+ Follow TSUNEISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES INC Tag
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[Title] => Duha nadakpan tungod sa drugas
[Summary] => Nasikop sa kapolisan sa lalawigan sa Sugbo ang duha ka tawo sa managlahing hitabo sa miaging adlaw. Nasikop sa Argao police ang usa ka Michael Sabellano, 28, molupyo sa barangay Capio-an sa maong lungsod.
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[Title] => Nenaco asked to prove compliance with SEC rules
[Summary] => Debt-saddled Negros Navigation Co. Inc. will have a lot of explaining to do to convince the Securities and Exchange Commission that it had complied with the agency’s full disclosure rules.
Preliminary results of an audit conducted by the SEC to determine the veracity of Nenaco’s third quarter report showed that the company could have engaged in misrepresentation. The audit was conducted in lieu of the motion for reconsideration filed by Nenaco with respect to the fine imposed on it by the SEC’s corporation and finance department.
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[Title] => Nenaco asked to prove compliance with SEC rules
[Summary] => Debt-saddled Negros Navigation Co. Inc. will have a lot of explaining to do to convince the Securities and Exchange Commission that it had complied with the agency’s full disclosure rules.
Preliminary results of an audit conducted by the SEC to determine the veracity of Nenaco’s third quarter report showed that the company could have engaged in misrepresentation. The audit was conducted in lieu of the motion for reconsideration filed by Nenaco with respect to the fine imposed on it by the SEC’s corporation and finance department.
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[Title] => Nenaco asks SEC to waive P75,000 fine
[Summary] => Citing its limited cashflow, Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco), the inter-island shipping unit of Metro Pacific Corp., asked that the P75,000 penalty imposed on it by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) be waived.
Nenaco was fined for its failure to comply with Sec. 17 of the Securities Regulation Code which requires all listed corporations to disclose any known trend, event or uncertainty that may have adversely affect their financial standing.
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[Title] => Nenaco to appeal penalty for SRC violation
[Summary] => Negros Navigation Co. Inc. (Nenaco) will appeal the P75,000 penalty imposed on it by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
"We intend to file a request for reconsideration of the assessment by the SEC," Nenaco said in a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Nenaco was fined for its failure to comply with Sec. 17 of the Securities Regulation Code, which requires all listed corporations to disclose any unknown trend, event or uncertainty that may adversely affect their financial condition.
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[Title] => PSE halts trading in shares of Nenaco
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) indefinitely suspended yesterday trade in shares of Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco) following the shipping firm’s filing of a petition for suspension of debt payments and corporate rehabilitation with the courts.
Nenaco, which is 97 percent owned by property firm Metro Pacific Corp., the local flagship of Hong Kong’s First Pacific Co. Ltd., sought reprieve from the Manila Regional Trial Court on the payment of P2.5 billion in debts to creditors.
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[Title] => Nenaco debt is P111M — Tsuneishi
[Summary] => Tsuneishi Heavy Industries Inc., a joint venture of the Aboitiz Group and the Tsuneishi Group of Japan, said Negros Navigation Co. owes them a total of P111.25 million and not P36 million as claimed by the shipping unit of Metro Pacific Corp.
Tsuneishi builds and repairs ships for local and international clients and has its operations base in Balamban with the Aboitiz Group as business and management partner.
Tsuneishi used to be a partner of Nenaco until it failed to pay for repairs on its vessels, and for ship drydocking since 2002.
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TSUNEISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES INC
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[Title] => Nenaco asked to prove compliance with SEC rules
[Summary] => Debt-saddled Negros Navigation Co. Inc. will have a lot of explaining to do to convince the Securities and Exchange Commission that it had complied with the agency’s full disclosure rules.
Preliminary results of an audit conducted by the SEC to determine the veracity of Nenaco’s third quarter report showed that the company could have engaged in misrepresentation. The audit was conducted in lieu of the motion for reconsideration filed by Nenaco with respect to the fine imposed on it by the SEC’s corporation and finance department.
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[Title] => Nenaco asked to prove compliance with SEC rules
[Summary] => Debt-saddled Negros Navigation Co. Inc. will have a lot of explaining to do to convince the Securities and Exchange Commission that it had complied with the agency’s full disclosure rules.
Preliminary results of an audit conducted by the SEC to determine the veracity of Nenaco’s third quarter report showed that the company could have engaged in misrepresentation. The audit was conducted in lieu of the motion for reconsideration filed by Nenaco with respect to the fine imposed on it by the SEC’s corporation and finance department.
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[Title] => Nenaco asks SEC to waive P75,000 fine
[Summary] => Citing its limited cashflow, Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco), the inter-island shipping unit of Metro Pacific Corp., asked that the P75,000 penalty imposed on it by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) be waived.
Nenaco was fined for its failure to comply with Sec. 17 of the Securities Regulation Code which requires all listed corporations to disclose any known trend, event or uncertainty that may have adversely affect their financial standing.
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[Title] => Nenaco to appeal penalty for SRC violation
[Summary] => Negros Navigation Co. Inc. (Nenaco) will appeal the P75,000 penalty imposed on it by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
"We intend to file a request for reconsideration of the assessment by the SEC," Nenaco said in a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Nenaco was fined for its failure to comply with Sec. 17 of the Securities Regulation Code, which requires all listed corporations to disclose any unknown trend, event or uncertainty that may adversely affect their financial condition.
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[Title] => PSE halts trading in shares of Nenaco
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) indefinitely suspended yesterday trade in shares of Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco) following the shipping firm’s filing of a petition for suspension of debt payments and corporate rehabilitation with the courts.
Nenaco, which is 97 percent owned by property firm Metro Pacific Corp., the local flagship of Hong Kong’s First Pacific Co. Ltd., sought reprieve from the Manila Regional Trial Court on the payment of P2.5 billion in debts to creditors.
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[Title] => Nenaco debt is P111M — Tsuneishi
[Summary] => Tsuneishi Heavy Industries Inc., a joint venture of the Aboitiz Group and the Tsuneishi Group of Japan, said Negros Navigation Co. owes them a total of P111.25 million and not P36 million as claimed by the shipping unit of Metro Pacific Corp.
Tsuneishi builds and repairs ships for local and international clients and has its operations base in Balamban with the Aboitiz Group as business and management partner.
Tsuneishi used to be a partner of Nenaco until it failed to pay for repairs on its vessels, and for ship drydocking since 2002.
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