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[Summary] => Omar Byron T. Mier has resigned as chairman and member of the board of directors of Victoria Milling Co., Inc. (VMC) effective end of business hours on Feb. 25, 2011 for professional reasons.
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[Summary] => Sugar miller Victorias Milling Co. (VMC) Inc. is targeting to wipe out its deficit by the end of its fiscal year ending August 2011 as it aims to make a comeback in the stock market.
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[Summary] => Philippine National Bank (PNB) president and CEO Omar Byron T. Mier, who has successfully turned around the bank since he assumed his post in 2005, will relinquish the presidency at the end of his term after the annual stockholders’ meeting on May 25.
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[Summary] => Cash-strapped sugar refiner Victorias Milling Corp. (VMC) is proposing a debt-for-equity swap and a divestment program involving its non-core assets as part of its revised rehabilitation plan aimed at staying afloat and seeing its shares traded once again on the stock market.
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan junks TRO motion vs PNB-Allied Bank merger
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan has junked a motion for a temporary restraining order (TRO) filed by the National Government against the planned merger of two banks owned by taipan Lucio Tan.
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[Title] => PNB net income surges 88% to P1.53 billion in first half
[Summary] => Philippine National Bank (PNB) reported a net income of P1.53 billion in the first six months of 2009, 88 percent higher than the P813 million earnings in the same period last year, the bank said in a statement.
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[Title] => PNB's income surges 59% to P728 million in first quarter
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Philippine National Bank (PNB) jumpstarted its 2009 operations with a strong 59-percent income growth in the first three months, to P728 million, but conceded its merger with Allied Bank will be delayed for at least another year.
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[Title] => PNB profit up 35% to P425M
[Summary] => The Lucio Tan-owned Philippine National Bank (PNB) recorded a net income of P425 million in the first six months of the year, roughly 35 percent better than the P315 million profit it made in the same period in 2005.
The favorable results prompted bank officials to express optimism the bank would hit its original full year 2006 net earnings target of P760 million. Last year, PNB posted a turnaround with a net income of P627.5 million coming off negative figures in the previous years due to huge bad debts.
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The favorable results prompted bank officials to express optimism the bank would hit its original full year 2006 net earnings target of P760 million. Last year, PNB posted a turnaround with a net income of P627.5 million coming off negative figures in the previous years due to huge bad debts.
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