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[Title] => Globe Telecom PDR holders come up with options to redeem shares
[Summary] => Globe Telecom Holdings Inc. (GTHI) disclosed yesterday that a majority of the remaining holders of its Philippine deposit receipts have come up with three options in redeeming the Globe Telecom common shares underlying the PDRs.
Among the options approved by the PDR holders include selling the underlying common shares in the open market, in a transaction over the Philippine Stock Exchange and remitting the cash proceeds to the holder.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-03 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Globe set to retire PDRs
[Summary] => After a two-year float, Ayala-owned Globe Telecom Inc. will be retiring its Philippine Deposit Receipts (PDRs) at the Philippine Stock Exchange in a week’s time.
In an advisory, Globe said the PDRs – issued by the special purpose vehicle Globe Telecom Holdings Inc. in October 2000 – will expire on July 15 and will be simultaneously delisted on the trading floor.
GTHI is jointly owned by Globe Telecom, whose parent firm is Ayala Corp., and its foreign partner Singapore Telecom International Pte. Ltd.
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[Title] => Index falls below 1,300-pt mark before blue chips recover
[Summary] => Stocks took a beating in early trading yesterday, breaking below the 1,300-point mark before steadily recovering as a handful of blue chip issues managed to close higher at the end of the trading session.
The composite index tempered its sharp decline since the start of the week to end just under six points or barely half a percent lower to 1,326.26 yesterday, their lowest close in two years.
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Globe Telecom starts $100-M bond offer
[Summary] => Ayala-owned Globe Telecom Inc. has started a global bond offering to raise about $100 million for the company’s capital build-up for its wireless phone business.
Globe vice president for legal services Ma. Caridad Gonzales informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that around 6.41 million in Philippine Deposit Receipts (PDRs) – an instrument which could later be converted into common shares – have been floated through a combination of domestic and international offerings.
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GLOBE TELECOM HOLDINGS INC
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[Title] => Globe Telecom PDR holders come up with options to redeem shares
[Summary] => Globe Telecom Holdings Inc. (GTHI) disclosed yesterday that a majority of the remaining holders of its Philippine deposit receipts have come up with three options in redeeming the Globe Telecom common shares underlying the PDRs.
Among the options approved by the PDR holders include selling the underlying common shares in the open market, in a transaction over the Philippine Stock Exchange and remitting the cash proceeds to the holder.
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[Title] => Globe set to retire PDRs
[Summary] => After a two-year float, Ayala-owned Globe Telecom Inc. will be retiring its Philippine Deposit Receipts (PDRs) at the Philippine Stock Exchange in a week’s time.
In an advisory, Globe said the PDRs – issued by the special purpose vehicle Globe Telecom Holdings Inc. in October 2000 – will expire on July 15 and will be simultaneously delisted on the trading floor.
GTHI is jointly owned by Globe Telecom, whose parent firm is Ayala Corp., and its foreign partner Singapore Telecom International Pte. Ltd.
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[Title] => Index falls below 1,300-pt mark before blue chips recover
[Summary] => Stocks took a beating in early trading yesterday, breaking below the 1,300-point mark before steadily recovering as a handful of blue chip issues managed to close higher at the end of the trading session.
The composite index tempered its sharp decline since the start of the week to end just under six points or barely half a percent lower to 1,326.26 yesterday, their lowest close in two years.
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[Title] => Globe Telecom starts $100-M bond offer
[Summary] => Ayala-owned Globe Telecom Inc. has started a global bond offering to raise about $100 million for the company’s capital build-up for its wireless phone business.
Globe vice president for legal services Ma. Caridad Gonzales informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that around 6.41 million in Philippine Deposit Receipts (PDRs) – an instrument which could later be converted into common shares – have been floated through a combination of domestic and international offerings.
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