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[Title] => First Gen narrows IPO price range to P51-P62
[Summary] => First Generation Holdings Corp., the holding firm of the Lopez family’s power and energy-related businesses, has narrowed the price range for its planned initial public offering (IPO) to P51-P62 from P51-74 per share.
The company did not say why it reduced the price range for its IPO shares, but it still expects to generate P11.2 billion which will be used for the expansion of existing facilities and planned acquisitions. The offer price will be finalized on Jan. 27, 2006.
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => First Gen sets P11.2-B public offer in Feb
[Summary] => Lopez-owned First Generation Holdings Corp. is set to list its shares at the Philippine Stock Exchange on Feb. 10, the first major initial public offering (IPO) – worth as much as P11.2 billion – this year.
First Gen, the holding firm of the Lopez family’s power and energy-related businesses, will offer from 275.5 million to 360.9 million common shares at a price range of between P51 to P74 each.
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[Title] => PSE okays listing of Lopez’s First Gen
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) said the Lopez-owned First Generation Holdings Corp. is not covered by the chain-listing rule, thus making it qualified for listing in the local bourse.
Under the rule, a subsidiary or parent company of an existing listed firm will not be considered suitable for listing if the assets and operations of the applicant are substantially the same as those of the existing listed entity.
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[Title] => First Gen likely to list at stock exchange in December
[Summary] => First Generation Holdings Corp., the holding company of the Lopez family’s power and energy-related businesses, is likely to list at the stock market in December this year, Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Francis Lim said.
Lim said First Gen is in the process of completing the requirements for its planned initial public offering (IPO) and that some legal issues are now being threshed out.
First Gen is eyeing to raise around P11.22 billion from the maiden offering of its shares.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Globe signs P2-B term loan facility with Metrobank
[Summary] => Ayala-owned Globe Telecom has signed a P2-billion term loan facility with Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank). Proceeds will be used to finance capital expenditures and permanent working capital requirements.
The company has drawn up a 2004 capital expenditure budget of $350 million, of which $260 million will be spent on new projects and the balance on programs started in 2003 and scheduled for completion this year.
Earlier, Globe officials said the company was preparing to take $150 million in five-year loans to finance its capital expenditures this year.
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[Title] => LBP taps Ernst & Young as advisor for bad assets sale
[Summary] => Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) has tapped multinational auditing firm Ernst & Young (E&Y) as its financial advisor for the disposition about P20 billion worth of bad assets.
E&Y bested three other foreign financial institutions to come out with a plan to dispose of LBP’s P15-billion in non-performing loans (NPLs) and P5-billion ROPOA (real and other properties owned or acquired).
The three other bidders for the P20-billion packaging plan are PriceWaterhouseCooper, KPMG, and Credit Lyonnaise SA.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Landbank ready to pick advisor for sale of NPLs
[Summary] => After extensive discussions, the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) has expressed preference for a single financial advisor, with another as a fall-back option.
Without naming a specific group, bank sources said the first option has a good track record here and abroad." This same group is advising a government financial institution (GFI) burdened with huge bad assets mostly in the property and housing sector. It made offers for financial consultancy and debt repackaging to several domestic commercial banks.
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[Title] => Benpres to dispose of $200-M assets to repay debts
[Summary] => The Lopez-owned Benpres Holdings Corp. (BHC) plans to dispose of about $200-million worth of assets in a bid to raise much-needed funds to pay off its maturing loans this year, company officials said.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-05 00:00:00
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CREDIT LYONNAISE
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[Title] => First Gen narrows IPO price range to P51-P62
[Summary] => First Generation Holdings Corp., the holding firm of the Lopez family’s power and energy-related businesses, has narrowed the price range for its planned initial public offering (IPO) to P51-P62 from P51-74 per share.
The company did not say why it reduced the price range for its IPO shares, but it still expects to generate P11.2 billion which will be used for the expansion of existing facilities and planned acquisitions. The offer price will be finalized on Jan. 27, 2006.
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[Title] => First Gen sets P11.2-B public offer in Feb
[Summary] => Lopez-owned First Generation Holdings Corp. is set to list its shares at the Philippine Stock Exchange on Feb. 10, the first major initial public offering (IPO) – worth as much as P11.2 billion – this year.
First Gen, the holding firm of the Lopez family’s power and energy-related businesses, will offer from 275.5 million to 360.9 million common shares at a price range of between P51 to P74 each.
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[Title] => PSE okays listing of Lopez’s First Gen
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) said the Lopez-owned First Generation Holdings Corp. is not covered by the chain-listing rule, thus making it qualified for listing in the local bourse.
Under the rule, a subsidiary or parent company of an existing listed firm will not be considered suitable for listing if the assets and operations of the applicant are substantially the same as those of the existing listed entity.
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[Title] => First Gen likely to list at stock exchange in December
[Summary] => First Generation Holdings Corp., the holding company of the Lopez family’s power and energy-related businesses, is likely to list at the stock market in December this year, Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Francis Lim said.
Lim said First Gen is in the process of completing the requirements for its planned initial public offering (IPO) and that some legal issues are now being threshed out.
First Gen is eyeing to raise around P11.22 billion from the maiden offering of its shares.
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[Title] => Globe signs P2-B term loan facility with Metrobank
[Summary] => Ayala-owned Globe Telecom has signed a P2-billion term loan facility with Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank). Proceeds will be used to finance capital expenditures and permanent working capital requirements.
The company has drawn up a 2004 capital expenditure budget of $350 million, of which $260 million will be spent on new projects and the balance on programs started in 2003 and scheduled for completion this year.
Earlier, Globe officials said the company was preparing to take $150 million in five-year loans to finance its capital expenditures this year.
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[Title] => LBP taps Ernst & Young as advisor for bad assets sale
[Summary] => Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) has tapped multinational auditing firm Ernst & Young (E&Y) as its financial advisor for the disposition about P20 billion worth of bad assets.
E&Y bested three other foreign financial institutions to come out with a plan to dispose of LBP’s P15-billion in non-performing loans (NPLs) and P5-billion ROPOA (real and other properties owned or acquired).
The three other bidders for the P20-billion packaging plan are PriceWaterhouseCooper, KPMG, and Credit Lyonnaise SA.
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[Title] => Landbank ready to pick advisor for sale of NPLs
[Summary] => After extensive discussions, the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) has expressed preference for a single financial advisor, with another as a fall-back option.
Without naming a specific group, bank sources said the first option has a good track record here and abroad." This same group is advising a government financial institution (GFI) burdened with huge bad assets mostly in the property and housing sector. It made offers for financial consultancy and debt repackaging to several domestic commercial banks.
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[Title] => Benpres to dispose of $200-M assets to repay debts
[Summary] => The Lopez-owned Benpres Holdings Corp. (BHC) plans to dispose of about $200-million worth of assets in a bid to raise much-needed funds to pay off its maturing loans this year, company officials said.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-05 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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