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[Summary] => Transpacific Broadband Group International Inc. is looking to tap Starlink of tech magnate and billionaire Elon Musk as a potential partner for low-earth orbit satellite connectivity in the country.
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[Title] => Laudable, but not enough
[Summary] => We just got word that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has just approved the application of Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. (TBGI) for the registration and sale of 76.6 million common shares for its initial public offering.
The approval is however subject to the company’s submission of an amended articles of incorporation to reflect a change in its corporate name and an amendment of its primary purpose by deleting the word ‘broadcast’ from it.
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) should look into this very carefully in the interest of the investing public.
Our sources have revealed that a company purporting to be the holder of a broadcasting franchise is now seeking approval from the SEC to offer 76.6 million common shares to the public and from the Philippine Stock Exchange to list all its issued and outstanding shares at the second board of the PSE.
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[Title] => Transpacific Broadcast Group hikes cap to P380-M
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the capital hike of satellite provider Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. (TBGI) from P150 million to P380 million.
TBGI is owned by businessman Arsenio T. Ng whose business interests range from communications to real estate development.
The capital increase is in preparation for the company’s initial public offering this year.
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[Summary] => Formally signifying its interest to offer its shares to the public, Transpacific Broadcast Group Inc. (TBGI) filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday its registration statement covering the sale of 69.678 million new common shares.
TBGI is controlled by businessman Arsenio T. Ng, whose interests range from healthcare services to real estate development.
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[Title] => A satellite dish for every school
[Summary] => Transpacific Broadcasting Group International Inc. has chosen the less traveled road. It offers access to the worldwide web through satellite rather than through the more popular cable connection. Its markets are also the underserved sectors of education and health.
"An internet connection without cables is very promising, especially in remote locations that have not been reached by telephones," said TBGI president Arsenio Ng.
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[Title] => Transpacific to list shares
[Summary] => Despite the stock market slump, Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc., a satelite service provider owned by publicly-listed ATN Holdings Inc. of businessman Arsenio T. Ng, is listing its shares at the exchange.
In a statement issued yesterday, TBGI said it plans to offer to the public 33 percent of its common stock. The company has tapped RCBC Capital Corp. as lead underwriter for the offering.
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The approval is however subject to the company’s submission of an amended articles of incorporation to reflect a change in its corporate name and an amendment of its primary purpose by deleting the word ‘broadcast’ from it.
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the capital hike of satellite provider Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. (TBGI) from P150 million to P380 million.
TBGI is owned by businessman Arsenio T. Ng whose business interests range from communications to real estate development.
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[Summary] => Formally signifying its interest to offer its shares to the public, Transpacific Broadcast Group Inc. (TBGI) filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday its registration statement covering the sale of 69.678 million new common shares.
TBGI is controlled by businessman Arsenio T. Ng, whose interests range from healthcare services to real estate development.
Based on documents submitted to the SEC, TBGI expects to raise between P70.5 million and P90.5 million from its initial public offering which shall be underwritten by RCBC Capital Corp.
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"An internet connection without cables is very promising, especially in remote locations that have not been reached by telephones," said TBGI president Arsenio Ng.
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In a statement issued yesterday, TBGI said it plans to offer to the public 33 percent of its common stock. The company has tapped RCBC Capital Corp. as lead underwriter for the offering.
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