+ Follow NORTH LUZON EXPRESSWAY AND SOUTH LUZON EXPRESSWAY Tag
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[Title] => P23-B Connector Road Project MPTC to pursue joint venture talks with PNCC
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Metro Pacific Tollways Corp. (MPTC), the country’s largest toll road management firm, is pursuing a joint venture with a state-run firm for its P23-billion connector road project, a company executive said.
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[Title] => Government to retain control of PNCC after all
[Summary] => After its failed attempts to privatize the Philippine National Construction Corp. (PNCC), government has decided to retain control of the company and spin off its construction business to enable it to concentrate on its cash-rich tollway operations.
The Asset Privatization Trust (APT) said the government would pursue its original plan to rehabilitate PNCC, streamline its operations and sell off some assets to settle some of its debt.
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