from Napocor for the energy it has generated and delivered.
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[Title] => Cosmos sale finalized this week
[Summary] => RFM Corp., the Philippines’ second largest food conglomerate, said on Monday it expects to finalize the sale of its softdrinks unit Cosmos Bottling Corp. this week.
RFM vice president Ramon Lopez told Reuters the sale would involve the group’s entire 85-percent stake in Cosmos, its cash-cow, either to San Miguel Corp. or US-based PepsiCo Inc.
"The sale price will be valued using Cosmos’s enterprise value," Lopez said in a telephone interview.
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[Title] => RFM to meet its bond obligations
[Summary] => RFM Corp. and its wholly owned subsidiary, RFM Capital Ltd., disclosed that it has started initial discussions with bondholders, where RFM gave the assurance that it shall fully meet its obligations to the bondholders, and that it shall immediately allocate, through an escrow fund in favor of the bondholders, the proceeds from the recent sale of its shares in Consumer Bank and Psi Technologies and its tuna brand which should total to around $38 million.
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[Title] => RFM to meet its bond obligations
[Summary] => RFM Corp. and its wholly owned subsidiary, RFM Capital Ltd., disclosed that it has started initial discussions with bondholders, where RFM gave the assurance that it shall fully meet its obligations to the bondholders, and that it shall immediately allocate, through an escrow fund in favor of the bondholders, the proceeds from the recent sale of its shares in Consumer Bank and Psi Technologies and its tuna brand which should total to around $38 million.
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[Title] => RFM eyes sale of more assets to redeem maturing bonds
[Summary] => Food and beverage conglomerate RFM Corporation will be selling off more of its non-core assets as part of a fund-raising program to pay off $65-million in maturing bonds.
RFM chief financial officer Meldin Al Roy said that while they expect to realize $36 million in net proceeds from the sale of its two subsidiaries – Consumer Savings Bank and the Nasdaq-listed PSi Technologies Holdings – the amount is not enough to cover the redemption payments for the convertible bonds.
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[Title] => RFM eyes sale of more assets to redeem maturing bonds
[Summary] => Food and beverage conglomerate RFM Corporation will be selling off more of its non-core assets as part of a fund-raising program to pay off $65-million in maturing bonds.
RFM chief financial officer Meldin Al Roy said that while they expect to realize $36 million in net proceeds from the sale of its two subsidiaries – Consumer Savings Bank and the Nasdaq-listed PSi Technologies Holdings – the amount is not enough to cover the redemption payments for the convertible bonds.
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[Title] => RFM asks for more time to pay bonds
[Summary] => RFM Corporation and its wholly owned subsidiary, RFM Capital Ltd., announced yesterday that it would need more time to meet the redemption payments due May 30, 2001 on RFM Capital’s convertible bonds because of a temporary cashflow mismatch.
RFM is still pursuing several options for raising funds to meet this obligation, and expects to be able to conclude successfully this process within a reasonable time frame. Nonetheless, the company has been and will continue to be current in servicing the interest due on the bonds.
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[Title] => Power plant operator warns of blackout in Puerto Princesa
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RFM vice president Ramon Lopez told Reuters the sale would involve the group’s entire 85-percent stake in Cosmos, its cash-cow, either to San Miguel Corp. or US-based PepsiCo Inc.
"The sale price will be valued using Cosmos’s enterprise value," Lopez said in a telephone interview.
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[Summary] => Food and beverage conglomerate RFM Corporation will be selling off more of its non-core assets as part of a fund-raising program to pay off $65-million in maturing bonds.
RFM chief financial officer Meldin Al Roy said that while they expect to realize $36 million in net proceeds from the sale of its two subsidiaries – Consumer Savings Bank and the Nasdaq-listed PSi Technologies Holdings – the amount is not enough to cover the redemption payments for the convertible bonds.
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RFM chief financial officer Meldin Al Roy said that while they expect to realize $36 million in net proceeds from the sale of its two subsidiaries – Consumer Savings Bank and the Nasdaq-listed PSi Technologies Holdings – the amount is not enough to cover the redemption payments for the convertible bonds.
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RFM is still pursuing several options for raising funds to meet this obligation, and expects to be able to conclude successfully this process within a reasonable time frame. Nonetheless, the company has been and will continue to be current in servicing the interest due on the bonds.
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RFM is still pursuing several options for raising funds to meet this obligation, and expects to be able to conclude successfully this process within a reasonable time frame. Nonetheless, the company has been and will continue to be current in servicing the interest due on the bonds.
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