SAN LAZARO BUSINESS AND TOURISM PARK

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MJC Investments Corp. (MJIC), a company majority owned by Manila Jockey Club Inc. of the Reyno family, is deriving fresh funds for the ongoing construction of a tourism hub at its former San Lazaro racetrack in Manila from additional shares subscription by a strategic investor.

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                    [Title] => MJCI secures fresh funding
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Listed holding firm MJC Investments Corp. (MJIC) of the Reyno family is securing fresh funding from a Hong Kong-based investor group.

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MJC selling more shares to HK-based investor

January 20, 2015 - 12:00am

MJC Investments Corp. (MJIC), a company majority owned by Manila Jockey Club Inc. of the Reyno family, is deriving fresh funds for the ongoing construction of a tourism hub at its former San Lazaro racetrack in Manila...

Business

MJCI secures fresh funding

By Neil Jerome C. Morales | January 19, 2013 - 12:00am

Listed holding firm MJC Investments Corp. (MJIC) of the Reyno family is securing fresh funding from a Hong Kong-based investor group.

Business