jfc chart as of 28 jun 2013
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quote: "Other non-core businesses are aviation-related services firm Macroasia Corp. and Victorias Milling Co. Inc."
Sangley reclamation plan for airport will destroy livelihood of 26,000 Cavite fishing familiesBy: InterAksyon.comJune 16, 2013 11:56 AM
The Cavite coastline as seen from CavitEX shows some bamboo poles where mussels are cultivated and gathered. VERONICA UY/InterAksyon.com
InterAksyon.com means BUSINESSMANILA, Philippines - The planned large-scale reclamation project in Sangley Point that would pave the way for the construction of international airport and seaport at the former US naval station would destroy the livelihood of 26,000 Cavite fishing families, a fisherfolk alliance said Sunday.
Salvador France, Pamalakaya vice chairperson and convener of Koalisyon Kontra Kumbersyon ng Manila Bay (KKK-Manila Bay), said 26,000 fishing families from Bacoor to Cavite City will be displaced from their main source of livelihood once Malacanang agrees with foreign investors and financiers of the Sangley Pt. Reclamation Project at the Cavite Peninsula.
"Twenty six thousand fishing families or roughly 156,000 people will be immediately dislodged from their livelihood and communities and what the government will offer for survival of a lifetime is P 15,000 for each of the displaced family. People of the Philippines, we have a looming massacre of people, livelihood and environment here rolled into one courtesy of this great Sangley Point robbery by foreign monopolies," the Pamalakaya official said.
Ty power firm shelves IPO plan this year
By Neil Jerome Morales (The Philippine Star) | Updated June 17, 2013 - 12:00am 3 1 googleplus0 0 MANILA, Philippines - The power generation arm of conglomerate GT Capital Holdings Inc. is temporarily shelving its plans for an initial public offering (IPO) this year.
New power generation projects are already adequately funded but Global Business Power Corp. (GBPC) is not ruling out a debut in the local bourse next year if there are new expansion, a company executive said.
“Not yet, not this year,” said GBPC director Alfred V. Ty when asked if the power producer would pursue its listing plan this year.
“There are a lot factors like taking into account the use of proceeds [and] new projects,” Ty said, adding that the company has to prepare new expansion plans.
In 2012, GBPC president Arthur Aguilar said the company might conduct an IPO as early as this year if new expansion plans are already finalized.