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[Title] => Anglo secures P245-M loan to finance Trinoma project
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Anglo Philippine Holdings Corp. has obtained a P245-million loan to finance its share in Trinoma, a four-level regional shopping center being built at the North Triangle Depot of the Metro Rail Transit- 3 along Edsa.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Anglo said it has secured a P170-million short-term loan from Land Bank of the Philippines and another P75 million from East West Banking Corp.
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[Title] => Kuok eyes P400M from sale of two prime properties
[Summary] => Listed property holding and investment company Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) is eyeing to raise around P400 million from the sale of two prime properties.
KPPI vice-chairman and president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with several investors for the possible sale of its 1,348-square meter property in Bonifacio Global City and a 107-hectare property in Tagaytay City, which it owns jointly with Crown Equities Inc.
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[Title] => Edsa Properties net income rises 19% to P138-M in H1
[Summary] => Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. (EPHI) posted a net income of P138 million in the first half of this year, up by 19 percent from the previous year’s level, the company said in a report filed with securities regulators.
EPHI owns 78.72 percent of Shangri-la Plaza Corp., which operates the Shangri-la Plaza Mall in Mandaluyong. It also has interests in EDSA Shangri-la Resort Inc. and Shangri-la International Hotel Management Ltd.
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[Title] => Edsa Properties posts 17% profit hike
[Summary] => Real estate and management holding company Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. reported a 17.3-percent growth in its net income last year to P251.42 million from P214.37-million the previous year, driven by higher rental income.
EPHI owns a 78.82-percent interest in Shangri-La Plaza Corp., which operates the Shangri-La Mall. It also has interests in Edsa Shangri-La Hotel & Resort Inc. and Shangri-La International Hotel Management Ltd.
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[Title] => Kuok firms clarify report on SEC requirement
[Summary] => The Kuok Group has clarified that its locally-listed affiliates, Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. (EPHI) and Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) have been diligently filing their respective financial reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) within the required timeframe.
"EPHI and KPPI have not evaded and do not intend to evade its reportorial duties to the SEC," the companies’ corporate secretary Federico Noel said in a statement.
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[Title] => SEC threatens to revoke licenses of 2 companies
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has threatened to revoke the secondary licenses of publicly-listed firms Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. and Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. for non-submission of reportorial requirements in violation of the Securities Regulation Code.
SEC chair Lilia R. Bautista said KPPI and EPHI have failed to file quarterly reports despite repeated demands from the Commission.
If the two firms continue to evade the agency’s reportorial requirements, the SEC will be constrained to cancel their licenses to sell securities to the public.
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EDSA PROPERTIES HOLDINGS INC
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[Title] => Anglo secures P245-M loan to finance Trinoma project
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Anglo Philippine Holdings Corp. has obtained a P245-million loan to finance its share in Trinoma, a four-level regional shopping center being built at the North Triangle Depot of the Metro Rail Transit- 3 along Edsa.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Anglo said it has secured a P170-million short-term loan from Land Bank of the Philippines and another P75 million from East West Banking Corp.
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[Title] => Kuok eyes P400M from sale of two prime properties
[Summary] => Listed property holding and investment company Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) is eyeing to raise around P400 million from the sale of two prime properties.
KPPI vice-chairman and president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with several investors for the possible sale of its 1,348-square meter property in Bonifacio Global City and a 107-hectare property in Tagaytay City, which it owns jointly with Crown Equities Inc.
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[Title] => Edsa Properties net income rises 19% to P138-M in H1
[Summary] => Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. (EPHI) posted a net income of P138 million in the first half of this year, up by 19 percent from the previous year’s level, the company said in a report filed with securities regulators.
EPHI owns 78.72 percent of Shangri-la Plaza Corp., which operates the Shangri-la Plaza Mall in Mandaluyong. It also has interests in EDSA Shangri-la Resort Inc. and Shangri-la International Hotel Management Ltd.
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[Title] => Edsa Properties posts 17% profit hike
[Summary] => Real estate and management holding company Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. reported a 17.3-percent growth in its net income last year to P251.42 million from P214.37-million the previous year, driven by higher rental income.
EPHI owns a 78.82-percent interest in Shangri-La Plaza Corp., which operates the Shangri-La Mall. It also has interests in Edsa Shangri-La Hotel & Resort Inc. and Shangri-La International Hotel Management Ltd.
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[Title] => Kuok firms clarify report on SEC requirement
[Summary] => The Kuok Group has clarified that its locally-listed affiliates, Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. (EPHI) and Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) have been diligently filing their respective financial reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) within the required timeframe.
"EPHI and KPPI have not evaded and do not intend to evade its reportorial duties to the SEC," the companies’ corporate secretary Federico Noel said in a statement.
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[Title] => SEC threatens to revoke licenses of 2 companies
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has threatened to revoke the secondary licenses of publicly-listed firms Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. and Edsa Properties Holdings Inc. for non-submission of reportorial requirements in violation of the Securities Regulation Code.
SEC chair Lilia R. Bautista said KPPI and EPHI have failed to file quarterly reports despite repeated demands from the Commission.
If the two firms continue to evade the agency’s reportorial requirements, the SEC will be constrained to cancel their licenses to sell securities to the public.
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