+ Follow PHILNARE Tag
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[Summary] => National Reinsurance Corp. of the Philippines (PhilNaRe) announced during its annual stockholders’ meeting that it ended 2009 on a positive note despite an unfavorable insurance market and claims arising from super typhoons “Pepeng” and “Ondoy”.
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The National Reinsurance Corp. of the Philippines (PhilNaRe), the second company to list on the stock exchange this year, rose 18 percent on its trading debut yesterday despite a bearish market.
PhilNaRe, the country’s largest reinsurance company, opened and closed at P4.50 per share or 70 centavos higher than its initial public offering (IPO) price of P3.80 each. It went up by as much as 31.6 percent to P5 in intraday trades before closing at P4.50. Volume traded reached 179.76 million shares.
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[Title] => PhilNaRe sets IPO price at P3.80
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State-owned National Reinsurance Corp. (PhilNaRe) has set its initial public offering (IPO) price at P3.80 per share, its underwriter said yesterday.
BDO Capital & Investment Corp. president Ed Francisco said the offer price, which was set in the middle of the indicative price range, is 12 times PhilNaRe’s estimated price earnings for the year.
At P3.80 each share, PhilNaRe stands to raise P2.42 billion from the offering of 638 million shares to the public, accounting for 30.7 percent of the company’s outstanding capital stock.
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[Title] => PhilNaRe sets IPO price at P3.80/share
[Summary] => The second company to go public this year, next to Pacific Online, is the National Reinsurance Corporation of the Philippines pegging its initial offering at P3.80 per share.
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[Title] => Asian investors keen on PhilNaRe
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Several Asian entities, mostly from Singapore and China, have signified interest to invest in the Philippines’ biggest professional reinsurance company National Reinsurance Corp. (PhilNaRe), according to a top company official.
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[Title] => PhilNaRe stocks jump 18% on listing despite bearish market
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The National Reinsurance Corp. of the Philippines (PhilNaRe), the second company to list on the stock exchange this year, rose 18 percent on its trading debut yesterday despite a bearish market.
PhilNaRe, the country’s largest reinsurance company, opened and closed at P4.50 per share or 70 centavos higher than its initial public offering (IPO) price of P3.80 each. It went up by as much as 31.6 percent to P5 in intraday trades before closing at P4.50. Volume traded reached 179.76 million shares.
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State-owned National Reinsurance Corp. (PhilNaRe) has set its initial public offering (IPO) price at P3.80 per share, its underwriter said yesterday.
BDO Capital & Investment Corp. president Ed Francisco said the offer price, which was set in the middle of the indicative price range, is 12 times PhilNaRe’s estimated price earnings for the year.
At P3.80 each share, PhilNaRe stands to raise P2.42 billion from the offering of 638 million shares to the public, accounting for 30.7 percent of the company’s outstanding capital stock.
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[Title] => PhilNaRe sets IPO price at P3.80/share
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[Title] => Asian investors keen on PhilNaRe
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Several Asian entities, mostly from Singapore and China, have signified interest to invest in the Philippines’ biggest professional reinsurance company National Reinsurance Corp. (PhilNaRe), according to a top company official.
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