+ Follow RUFINO MANOTOK Tag
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[Title] => Ayala unit delisted from Singapore bourse
[Summary] => The Singapore-traded Ayala International Holdings Ltd. (AIHL), the foreign property investment and development arm of Philippine conglomerate Ayala Corp., has been officially delisted from the island-nation’s bourse following its ownership by parent company Ayala International Pte. Ltd. (AIPL).
Ayala Corp. managing director Rufino Manotok said AIPL, the Ayala group’s Singapore-based subsidiary, acquired 100 percent of AIHL last May 31, 2002 in line with the entire Ayala companies’ corporate restructuring program.
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[Title] => Ayala Corp 9-months income drops to P2.52B
[Summary] => Higher financial costs weighed down on Ayala Corp.’s bottom line for the first nine months as its consolidated net income fell 11.6 percent from P2.85 billion last year to P2.52 billion this year.
Ayala Corp. managing director Rufino Manotok said that while its core companies turned in better or steady earnings during the period, the conglomerate was affected by the increase in actual financing costs due to hedging and swaps.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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RUFINO MANOTOK
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[Title] => Ayala unit delisted from Singapore bourse
[Summary] => The Singapore-traded Ayala International Holdings Ltd. (AIHL), the foreign property investment and development arm of Philippine conglomerate Ayala Corp., has been officially delisted from the island-nation’s bourse following its ownership by parent company Ayala International Pte. Ltd. (AIPL).
Ayala Corp. managing director Rufino Manotok said AIPL, the Ayala group’s Singapore-based subsidiary, acquired 100 percent of AIHL last May 31, 2002 in line with the entire Ayala companies’ corporate restructuring program.
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[Title] => Ayala Corp 9-months income drops to P2.52B
[Summary] => Higher financial costs weighed down on Ayala Corp.’s bottom line for the first nine months as its consolidated net income fell 11.6 percent from P2.85 billion last year to P2.52 billion this year.
Ayala Corp. managing director Rufino Manotok said that while its core companies turned in better or steady earnings during the period, the conglomerate was affected by the increase in actual financing costs due to hedging and swaps.
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