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Unless the economic prospects are brighter, Mindanao Portland Cement Corp.
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The cement firm hinted it has no immediate plans to reopen its plant until
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The Iligan based cement firm, disputing a number of stockholders' claim of
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Instead of a total shutout
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The Mindanao Portland Cement Corp. (MPCC) is opposing the move of its
stockholders to have the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appoint a
management or receiver committee to take over the operations of the cement
company.

Through legal counsels ACCRA Law Offices, MPCC asked the SEC to deny the
stocholders' petition, saying there is no basis for the SEC to create a receive
and that the requirements for the appointment of a receiver do not exist.

For one, there is no property or fund which is the subject of the action and
which is in danger of being lost.
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Unless the economic prospects are brighter, Mindanao Portland Cement Corp.
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future.

The cement firm hinted it has no immediate plans to reopen its plant until
there are clear signs of a sustained economic recovery in the country.

The Iligan based cement firm, disputing a number of stockholders' claim of
mismanagement, said the slowdown in the economy which subsequently led to
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Instead of a total shutout
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The Mindanao Portland Cement Corp. (MPCC) is opposing the move of its
stockholders to have the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appoint a
management or receiver committee to take over the operations of the cement
company.

Through legal counsels ACCRA Law Offices, MPCC asked the SEC to deny the
stocholders' petition, saying there is no basis for the SEC to create a receive
and that the requirements for the appointment of a receiver do not exist.

For one, there is no property or fund which is the subject of the action and
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Mindanao cement firm not likely to resume operations

By Rocel Felix | January 16, 2000 - 12:00am

Unless the economic prospects are brighter, Mindanao Portland Cement Corp. (MPCC) is unlikely to resume its cement manufacturing operations in the near future. The cement firm hinted it has no immediate plans...

Business

MPCC bucks stockholders' plea for receiver

By Rocel Felix | January 14, 2000 - 12:00am

The Mindanao Portland Cement Corp. (MPCC) is opposing the move of its stockholders to have the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appoint a management or receiver committee to take over the operations of...

Business