Ayala-led chipmaker Integrated Micro-Electronics Inc. (IMI) reported a 128 percent jump in its first quarter net income this year to $853,900 on the back of higher revenues and reduced operating expenses.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange yesterday, IMI said consolidated sales revenues climbed 24 percent to $152 million, largely due to its expansion in Europe and Mexico.
Revenues from its operations in Europe and Mexico amounted to $40.9 million.
"With our company’s implementation of a global geographic expansion, we have realized a diversity in markets and operations. A healthy mix of customers and programs has cushioned the effects on our financial performance of the global electronics industry slowdown,” said Arthur Tan, president and chief executive officer of IMI.
IMI’s operations in China and Singapore registered combined revenues of $61.7 million, five percent lower than the year before, largely due to a reduction in turnkey sales to a customer in the telecommunication infrastructure market.
Philippine operations, on the other hand, generated $38.2 million in revenues, up four percent on strong programs in the consumer and automotive segments.
PSi Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of IMI, raked in $10.9 million in revenues.
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?publicationSubCategoryId=66&articleId=804638
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Friday, April 20, 2012
Stock News 2012: San Miguel's Ang is PAL's new president
San Miguel Premium Lager (Photo credit: drewesque)Listed PAL Holdings, Inc. announced on Friday the appointment of San Miguel Corp. President Ramon Ang as its new president and chief operating officer.
The appointment of Ang came after the diversified conglomerate San Miguel acquired a 49% stake in the flag carrier.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, PAL said Ang replaced Jaime Bautista, who resigned along with Domingo Chua, Wilson Young, Juanita Tan Lee, Johnip Cua and Ma. Cecilia Pesayco.
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=798971&publicationSubCategoryId=200
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Stock News 2011: SMC to complete purchase of 77% of ETPI from Ongpin
Diversifying giant San Miguel Corporation is completing its acquisition of Roberto V. Ongpin-controlled ISM Communications Corporation’s 77 percent stake in Eastern Telecommunications Philippines Inc.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SMC said its wholly-owned subsidiary San Miguel Equity Securities Inc. has executed a share purchase agreement with ISM for the purchase of 37.7 percent of ETPI.
The purchase was authorized by the SMC board of directors during its meetings held on December 16, 2010 and September 22, 2011.
SMC had earlier acquired a 40 percent stake in ETPI from ISM through wholly-owned unit Vega Telecom Inc.
Vega has executed a Share Purchase Agreement with ISM last December 30 for the purchase by Vega of 100 percent of the outstanding and issued shares of stock of A. G. N. Philippines, Inc. (AGNP).
AGNP is the registered and beneficial owner of approximately 40 percent of Eastern Telecom. SMC said the acquisition of AGNP was authorized by its Board of Directors during its meeting held on December 16, 2010.
ISM president Eric Recto said earlier that SMC is in talks with his company for the sale of the ISM’s entire 77-percent stake in Eastern Telecoms.
For his part, Eastern Telecoms head for marketing and business development Edwin Domingo said the company plans to create a synergy with SMC-led Liberty Telecom Holdings Inc.
Later on, ETPI, Express Telecommunications Inc. and Liberty may be folded into one company. “It could be like a San Miguel telecom company,” Domingo said.
In the meantime, Domingo said ETPI is helping Liberty set up parts of the Liberty’s infrastructure.
http://mb.com.ph/articles/338493/smc-complete-purchase-77-etpi-ongpin
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Saturday, January 15, 2011
Stock News 2011: SMC raises stake in Bank of Commerce
San Miguel Properties Inc. has acquired an additional 7.16 percent stake in Bank of Commerce, raising the stake of the San Miguel group in the bank to 59.16 percent.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SMPI said the acquisition was by way of a deed of sale of shares with assignment of subscription rights from Valiant Ventures and Development Holdings Inc.
SMPI said the sale is subject to completion and submission of parties of the standard closing conditions, including corporate approvals. The acquisition was approved by the SMPI board of directors last December.
Early last year, SMPI announced that it was transferring its 31 stake in BOC to the SMC Group Retirement Fund. The transfer increased the stake of SMC Retirement Fund in the bank to 52 percent.
http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/298659/smc-raises-stake-bank-commerce
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SMPI said the acquisition was by way of a deed of sale of shares with assignment of subscription rights from Valiant Ventures and Development Holdings Inc.
SMPI said the sale is subject to completion and submission of parties of the standard closing conditions, including corporate approvals. The acquisition was approved by the SMPI board of directors last December.
Early last year, SMPI announced that it was transferring its 31 stake in BOC to the SMC Group Retirement Fund. The transfer increased the stake of SMC Retirement Fund in the bank to 52 percent.
http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/298659/smc-raises-stake-bank-commerce
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Stock News 2010: SMC hikes stake in Petron
SAN MIGUEL Corp. has increased its stake in Petron Corp. to 37.8 percent of the oil refiner’s outstanding capital stock as part of its intention to acquire a controlling interest by year’s end.
On Aug. 31, San Miguel bought 1.52 million Petron shares from the Ashmore group at P7.20 a share or a total of P10.9 billion. Based on the latest regulatory filing by Petron, it said San Miguel now owned 3.58 billion shares.
Prior to the purchase, San Miguel acquired an initial 19.83-percent stake from Ashmore equivalent to 1.88 billion shares at P6.85 a share. But even before the acquisition of the initial block from Ashmore, San Miguel had conducted a tender offer at P6.85 a share given its intention to exercise the option to acquire 100 percent of Ashmore unit SEA Refinery Corp., which controls Petron.
Doris Dumlao
September 7, 2010
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