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D&L Industries said all lines at the plant of wholly-owned unit Chemrez Inc. in Calle Industria, Bagumbayan are operating again except for one, which is still under regular maintenance.

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                    [Title] => Chemrez temporarily shuts down plant
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D&L Industries said its wholly owned subsidiary Chemrez Inc. temporarily suspended its plant operations in Bagumbayan, Quezon City which emitted unpleasant odor that spread to surrounding areas.

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                    [Title] => PNOC subsidiary plans 3 new biodiesel plants
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JAKARTA, Indonesia – The government is planning to put up at least three new biodiesel processing plants within the next three years, a ranking energy official said.


In a presentation during a conference on biofuels and feedstocks here, PNOC-Alternative Fuels Corp. (PNOC-AFC) president Peter Abaya said they are tapping various local and foreign partners for the company’s biodiesel project.


"Discussions with potential partners are underway," the PNOC official said.


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                    [Title] => Chemrez sets offer price at P4.40
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Coco-biodiesel producer Chemrez Technologies Inc. has set the price for its P1.5-billion public offering of additional primary shares at P4.40 each share.


ChemrezTech chief finance officer Francis Caluag said the offer price is at the middle of the company’s earlier defined price range of P3.90 to P4.90.  The offering involves 340.91 million shares, representing 24.4 percent of the biodiesel firm’s outstanding capital after the stock sale.


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                    [Title] => PSE okays sale of add’l shares by Chemrez
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The Philippine Stock Exchange approved yesterday the additional listing of shares of coco-biodiesel firm Chemrez Technologies Inc. (formerly Corro-Coat Inc.).


This paves the way for the company’s public offering on Nov. 20 and listing on Dec. 4.


The offering, estimated to raise P1.5 billion in proceeds, involves between 306.12 million to 384.62 million new shares, representing 22.46 percent to 26.68 percent of ChemTech’s expanded capital after the stock sale.  


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                    [Title] => SEC clears Chemrez’s P1.5-B additional stock offering
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cleared the registration and licensing of 990 million shares of coco-biodiesel firm Chemrez Technologies Inc., paving the way for the firm’s P1.5-billion stock offering.


The offering, which will run from Nov. 20 to 24, involves 306.12 million to 384.62 million new shares, representing 22.46 percent to 26.68 percent of ChemTech’s capital after the stock sale.  The shares will be sold at a price ranging from P3.90 to P4.90 per share. 


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                    [Title] => Chemrez eyes P1.5B from sale of additional shares
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Chemrez Technologies (formerly Corro-Coat Inc.) plans to list additional shares on the local bourse by Nov. 20 to raise about P1.5 billion in fresh capital.


ChemTech is offering between 306.12 million and 384.62 million new shares, equivalent to 22.46 percent to 26.68 percent of the biofuel and chemical firm’s expanded capital. The shares will be sold at a price ranging from P3.90 to P4.90 per share.


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                    [Title] => Green Gold: Power from coconut
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Microsoft is into it, and if the software giant believes in it, could others be far behind?


The Philippines is actually in the lead when it comes to green gold, or so-called biofuels from plants. 


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                    [Title] => Corro-coat to raise P1.5 billion via public offering
                    [Summary] => Listed powder coatings manufacturer Corro-coat Inc. is eyeing to raise P1.5 billion from the sale of new shares to the public to be used for the purchase of a bio-diesel plant and for working capital requirements.


Stock portal Citiseconline. com said the offering is slated in the fourth quarter of 2006.  Asian Alliance Investment Corp. and BancPros Inc. will serve as lead underwriters for the issue.


The biodiesel plant, which is to be acquired at a cost of P810 million, is capable of manufacturing a wide variety of chemical products.


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CHEMREZ INC

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JAKARTA, Indonesia – The government is planning to put up at least three new biodiesel processing plants within the next three years, a ranking energy official said.


In a presentation during a conference on biofuels and feedstocks here, PNOC-Alternative Fuels Corp. (PNOC-AFC) president Peter Abaya said they are tapping various local and foreign partners for the company’s biodiesel project.


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                    [Title] => Chemrez sets offer price at P4.40
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Coco-biodiesel producer Chemrez Technologies Inc. has set the price for its P1.5-billion public offering of additional primary shares at P4.40 each share.


ChemrezTech chief finance officer Francis Caluag said the offer price is at the middle of the company’s earlier defined price range of P3.90 to P4.90.  The offering involves 340.91 million shares, representing 24.4 percent of the biodiesel firm’s outstanding capital after the stock sale.


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The Philippine Stock Exchange approved yesterday the additional listing of shares of coco-biodiesel firm Chemrez Technologies Inc. (formerly Corro-Coat Inc.).


This paves the way for the company’s public offering on Nov. 20 and listing on Dec. 4.


The offering, estimated to raise P1.5 billion in proceeds, involves between 306.12 million to 384.62 million new shares, representing 22.46 percent to 26.68 percent of ChemTech’s expanded capital after the stock sale.  


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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cleared the registration and licensing of 990 million shares of coco-biodiesel firm Chemrez Technologies Inc., paving the way for the firm’s P1.5-billion stock offering.


The offering, which will run from Nov. 20 to 24, involves 306.12 million to 384.62 million new shares, representing 22.46 percent to 26.68 percent of ChemTech’s capital after the stock sale.  The shares will be sold at a price ranging from P3.90 to P4.90 per share. 


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Chemrez Technologies (formerly Corro-Coat Inc.) plans to list additional shares on the local bourse by Nov. 20 to raise about P1.5 billion in fresh capital.


ChemTech is offering between 306.12 million and 384.62 million new shares, equivalent to 22.46 percent to 26.68 percent of the biofuel and chemical firm’s expanded capital. The shares will be sold at a price ranging from P3.90 to P4.90 per share.


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Microsoft is into it, and if the software giant believes in it, could others be far behind?


The Philippines is actually in the lead when it comes to green gold, or so-called biofuels from plants. 


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