+ Follow KIRIN BREWERY Tag
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[Title] => SMB expects better results this year
[Summary] => San Miguel Brewery Inc. expects to top last year’s performance, mainly driven by sustained efforts to increase patronage of its products and enhancements in productivity, according to a top company official.
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[Title] => We have much to be proud of
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[Title] => PCGG puzzled over new Palace nominee to SMC
[Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) is clueless on Malacañang’s reason for nominating relatively unknown businessman Egmidio de Silva Jose to the board of directors of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC).
At the PCGG’s anniversary celebration Friday, Jose was the subject of speculation by officials and employees who were puzzled over President Arroyo’s Jan. 19 directive to include him among her nominees to the SMC board.
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[Title] => Gov’t mulls control of SMC
[Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government is looking for allies among "independent" shareholders in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) to help in a government bid to gain control of the food and beverage giant, PCGG Chairman Haydee Yorac said yesterday.
"We will see, although we are not in the business of really looking for shares, if we have kindred spirits among the independent shareholders," Yorac said in a press briefing yesterday.
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[Title] => San Miguel net income rises 2.5% to P6.63 billion in 2002
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp., the country’s largest food and beverage group, reported yesterday that its net income increased by just 2.5 percent last year to P6.63 billion after it booked P837 million in additional costs from restructuring as a result of the integration of the Coca-Cola, Pure Foods and Cosmos operations.
"It was a year of consolidation, rationalization and integration of San Miguel’s various businesses and operations in 2002," the company said in a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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[Title] => SMC on track to meet income target for 2002
[Summary] => Buoyed by the sustained performance across most of its businesses, food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) said yesterday it expects to meet its full-year income target of P7 billion, or an increase of 11 percent from the previous year.
In a statement, SMC said the growth in its income will come from the continuing favorable performance of domestic beer sales, the full year impact of its reacquisition of Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Inc. (CCBPI), significant contributions from the glass and metal segments of packaging and the feeds and processed meats of the food group.
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[Title] => SMC sees earnings rising for rest of year
[Summary] => After a slight contraction in its income growth during the first quarter, food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. is expected to jack up its earnings for the remainder of the year as it reaps the full benefits of the fold-in of its prized acquisitions last year.
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[Title] => Kirin rating up on SMC partnership
[Summary] => The largest securities firm in Japan, Nomura, has upgraded its rating of Kirin Brewery Co. Ltd. to a "buy" recomendation, saying its pursuit of M&A (mergers and acquisitions) strategy should lead to an improvement in asset efficiency.
Nomura which plays a significant role in all the key stock markets of the world noted Kirin Brewery’s acqusition of a 15-percent stake in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) which has a diverse food and beverage business portfolio and accounts for about 90 percent of the Philippine beer market.
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[Title] => Stocks climb to seven-month high
[Summary] => The stock market closed yesterday at its highest level in seven-and- a-half months, breaking the 1,400-point barrier as investors welcomed another interest rate cut by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), traders said.
Upbeat comments from the government about its economic targets on Wednesday also aided the bullish sentiment.
The main index ended up 18.85 points, or 1.36 percent, at 1,407.49 points, breaching the 1,400-point psychological resistance level which had held firm after attempts to test it earlier in the month.
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[Title] => Roxas nixes revaluation of deal between SMC, Kirin
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II has thumbed down a proposal to revaluate Kirin Brewery’s investment in San Miguel Corp. (SMC), saying it is too late to change the terms of the transaction.
Reacting to reports that the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) is calling for a revaluation of the $450-million deal, Roxas said it would not be good for the government to twiddle with the valuation at this stage.
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[Title] => PCGG puzzled over new Palace nominee to SMC
[Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) is clueless on Malacañang’s reason for nominating relatively unknown businessman Egmidio de Silva Jose to the board of directors of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC).
At the PCGG’s anniversary celebration Friday, Jose was the subject of speculation by officials and employees who were puzzled over President Arroyo’s Jan. 19 directive to include him among her nominees to the SMC board.
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[Title] => Gov’t mulls control of SMC
[Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government is looking for allies among "independent" shareholders in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) to help in a government bid to gain control of the food and beverage giant, PCGG Chairman Haydee Yorac said yesterday.
"We will see, although we are not in the business of really looking for shares, if we have kindred spirits among the independent shareholders," Yorac said in a press briefing yesterday.
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[Title] => San Miguel net income rises 2.5% to P6.63 billion in 2002
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp., the country’s largest food and beverage group, reported yesterday that its net income increased by just 2.5 percent last year to P6.63 billion after it booked P837 million in additional costs from restructuring as a result of the integration of the Coca-Cola, Pure Foods and Cosmos operations.
"It was a year of consolidation, rationalization and integration of San Miguel’s various businesses and operations in 2002," the company said in a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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[Title] => SMC on track to meet income target for 2002
[Summary] => Buoyed by the sustained performance across most of its businesses, food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) said yesterday it expects to meet its full-year income target of P7 billion, or an increase of 11 percent from the previous year.
In a statement, SMC said the growth in its income will come from the continuing favorable performance of domestic beer sales, the full year impact of its reacquisition of Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Inc. (CCBPI), significant contributions from the glass and metal segments of packaging and the feeds and processed meats of the food group.
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[Summary] => After a slight contraction in its income growth during the first quarter, food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. is expected to jack up its earnings for the remainder of the year as it reaps the full benefits of the fold-in of its prized acquisitions last year.
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[Title] => Kirin rating up on SMC partnership
[Summary] => The largest securities firm in Japan, Nomura, has upgraded its rating of Kirin Brewery Co. Ltd. to a "buy" recomendation, saying its pursuit of M&A (mergers and acquisitions) strategy should lead to an improvement in asset efficiency.
Nomura which plays a significant role in all the key stock markets of the world noted Kirin Brewery’s acqusition of a 15-percent stake in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) which has a diverse food and beverage business portfolio and accounts for about 90 percent of the Philippine beer market.
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[Title] => Stocks climb to seven-month high
[Summary] => The stock market closed yesterday at its highest level in seven-and- a-half months, breaking the 1,400-point barrier as investors welcomed another interest rate cut by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), traders said.
Upbeat comments from the government about its economic targets on Wednesday also aided the bullish sentiment.
The main index ended up 18.85 points, or 1.36 percent, at 1,407.49 points, breaching the 1,400-point psychological resistance level which had held firm after attempts to test it earlier in the month.
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[Title] => Roxas nixes revaluation of deal between SMC, Kirin
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II has thumbed down a proposal to revaluate Kirin Brewery’s investment in San Miguel Corp. (SMC), saying it is too late to change the terms of the transaction.
Reacting to reports that the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) is calling for a revaluation of the $450-million deal, Roxas said it would not be good for the government to twiddle with the valuation at this stage.
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December 6, 2002 - 12:00am
