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[Title] => Global Equities sets debt liquidation measures
[Summary] => Holding firm Global Equities Inc. (GEI) said it continues to work on the full liquidation of its debts in line with efforts to bring its stockholders equity back to positive levels.
[DatePublished] => 2004-06-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => US firm allots P4.8B for dev’t of tourism estate in Clark
[Summary] => CLARK ZONE, Pampanga – A US-based firm is investing P4.8 billion for the redevelopment and operation of a 200-hectare tourism estate inside the Clark Special Economic Zone.
The contract of Sacobia Hills Development Corp. (SHDC) was amended recently to pave the way for the revival of the True North Golf Course, the Sacobia housing and other support projects.
The move is aimed at solving the deterioration of the tourism estate following its non-operation for more than two years. The tourism estate will be operated by BAC Nevada, a Washington based firm.
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[Title] => CDC warns ‘delinquent’ investor
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — The state-owned Clark Development Corp. (CDC) has no choice but to terminate its contract with Sacobia Hills Development Corp. (SHDC) should the company fail within 15 days to finally get its proposed P4.8-billion tourism complex going at the Clark special economic zone, a CDC official said.
The SHDC signed a lease contract with the CDC in January 1997 for the Tru North Golf and Country Club complex, and it subsequently sold shares worth millions of pesos.
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[Title] => Clark firms owe CDC P532-M
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — At least 250 of the 300 companies at the Clark special economic zone owe the state-owned Clark Development Corp. (CDC) some P532 million in rental and other fees.
Some of these locators are also way past their deadline to pump in investments in the ecozone.
Some of these delinquent firms were found to have merely put up "shells" of planned offices and ventures, according to a CDC official who requested anonymity.
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The contract of Sacobia Hills Development Corp. (SHDC) was amended recently to pave the way for the revival of the True North Golf Course, the Sacobia housing and other support projects.
The move is aimed at solving the deterioration of the tourism estate following its non-operation for more than two years. The tourism estate will be operated by BAC Nevada, a Washington based firm.
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The SHDC signed a lease contract with the CDC in January 1997 for the Tru North Golf and Country Club complex, and it subsequently sold shares worth millions of pesos.
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Some of these locators are also way past their deadline to pump in investments in the ecozone.
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