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[Title] => Ayala Group’s S’pore unit to expand in US, key Asian markets
[Summary] => Ayala International Pte. Ltd. (AIPL), the Singapore-based property investment arm of the Ayala Group, is setting aside $25 million for its continued expansion in the US and key markets in Asia as it positions itself to be a regional player in the property sector.
AIPL president Charles Cosgrove said the company intends to expand its property segment coverage in the US, widen its involvement in its Thai business and pursue new initiatives in Shanghai, China.
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[Title] => Telecoms, banking units boost Ayala Corp income to P2.64B
[Summary] => Fuelled by the robust earnings of its telecommunications and banking units, conglomerate Ayala Corp. (AC) reported a 90 percent jump in its first half net income this year to P2.64 billion.
In a statement issued yesterday, AC attributed its impressive performance to higher capital gains with AC Capital contributing P1.06 billion in equity in net earnings, 2.6 times higher than the previous year’s level.
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[Summary] => Anticipating stronger government support for housing development and buyer financing, Robinsons Land Corp., the real estate development concern of the Gokongwei family, will continue to acquire substantial tracts of land suitable for residential development through joint venture arrangements with land owners.
In documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, RLC said its housing division intends to beef up its existing landbank of 111 hectares by acquiring 50 to 100 hectares of land via joint venture to lessen capital requirements.
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AIPL president Charles Cosgrove said the company intends to expand its property segment coverage in the US, widen its involvement in its Thai business and pursue new initiatives in Shanghai, China.
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[Title] => Telecoms, banking units boost Ayala Corp income to P2.64B
[Summary] => Fuelled by the robust earnings of its telecommunications and banking units, conglomerate Ayala Corp. (AC) reported a 90 percent jump in its first half net income this year to P2.64 billion.
In a statement issued yesterday, AC attributed its impressive performance to higher capital gains with AC Capital contributing P1.06 billion in equity in net earnings, 2.6 times higher than the previous year’s level.
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[Summary] => Anticipating stronger government support for housing development and buyer financing, Robinsons Land Corp., the real estate development concern of the Gokongwei family, will continue to acquire substantial tracts of land suitable for residential development through joint venture arrangements with land owners.
In documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, RLC said its housing division intends to beef up its existing landbank of 111 hectares by acquiring 50 to 100 hectares of land via joint venture to lessen capital requirements.
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August 12, 2004 - 12:00am
