+ Follow EPITACIO MARQUEZ Tag
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[Title] => Capwire trims losses to P20M, expects to be back in the black this yr
[Summary] => Capwire Telecommunications expects to trim down its losses from P100 million in the last fiscal year, to P20 million for the current fiscal year, a top company official said.
Capwire president Epitacio Marquez told The STAR that the company also expects to be in the black by the new fiscal year starting June 1, 2004, mainly due to increasing profits from data services, which now account for about 35 percent of revenues compared to about 30 percent last year.
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[Title] => Local telcos form new group
[Summary] => Top local telecommunication operators have bonded together to form a new and dynamic organization that would serve as the voice of the country’s private telecoms industry.
The Philippine Chamber of Telecommunication Operators (PCTO) was formed by the carriers to establish a united front that has the vision of improving telecom services in the Philippines, PCTO chairman and president Epitacio Marquez said.
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[Title] => Telecom operators not keen on serving remote, unprofitable areas
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Despite the lack of basic telephone service in about half of the country's
municipalities, members of the Telecommunications Operators of the Philippines
(TOP) are hesitant to offer their facilities to unserved areas due to business
unprofitability.
Epitacio Marquez, TOP president, admitted that most of the private carriers
would prefer to stay in profitable areas since their investors, expectedly, do
not want them to incur any financial losses.
"Our organization has taken the position that in those areas where the service
will really be profitable or at least, breaking even
[DatePublished] => 2000-04-08 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => by Marigold Yao-Endriga
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[Title] => Capwire set to sign debt restructuring agreement
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Capitol Wireless Inc.
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EPITACIO MARQUEZ
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[Title] => Capwire trims losses to P20M, expects to be back in the black this yr
[Summary] => Capwire Telecommunications expects to trim down its losses from P100 million in the last fiscal year, to P20 million for the current fiscal year, a top company official said.
Capwire president Epitacio Marquez told The STAR that the company also expects to be in the black by the new fiscal year starting June 1, 2004, mainly due to increasing profits from data services, which now account for about 35 percent of revenues compared to about 30 percent last year.
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[Summary] => Top local telecommunication operators have bonded together to form a new and dynamic organization that would serve as the voice of the country’s private telecoms industry.
The Philippine Chamber of Telecommunication Operators (PCTO) was formed by the carriers to establish a united front that has the vision of improving telecom services in the Philippines, PCTO chairman and president Epitacio Marquez said.
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[Title] => Telecom operators not keen on serving remote, unprofitable areas
[Summary] =>
Despite the lack of basic telephone service in about half of the country's
municipalities, members of the Telecommunications Operators of the Philippines
(TOP) are hesitant to offer their facilities to unserved areas due to business
unprofitability.
Epitacio Marquez, TOP president, admitted that most of the private carriers
would prefer to stay in profitable areas since their investors, expectedly, do
not want them to incur any financial losses.
"Our organization has taken the position that in those areas where the service
will really be profitable or at least, breaking even
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[Title] => Capwire set to sign debt restructuring agreement
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Capitol Wireless Inc.
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