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                    [Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank, a mid-sized thrift bank primarily owned by the Cabangon family, will start off the new year for the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) as its stocks get listed this Thursday, Jan. 3.


Although the bank simultaneously held its initial public offering (IPO) with sealant and adhesive maker Federal Chemicals Inc. early last month, it decided to hold off the listing of its shares until this week to, hopefully, make an auspicious kick-off for the local bourse this year, which is expected to recover from its slump to record-lows last year.
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CSB said it plans to offer 11.1 million new common shares priced between P10.25 to P11.55 each to be listed and traded at the second board of the Philippine Stock Exchange. The IPO will be lead managed and underwritten by Abacus Capital & Investment Corp.
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In a prospectus filed at the Securities and Exchange Commission, CSB said it plans to offer 11.1 million new common shares priced between P10.25 to P11.55 each to be listed and traded at the second board of the Philippine Stock Exchange. The IPO will be lead managed and underwritten by Abacus Capital & Investment Corp.
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In a prospectus filed at the Securities and Exchange Commission, CSB said it plans to offer 11.1 million new common shares priced between P10.25 to P11.55 each to be listed and traded at the second board of the Philippine Stock Exchange. The IPO will be lead managed and underwritten by Abacus Capital & Investment Corp.
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Although the bank simultaneously held its initial public offering (IPO) with sealant and adhesive maker Federal Chemicals Inc. early last month, it decided to hold off the listing of its shares until this week to, hopefully, make an auspicious kick-off for the local bourse this year, which is expected to recover from its slump to record-lows last year.
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CSB said it plans to offer 11.1 million new common shares priced between P10.25 to P11.55 each to be listed and traded at the second board of the Philippine Stock Exchange. The IPO will be lead managed and underwritten by Abacus Capital & Investment Corp.
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In a prospectus filed at the Securities and Exchange Commission, CSB said it plans to offer 11.1 million new common shares priced between P10.25 to P11.55 each to be listed and traded at the second board of the Philippine Stock Exchange. The IPO will be lead managed and underwritten by Abacus Capital & Investment Corp.
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In a prospectus filed at the Securities and Exchange Commission, CSB said it plans to offer 11.1 million new common shares priced between P10.25 to P11.55 each to be listed and traded at the second board of the Philippine Stock Exchange. The IPO will be lead managed and underwritten by Abacus Capital & Investment Corp.
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