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[Title] => ALI hikes capital by P8B to cover 20% stock dividend
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Ayala Land Inc. (ALI), the property arm of conglomerate Ayala Corp., is raising its capitalization to P20 billion from P12 billion to cover the grant of a 20 percent stock dividend to shareholders.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ALI said the new capitalization consists of 20 billion common shares with a par value of P1.
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[Title] => ALI allots P16B for 2007 capex
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has earmarked P16 billion for capital expenditures next year to jumpstart projects that include the development of the Tri Noma shopping center in North Edsa, a shopping mall in Luzon, the expansion of Ayala Center in Cebu, and several residential projects.
ALI chief financial officer Jaime Ysmael said the 2007 capital budget will be roughly the same level as this year.
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[Title] => ALI to issue P2-B fixed rate notes
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has approved the issuance of up to P2-billion worth of fixed-rate corporate notes within the year.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ALI said it may still increase the final issue size as the need arises.
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[Title] => ALI to borrow up to P4B for capex, debt payments
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) is borrowing up to P4 billion to finance capital expenditures and prefund maturing obligations.
ALI chief financial officer Jaime Ysmael said the company has loans maturing early next year amounting to P3 billion.
For this year, the company has set aside P4 billion for the construction of new malls in line with efforts to increase its gross leasable area by 400,000 square meters in the next five years,
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[Title] => ALI sets aside P500M for BPO campuses
[Summary] => Ayala Land Inc. has set aside P500 million this year for the establishment of its so-called business process outsourcing (BPO) campuses in Metro Manila.
Ma. Victoria Añonuevo, ALI vice president and head of the Corporate Business Group and the Leisure and Lifestyle Group, said the BPO campuses will be located in the northern and southern parts of Metro Manila. The project, she said, would entail a development period of five years, starting this year.
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[Title] => ALI allots P4B for new malls
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has earmarked P4 billion this year for the construction of new malls as it strives to increase its gross leasable area by 400,000 square meters (sqm) in the next five years, company president Jimmy Ayala said yesterday.
Among these new malls are Tri Noma, a project of the North Triangle Depot Commercial Corp. which will rise on a 200,000-sqm property; Greenbelt 5, which will have 30,000 sqm of gross leasable area; Ayala Center Cebu; and the retail portion at Serendra in Makati.
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Ayala Land Inc. (ALI), the property arm of conglomerate Ayala Corp., is raising its capitalization to P20 billion from P12 billion to cover the grant of a 20 percent stock dividend to shareholders.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ALI said the new capitalization consists of 20 billion common shares with a par value of P1.
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[Title] => ALI allots P16B for 2007 capex
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has earmarked P16 billion for capital expenditures next year to jumpstart projects that include the development of the Tri Noma shopping center in North Edsa, a shopping mall in Luzon, the expansion of Ayala Center in Cebu, and several residential projects.
ALI chief financial officer Jaime Ysmael said the 2007 capital budget will be roughly the same level as this year.
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[Title] => ALI to issue P2-B fixed rate notes
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has approved the issuance of up to P2-billion worth of fixed-rate corporate notes within the year.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ALI said it may still increase the final issue size as the need arises.
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[Title] => ALI to borrow up to P4B for capex, debt payments
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) is borrowing up to P4 billion to finance capital expenditures and prefund maturing obligations.
ALI chief financial officer Jaime Ysmael said the company has loans maturing early next year amounting to P3 billion.
For this year, the company has set aside P4 billion for the construction of new malls in line with efforts to increase its gross leasable area by 400,000 square meters in the next five years,
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[Title] => ALI sets aside P500M for BPO campuses
[Summary] => Ayala Land Inc. has set aside P500 million this year for the establishment of its so-called business process outsourcing (BPO) campuses in Metro Manila.
Ma. Victoria Añonuevo, ALI vice president and head of the Corporate Business Group and the Leisure and Lifestyle Group, said the BPO campuses will be located in the northern and southern parts of Metro Manila. The project, she said, would entail a development period of five years, starting this year.
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[Title] => ALI allots P4B for new malls
[Summary] => Property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has earmarked P4 billion this year for the construction of new malls as it strives to increase its gross leasable area by 400,000 square meters (sqm) in the next five years, company president Jimmy Ayala said yesterday.
Among these new malls are Tri Noma, a project of the North Triangle Depot Commercial Corp. which will rise on a 200,000-sqm property; Greenbelt 5, which will have 30,000 sqm of gross leasable area; Ayala Center Cebu; and the retail portion at Serendra in Makati.
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