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Ayala, MUFG investments to boost GCash’s planned IPO — analysts
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THE FRESH investments by Ayala Corp. (AC) and Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) in Globe Fintech Innovations, Inc. (Mynt) may help enhance GCash’s operational capabilities and stimulate investor interest in its planned initial public offering (IPO), according to analysts.
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MPIC’s dairy expansion may spur investor interest — analysts
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METRO PACIFIC Agro Ventures (MPAV), the agriculture unit of Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC), is investing in a Bukidnon dairy farm to bolster its dairy operations — a move that analysts expect will stimulate further investment in local dairy production.
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PHL not ready to continue stock mart trading during typhoons — analysts
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THE Philippines is not ready to implement continuous stock market trading during typhoons as technical adjustments are required, analysts said.
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Sky-Converge deal may lead to bigger move — analysts
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THE PARTNERSHIP between Sky Cable Corp. and Converge ICT Solutions, Inc. could evolve into a more significant transaction, especially in light of the canceled deal with PLDT Inc., according to some analysts.
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Operational synergies crucial in JFC’s acquisition spree — analysts
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FAST-FOOD giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) is actively pursuing acquisitions, a strategy that, according to some analysts, carries inherent risks, including potential challenges in maintaining operational focus.
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Energy firms to see moderate Q2 growth — analysts
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ENERGY COMPANIES are expected to see moderate growth in the second quarter, driven by the increase in domestic demand and investments in renewable energy, according to analysts. The economic recovery is seen to “stimulate industrial and commercial energy consumption, further supporting revenue growth,” Regina Capital Development Corp. Head of Sales…
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PHL gov’t should consider raising taxes, analysts say
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THE GOVERNMENT should consider raising taxes in order to ramp up revenues and meet its fiscal consolidation targets, analysts said.
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PHL needs at least 6.1% growth to meet target, say analysts
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THE PHILIPPINE ECONOMY must grow by an average of 6.1% for the rest of the year to meet the lower end of the government’s 6-7% target, the Department of Finance (DoF) said over the weekend.