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[Title] => Filinvest Land books 15% income gain
[Summary] => Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI), the Gotianun family’s property arm, booked a double-digit earnings growth in the first half, sustaining the growth trajectory it posted early this year.
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[Title] => Filinvest Land profits up 22% to P2.44B
[Summary] => The uptick in real estate sales benefited the Gotianun family’s property arm Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) as it recorded a substantial improvement in its net income.
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[Title] => Another black eye
[Summary] => The Philippines is fast becoming an unreliable investment destination, no thanks to the absence of a sound investment policy and a stable business environment.
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[Title] => Ciudad de Calamba: A complete community amidst natural beauty
[Summary] => Laguna has seen an economic boom in recent years, as its natural beauty and enviable location have made it an ideal place to build new and exciting communities away from the city.
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[Title] => Filinvest nets P1.66 billion in 9 months
[Summary] => The Gotianun-led Filinvest Land Inc. posted a net income of P1.66 billion in the first nine months of the year, down 16.6 percent from the P1.99 billion recorded in 2010 which included an extraordinary gain.
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[Title] => FLI share offer oversubscribed
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The follow-on offering of Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI), a property development firm owned by businessman Andrew Gotianun, was more than five times oversubscribed, raising around $204 million, according to its issue manager UBS AG.
FLI offered 5.4 billion shares to both local and foreign investors at P1.60 per share or a 5.8-percent discount to the volume weighted average of the company’s shares on the exchange for the 10 trading days ending Jan. 19, 2007 of P1.69.
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[Title] => FLI issues P1.2-B convertible bonds to foreign investor
[Summary] => Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) will be issuing as much as P1.2-billion worth of convertible bonds to an undisclosed foreign institutional investor as part of its continuing efforts to raise additional funds for debt servicing and working capital needs.
FLI corporate information officer Barbara Briones told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board of directors, chaired by real estate magnate Andrew Gotianun, has approved the bond float which is convertible to shares of the company’s common stocks.
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[Title] => Filinvest plans to sell P2-B receivables to ease debt burden
[Summary] => With dwindling earnings, property developer Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) plans to tap the capital market once more to help service its loan obligations and avoid falling into the same kind of "debt trap" that has caused the collapse of a number of companies, especially real estate firms.
FLI said it plans to sell an additional P2-billion worth of receivables from its reserved housing units as part of a package of measures it is undertaking to reduce its debts.
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[Title] => Filinvest to issue P1-B long-term papers
[Summary] => Filinvest Land Inc. will issue up to P1-billion worth of long-term commercial papers to help service its debts and finance its working capital requirements, the company told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
FLI corporate secretary Dante Ramos said the company’s board of directors had authorized the issuance of the debt papers "for purposes of financing the Corporation’s various development projects as well as the Corporation’s working capital requirements, including servicing of obligations."
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[Title] => Filinvest income declines to P151M in Quarter 1
[Summary] => The soft real estate market took its toll on property developer Filinvest Land Inc. which suffered an earnings slowdown in the first quarter with net income dropping 24 percent to P151.1 million.
Although the company’s gross income from sales of subdivision lots and houses during the period went up by 13 percent to P226.7 million, the combined burden of a 49 percent increase in operating expenses, decreased income from other investments and the peso depreciation weighed down on FLI’s bottom line.
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FILINVEST TECHNOLOGY PARK
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[Title] => Filinvest Land profits up 22% to P2.44B
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[Title] => Filinvest nets P1.66 billion in 9 months
[Summary] => The Gotianun-led Filinvest Land Inc. posted a net income of P1.66 billion in the first nine months of the year, down 16.6 percent from the P1.99 billion recorded in 2010 which included an extraordinary gain.
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[Title] => FLI share offer oversubscribed
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The follow-on offering of Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI), a property development firm owned by businessman Andrew Gotianun, was more than five times oversubscribed, raising around $204 million, according to its issue manager UBS AG.
FLI offered 5.4 billion shares to both local and foreign investors at P1.60 per share or a 5.8-percent discount to the volume weighted average of the company’s shares on the exchange for the 10 trading days ending Jan. 19, 2007 of P1.69.
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[Summary] => Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) will be issuing as much as P1.2-billion worth of convertible bonds to an undisclosed foreign institutional investor as part of its continuing efforts to raise additional funds for debt servicing and working capital needs.
FLI corporate information officer Barbara Briones told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board of directors, chaired by real estate magnate Andrew Gotianun, has approved the bond float which is convertible to shares of the company’s common stocks.
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[Title] => Filinvest plans to sell P2-B receivables to ease debt burden
[Summary] => With dwindling earnings, property developer Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) plans to tap the capital market once more to help service its loan obligations and avoid falling into the same kind of "debt trap" that has caused the collapse of a number of companies, especially real estate firms.
FLI said it plans to sell an additional P2-billion worth of receivables from its reserved housing units as part of a package of measures it is undertaking to reduce its debts.
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[Title] => Filinvest to issue P1-B long-term papers
[Summary] => Filinvest Land Inc. will issue up to P1-billion worth of long-term commercial papers to help service its debts and finance its working capital requirements, the company told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
FLI corporate secretary Dante Ramos said the company’s board of directors had authorized the issuance of the debt papers "for purposes of financing the Corporation’s various development projects as well as the Corporation’s working capital requirements, including servicing of obligations."
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[Title] => Filinvest income declines to P151M in Quarter 1
[Summary] => The soft real estate market took its toll on property developer Filinvest Land Inc. which suffered an earnings slowdown in the first quarter with net income dropping 24 percent to P151.1 million.
Although the company’s gross income from sales of subdivision lots and houses during the period went up by 13 percent to P226.7 million, the combined burden of a 49 percent increase in operating expenses, decreased income from other investments and the peso depreciation weighed down on FLI’s bottom line.
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November 25, 2011 - 12:00am
