+ Follow MANILA SOUTHCOAST DEVELOPMENT CORP Tag
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[Title] => SEC clears SM Investments
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cleared SM Investments Corp. (SMIC) from allegations it failed to disclose material information in violation of the Securities Regulation Code.
This as the commission en banc upheld the recommendation by the Corporation Finance Department which cleared SMIC from charges it violated the SRC for not disclosing a court case involving a property owned by its 93 percent-owned subsidiary Manila Southcoast Development Corp. (MSDC), in its registration statement.
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[Title] => SM Investments could get off the hook in non-disclosure case — SEC official
[Summary] => The complaint against SM Investments Corp. (SMIC) over the alleged non-disclosure of a court case involving its subsidiary may not hold water the said case was dismissed prior to SMIC’s filing of a registration statement or prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Commission, an SEC official said.
SMIC claimed that the cases involving its 93 percent-owned unit Manila Southcoast Development Corp.’s property in Batangas had already been dismissed by the regional trial court. The company, however, did not say when it was dismissed.
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[Title] => SM Investments denies any violation of disclosure rules during IPO
[Summary] => SM Investments Corp. (SMIC), the listed investment holding company of retail magnate Henry Sy, denied allegations it violated disclosure rules after it failed to disclose during its initial public offering (IPO) some information on a court case involving its 93 percent owned subsidiary Manila Southcoast Development Corp. (MSDC).
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MANILA SOUTHCOAST DEVELOPMENT CORP
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This as the commission en banc upheld the recommendation by the Corporation Finance Department which cleared SMIC from charges it violated the SRC for not disclosing a court case involving a property owned by its 93 percent-owned subsidiary Manila Southcoast Development Corp. (MSDC), in its registration statement.
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[Summary] => The complaint against SM Investments Corp. (SMIC) over the alleged non-disclosure of a court case involving its subsidiary may not hold water the said case was dismissed prior to SMIC’s filing of a registration statement or prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Commission, an SEC official said.
SMIC claimed that the cases involving its 93 percent-owned unit Manila Southcoast Development Corp.’s property in Batangas had already been dismissed by the regional trial court. The company, however, did not say when it was dismissed.
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