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As children, we were told by our parents and teachers that if we stayed in school and did well, we could become whoever we wished to be – doctor, lawyer, engineer, teacher, artist, or even the president of the country.

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The amount represents a P0.10/share cash dividend to PNOC, which holds around 3.75 billion Petron shares – equivalent to a 40-percent stake in the company.

Petron chairman Nicasio I. Alcantara turned over the cash dividend to PNOC president and CEO Eduardo V. Mañalac.

Since the oil firm’s privatization in 1994, Petron has remitted nearly P6 billion in cash dividends to PNOC.
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As children, we were told by our parents and teachers that if we stayed in school and did well, we could become whoever we wished to be – doctor, lawyer, engineer, teacher, artist, or even the president of the country.

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The amount represents a P0.10/share cash dividend to PNOC, which holds around 3.75 billion Petron shares – equivalent to a 40-percent stake in the company.

Petron chairman Nicasio I. Alcantara turned over the cash dividend to PNOC president and CEO Eduardo V. Mañalac.

Since the oil firm’s privatization in 1994, Petron has remitted nearly P6 billion in cash dividends to PNOC.
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