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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to revoke the licenses of four inactive listed firms from selling securities to the public for violation of securities rules and law.
The four firms are Land Oil Resources Corp., AGP Industrial Corp., Wellex Industries Inc., and Wise Holdings Inc. The SEC, however, refused to name the violations committed by these companies.
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[Title] => Dormant mining firm fails to hold stockholders meet
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to look into the possible violation of the Corporation Code by dormant mining firm Lodestar Mining Corp. for failing to hold an annual stockholders meeting for nine years now.
In a letter to the SEC, PSE senior vice-president Jose G. Cervantes said Lodestar held its last regular annual stockholders meeting in 1993 and that the most recent meeting it conducted was a special stockholders’ meeting held on Aug. 18, 2000.
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The PSE listing committee is currently reviewing the compliance of 10 corporations with the exchange’s continuing listing obligations to determine whether they could be removed from the PSE roster of traded stocks.
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The four firms are Land Oil Resources Corp., AGP Industrial Corp., Wellex Industries Inc., and Wise Holdings Inc. The SEC, however, refused to name the violations committed by these companies.
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In a letter to the SEC, PSE senior vice-president Jose G. Cervantes said Lodestar held its last regular annual stockholders meeting in 1993 and that the most recent meeting it conducted was a special stockholders’ meeting held on Aug. 18, 2000.
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The PSE listing committee is currently reviewing the compliance of 10 corporations with the exchange’s continuing listing obligations to determine whether they could be removed from the PSE roster of traded stocks.
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November 26, 2002 - 12:00am
