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[Title] => SEC okays EasyCall’s P100-M capital hike
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the P100-million capital increase of EasyCall Communication Philippines Inc. (ECPI) to pave the way for the entry of a new strategic investor, the Transnational Diversified Group of the Delgado family.
Based on SEC documents, more than half or P52 million of the total increase has been subscribed to and fully paid-up by Global e-Business Solutions Inc., the information technology subsidiary of TDG.
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[Title] => EasyCall to close provincial sites
[Summary] => Paging company-turned Internet and contact center firm EasyCall Communication Philippines Inc. will be closing down the provincial sites of its paging business effective end of this month, a company official told the PSE.
ECPI corporate information officer Leon Dy said the company’s board has approved the shutdown, thus limiting their paging operations only in Metro Manila and Cebu.
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[Title] => EasyCall raises capital by P100M
[Summary] => EasyCall Communication Philippines Inc. (ECPI) will expand its capital base by P100 million to accommodate the private placement of its new strategic investor and enable other stockholders to subscribe to a rights offering to preserve the level of their shareholdings.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ECPI corporate information officer Hazel Custodio said the company’s board has approved the increase in their authorized capital from P200 million to P300 million with a par value of P1 per share.
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[Title] => EasyCall set to write off P191M
[Summary] => EascyCall Communication Philippines Inc., the leading paging service firm in the country, will write-off P191 million worth of transmission network assets, a clear signal that it is slowly losing the foothold on its once dominant business and subscriber base to other telecommunication providers.
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COMMUNICATION PHILIPPINES INC
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[Title] => SEC okays EasyCall’s P100-M capital hike
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Based on SEC documents, more than half or P52 million of the total increase has been subscribed to and fully paid-up by Global e-Business Solutions Inc., the information technology subsidiary of TDG.
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ECPI corporate information officer Leon Dy said the company’s board has approved the shutdown, thus limiting their paging operations only in Metro Manila and Cebu.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ECPI corporate information officer Hazel Custodio said the company’s board has approved the increase in their authorized capital from P200 million to P300 million with a par value of P1 per share.
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August 30, 2001 - 12:00am
