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                    [Title] => Mimosa Leisure Estate Bidding: CDC withdraws award to Fil-Korean venture
                    [Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — The Clark Development Corp. (CDC) withdrew yesterday the award it gave to a Korean-Filipino venture for the operation and management of the sprawling Mimosa leisure estate here after the company allegedly failed to comply with some requirements that were agreed upon.


"The CDC board has decided to revoke the award to NTM Jin Hung joint venture of South Korea and consider the Mimosa bidding a failure," CDC president and chief executive officer Antonio Ng said.
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"The CDC board has decided to revoke the award to NTM Jin Hung joint venture of South Korea and consider the Mimosa bidding a failure," CDC president and chief executive officer Antonio Ng said.
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This, after Angeles City Mayor Carmelo Lazatin and Mabalacat Mayor Marino Morales alleged lack of transparency in the bidding won by the Korean-Filipino NTM Jin Hung Corp., which offered a minimum bid of P1.65 billion.
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CDC president Antonio Ng said the winning bidder for Mimosa will pay the CDC P500 million in cash, and P150 million more for the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Philippine Gaming and Amusement Corp. (Pagcor).
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"The CDC board has decided to revoke the award to NTM Jin Hung joint venture of South Korea and consider the Mimosa bidding a failure," CDC president and chief executive officer Antonio Ng said.
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"The CDC board has decided to revoke the award to NTM Jin Hung joint venture of South Korea and consider the Mimosa bidding a failure," CDC president and chief executive officer Antonio Ng said.
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This, after Angeles City Mayor Carmelo Lazatin and Mabalacat Mayor Marino Morales alleged lack of transparency in the bidding won by the Korean-Filipino NTM Jin Hung Corp., which offered a minimum bid of P1.65 billion.
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CDC president Antonio Ng said the winning bidder for Mimosa will pay the CDC P500 million in cash, and P150 million more for the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Philippine Gaming and Amusement Corp. (Pagcor).
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