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[Summary] => If government plans push through, San Miguel Corp. (SMC) is prepared to spend around P45 billion to buy back the 27-percent interest in the company held through the controversial coconut levy fund, company officials said yesterday.
"In response to the government proposal to sell government-owned shares, San Miguel Corp. is looking at the possibility to buy back the 27-percent stake held by the Coconut Industry Investment Fund (CIIF)," SMC officials told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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"In response to the government proposal to sell government-owned shares, San Miguel Corp. is looking at the possibility to buy back the 27-percent stake held by the Coconut Industry Investment Fund (CIIF)," SMC officials told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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By Christina Mendez | March 28, 2003 - 12:00am
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Malacañang yesterday assured residents affected by severe flooding in Davao City – a bailiwick of the Dutertes – of immediate assistance from the national government.
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The repair of the collapsed portion of the Davao-Bukidnon Road in Davao City will start today, Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon announced yesterday.
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Heavy rains triggered flooding in parts of Davao City on Friday night, forcing residents to evacuate as rivers overflowed and floodwaters submerged residential communities
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Netizens have been urged to stop spreading unverified information about the death of a Grade 3 pupil in Davao City who was reportedly struck in the head with a notebook by her classmate.
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The Click Five won't be making a first visit to Davao just yet.
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