+ Follow STENIEL MANUFACTURING Tag
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[Title] => Steniel selling packaging unit based in Mindanao
[Summary] => Steniel Manufacturing Corp. is selling a Mindanao-based industrial packaging firm, its only operating unit, to several companies.
[DatePublished] => 2014-01-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Neil Jerome C. Morales
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[Title] => Nenaco moves to trim deficit
[Summary] => The Metro Pacific-controlled shipping line Negros Navigation Co. Inc. will undertake a four-pronged program to wipe out about 73 percent of its existing deficit and enhance its attractiveness to potential buyers, the company said in a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Nenaco corporate information officer Virgenito Torcal said the firm’s board of directors had unanimously approved a change in its capital restructuring in order to reduce its retained deficit of approximately P3 billion at end-2000.
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Nenaco corporate information officer Virgenito Torcal said the firm’s board of directors had unanimously approved a change in its capital restructuring in order to reduce its retained deficit of approximately P3 billion at end-2000.
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