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[Title] => Who are we trying to fuel?
[Summary] => When the Biofuels Act of 2006 was signed into law back in January 2007, it did not only assure us of cleaner air, it promised to reduce our fuel importation by 12 percent as well as “resuscitate and strengthen the economic health of both our coconut and sugar industry” which in turn would “alleviate poverty by reducing our dependency on imports” by making sure our prices were not being dictated to by big importers. Or so goes the pitch.
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[Title] => Chemrez eyes export market
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Chemrez Technologies Inc., the country’s top biodiesel, resins and oleochemicals producer, is planning to source 50 percent from 15 percent of its revenues from the overseas market within the next three years.
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[AuthorName] => Donnabelle L. Gatdula
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[Title] => Chemrez income surges 572% to P353M in 9 months
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[Title] => Chemrez to supply Shell’s biodiesel needs this year
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Israeli dies in Gaza rocket strike
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[Title] => Chemrez plans IPO next year
[Summary] => Chemrez Inc., the owner of the first and largest coco-biodiesel plant in Asia, is planning to undertake an initial public offering (IPO) next year.
Jun Lao, Chemrez operations manager, told reporters that the company intends to list about 10 percent of its shares in the country’s stock exchange to raise funds to partly finance the construction of its P1.5-billion second coco-biodiesel plant.
"There are two possible ways to raise funds either through a straight commercial loan or by going public," he said.
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JUN LAO
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[Title] => Chemrez plans IPO next year
[Summary] => Chemrez Inc., the owner of the first and largest coco-biodiesel plant in Asia, is planning to undertake an initial public offering (IPO) next year.
Jun Lao, Chemrez operations manager, told reporters that the company intends to list about 10 percent of its shares in the country’s stock exchange to raise funds to partly finance the construction of its P1.5-billion second coco-biodiesel plant.
"There are two possible ways to raise funds either through a straight commercial loan or by going public," he said.
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