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Daily Archives: December 28, 2021

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Carmakers hopeful of finishing year with 20% sales growth

Insights, Investor, Logistics and Supply ChainBy Roy Stephen C. CanivelDecember 28, 2021

The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (Campi) is expecting to end the year with a growth of around 20 percent, which they hope to raise even further in 2022. “By year-end, [we] expect around a 20-percent [growth],” said Campi president Rommel Gutierrez in a Viber message when asked for the group’s year-end…

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EEI Corp. secures P6B from preferred share sale

Insights, Investor, PropertyBy Doris Dumlao-AbadillaDecember 28, 2021

Yuchengco-led construction firm EEI Corp. has returned to the local stock market for the first time in 14 years, raising P6 billion from a warmly received offering of preferred shares. EEI’s offering of series A and series B preferred shares, which ended on Dec. 15, had been oversubscribed by 4.85 times the base offer of…

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SMIC seeks to borrow P15B more from bond market

Insights, Investor, RecoveryBy Doris Dumlao-AbadillaDecember 28, 2021

The country’s largest conglomerate, SM Investments Corp. (SMIC), has filed a registration statement to raise as much as P15 billion from the offering of long-term peso-denominated bonds by February next year. These fixed-rate bonds will form the second tranche of its P30-billion debt securities shelf registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Based on…

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BDO set to borrow P5 billion via fresh green bond offer

Insights, Investor, RecoveryBy Miguel R. CamusDecember 28, 2021

Banking giant BDO Unibank Inc. is preparing to raise another P5 billion in debt from a massive P365-billion bond program to partly finance its expansion. BDO, by the Sy family’s SM Group, disclosed plans to issue peso-denominated fixed-rate Asean sustainability bonds. The lender said in a stock exchange filing the proposed offer would run from…

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