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[Title] => Mirant firms up IPO plans
[Summary] => In what is seen to be the biggest initial public offering (IPO) this year or next year, Mirant Philippines Inc., the largest independent power producer in the country, has formally informed the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) of its plan to offer its shares to the public.
A source at the PSE said Mirant has signified its intention to go public although no timetable was given yet. "They said they would go on with the IPO. Not sure though whether it would be this year or next year but they said they would do it," the source said.
[DatePublished] => 2004-09-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => PSE steps up effort to convince big, profitable firms to go public
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) and the government are intensifying efforts to convince big profitable companies to push through with their initial public offering (IPO) to boost investor confidence in the market.
The PSE said a number of companies have already signified their interest to list in the exchange due to the political stability ushered in by having a President with a full six-year term.
The government, for its part, is targeting companies that are required by law to list at the stockmarket.
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[Title] => Mirant firms up IPO plans
[Summary] => In what is seen to be the biggest initial public offering (IPO) this year or next year, Mirant Philippines Inc., the largest independent power producer in the country, has formally informed the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) of its plan to offer its shares to the public.
A source at the PSE said Mirant has signified its intention to go public although no timetable was given yet. "They said they would go on with the IPO. Not sure though whether it would be this year or next year but they said they would do it," the source said.
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[Title] => PSE steps up effort to convince big, profitable firms to go public
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) and the government are intensifying efforts to convince big profitable companies to push through with their initial public offering (IPO) to boost investor confidence in the market.
The PSE said a number of companies have already signified their interest to list in the exchange due to the political stability ushered in by having a President with a full six-year term.
The government, for its part, is targeting companies that are required by law to list at the stockmarket.
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