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                    [Title] => Villegas backed as VMC mancom member
                    [Summary] => Sugar firm Victorias Milling Co. has recommended economist Dr. Bernardo Villegas to fill up the vacancy in the seven-man management committee (mancom) created by the Securities and Exchange Commission to oversee the company’s rehabilitation.


In an urgent motion to the SEC, VMC said the vacuum in the mancom needs to be filled up to speed up the debt restructuring and rehabilitation of the sugar company.
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Romeo Hermoso, VMC chief finance officer, said the Kest Quartermain Venture Capital Partners Ltd. (KQVCPL) which offered to bail out the debt-saddled sugar miller also intends to create a financing system for struggling firms.
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Romeo Hermoso, VMC chief financial officer, said that London-based Kest Quartermain Venture Capital Partners Ltd. (KQVCPL) and General Electric Corporation (GE Capital) have offered to infuse $153 million in the debt-saddled sugar milling firm to help it get back on its feet.
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The proposed changes in the rehabilitation program are expected to iron out the differences between the plan mapped out by VMC’s management committee and that of the company’s top management outlining the viability of the sugar miller’s recovery.
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                    [Title] => Villegas backed as VMC mancom member
                    [Summary] => Sugar firm Victorias Milling Co. has recommended economist Dr. Bernardo Villegas to fill up the vacancy in the seven-man management committee (mancom) created by the Securities and Exchange Commission to oversee the company’s rehabilitation.


In an urgent motion to the SEC, VMC said the vacuum in the mancom needs to be filled up to speed up the debt restructuring and rehabilitation of the sugar company.
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Romeo Hermoso, VMC chief finance officer, said the Kest Quartermain Venture Capital Partners Ltd. (KQVCPL) which offered to bail out the debt-saddled sugar miller also intends to create a financing system for struggling firms.
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Romeo Hermoso, VMC chief financial officer, said that London-based Kest Quartermain Venture Capital Partners Ltd. (KQVCPL) and General Electric Corporation (GE Capital) have offered to infuse $153 million in the debt-saddled sugar milling firm to help it get back on its feet.
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The proposed changes in the rehabilitation program are expected to iron out the differences between the plan mapped out by VMC’s management committee and that of the company’s top management outlining the viability of the sugar miller’s recovery.
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