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[Title] => Philippines corporations may opt to retain corporate term
[Summary] => Corporations in the Philippines may still retain their specific corporate terms instead of having perpetual existence as now allowed by the Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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[Title] => Belle Corp. to expand hotel rooms in City of Dreams
[Summary] => On the sidelines of its annual stockholders meeting Monday, Belle Corp. president and chief executive officer Manuel Gana told reporters the group is proposing to expand the 6.2-hectare mixed-use complex in Entertainment City.
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[Title] => Pascual holds 10 times more shares than Lokin
[Summary] => This newspaper published last Thursday an 885-word treatise of Pitero M. Reig, who claimed to be the lawyer for Luis K. Lokin Jr., reacting to my brief 280-word item of last July 11 on the Philcomsat Holdings Corp.
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[Title] => Meralco-GSIS case wasn't 1st SEC decision of Roxas
[Summary] => STINKING STABLES: I was not surprised that Court of Appeals Justice Vicente Q. Roxas was sacked by the Supreme Court after having figured in a scandalous show of undue interest in a high-profile case that has tainted the entire judiciary.
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[Title] => Philcomsat corporate life extended
[Summary] => Listed firm Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (PHC) finally got the required approval from its stockholders yesterday for the extension of its corporate life which would have expired today, May 10.
In another stormy special stockholders meeting in Makati yesterday, minority stockholders led by Victor Africa tried to block the ratification of a board approval that sought to extend PHC’s corporate life by another 50 years.
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[Title] => PHC defiance tests SEC resolve
[Summary] => Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (PHC), which has been ordered to convene a stockholders’ meeting not later than April 17, will test the determination and resolve of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to exercise its supervisory powers, especially over publicly listed companies like PHC.
The PHC case is also a test on whether the SEC, in accordance with its charter, can really protect minority stockholders.
Observers said that if the SEC order is not implemented, its mandate as the government’s corporate watchdog would be undermined.
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[Title] => SEC orders Philcomsat to hold stockholders’ meeting by April 17
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has ordered publicly listed Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (PHC) to hold a stockholders’ meeting on or before April 17, 2006.
PHC has not held its annual membership meeting since 2004 due to a pending dispute between the Ilusorio group and the group of Amb. Manuel Nieto over the composition of the governing board of directors of the firm’s parent companies.
Citing the Corporation Code, the SEC said the term of the board of directors of a stock corporation is limited only to one year.
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[Title] => PHC gigiyerahin na ng stockholders
[Summary] => HINDI ako magtataka kung ano mang araw ngayon, lusubin na lang ng mga maliliit na investors ang Philcomsat Holdings Corporation (PHC) na tutol buksan ang libro sa mga stockholders para malaman ang kalagayan ng kanilang puhunan.
Ang board of directors ng PHC sa pamumuno ng presidenteng si Manuel Nieto ay ni hindi nagpatawag ng stockholders meeting (na required ng batas) noong Mayo 2005. Wala nang matakbuhan ang mga stockholders kaya nagpapasaklolo sa Securities and Exchange Commission.
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[Title] => Philcomsat holdings inireklamo
[Summary] => Binatikos kahapon ng minority stock holders ng Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (PHC) ang Board of Directors at Management ng kumpanya dahilan diumano sa paglilihim sa patuloy na pagkaubos ng pondo nito dahilan sa mga kuwestiyonableng gastusin.
Sinabi ni Victor Africa, isa sa mga stockholders na marami ang dahilan kung bakit hindi nagpatawag ng pagpupulong ang mga stockholders ng PHC Board para sa taong 2005 dahilan marami sa kanila ang hindi nakatala sa Philippine Stock and Exchange (PSE).
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[Title] => Megaworld expands
[Summary] => Stockholders of property giant Megaworld Corp., in an annual stockholders’ meeting held June 17 in Eastwood City approved a P7-billion increase in the company’s authorized capital stock, raising it from P13.2 billion to P20.2 billion.
The P7-billion capital increase is divided into seven billion common shares each valued at P1, out of which 7,775,926,518 common shares will be issued as stock dividends.
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[Title] => Belle Corp. to expand hotel rooms in City of Dreams
[Summary] => On the sidelines of its annual stockholders meeting Monday, Belle Corp. president and chief executive officer Manuel Gana told reporters the group is proposing to expand the 6.2-hectare mixed-use complex in Entertainment City.
[DatePublished] => 2018-04-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pascual holds 10 times more shares than Lokin
[Summary] => This newspaper published last Thursday an 885-word treatise of Pitero M. Reig, who claimed to be the lawyer for Luis K. Lokin Jr., reacting to my brief 280-word item of last July 11 on the Philcomsat Holdings Corp.
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[Title] => Meralco-GSIS case wasn't 1st SEC decision of Roxas
[Summary] => STINKING STABLES: I was not surprised that Court of Appeals Justice Vicente Q. Roxas was sacked by the Supreme Court after having figured in a scandalous show of undue interest in a high-profile case that has tainted the entire judiciary.
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[Title] => Philcomsat corporate life extended
[Summary] => Listed firm Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (PHC) finally got the required approval from its stockholders yesterday for the extension of its corporate life which would have expired today, May 10.
In another stormy special stockholders meeting in Makati yesterday, minority stockholders led by Victor Africa tried to block the ratification of a board approval that sought to extend PHC’s corporate life by another 50 years.
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The PHC case is also a test on whether the SEC, in accordance with its charter, can really protect minority stockholders.
Observers said that if the SEC order is not implemented, its mandate as the government’s corporate watchdog would be undermined.
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[Title] => SEC orders Philcomsat to hold stockholders’ meeting by April 17
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has ordered publicly listed Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (PHC) to hold a stockholders’ meeting on or before April 17, 2006.
PHC has not held its annual membership meeting since 2004 due to a pending dispute between the Ilusorio group and the group of Amb. Manuel Nieto over the composition of the governing board of directors of the firm’s parent companies.
Citing the Corporation Code, the SEC said the term of the board of directors of a stock corporation is limited only to one year.
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[Title] => PHC gigiyerahin na ng stockholders
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Ang board of directors ng PHC sa pamumuno ng presidenteng si Manuel Nieto ay ni hindi nagpatawag ng stockholders meeting (na required ng batas) noong Mayo 2005. Wala nang matakbuhan ang mga stockholders kaya nagpapasaklolo sa Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Sinabi ni Victor Africa, isa sa mga stockholders na marami ang dahilan kung bakit hindi nagpatawag ng pagpupulong ang mga stockholders ng PHC Board para sa taong 2005 dahilan marami sa kanila ang hindi nakatala sa Philippine Stock and Exchange (PSE).
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[Summary] => Stockholders of property giant Megaworld Corp., in an annual stockholders’ meeting held June 17 in Eastwood City approved a P7-billion increase in the company’s authorized capital stock, raising it from P13.2 billion to P20.2 billion.
The P7-billion capital increase is divided into seven billion common shares each valued at P1, out of which 7,775,926,518 common shares will be issued as stock dividends.
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December 6, 2005 - 12:00am
