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Steel firm seeks more troops for additional security

MANILA, Philippines - An Indian-controlled company running a steel mill in Iligan City requested the Philippine government to dispatch additional military personnel in its area.

Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila confirmed to reporters on Thursday that Global Steelworks Philippines Inc. (GSPI) requested more troops to ensure the safety of the city and the region.

As of Wednesday, separatist rebels were reportedly only six hours away from Iligan City, prompting the local government to declare a state of emergency in the area.
 

PSE implements mineral reporting code

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) announced the full implementation of the Philippine Mineral Reporting Code (PMRC) as part of PSE’s program to elevate to global standards the level of protection it extends to mining investors.

The PSE said it has finally received the approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to adopt a revised definition that describes the qualifications and type of experience required to be qualified as a Competent Person of a mining company.
 

Coal firm Semirara sees strong profit growth

Semirara Mining Corp, the Philippines' largest coal producer, expects its net profit to rise more than 20 percent this year and coal revenues to jump as much as 56 percent mainly due to higher coal prices and increased exports, the company's chief executive said on Tuesday.

Semirara hopes to sustain its double-digit profit and coal revenue growth next year with no let up in demand especially from the fast-growing economies of China and India.

"We expect more than 20 percent growth in profits for 2008 and at least 20 percent growth in profits for 2009," Isidro Consunji, who is also the president of Semirara's parent firm DMCI Holdings, told Reuters in an interview.
 

Amid bleak economy, PLDT ups 2008 capex progam

PLDTPhilippine Long Distance Telephone Co, the country’s leading telecommunications firm, adjusted its capital expenditures for the year on optimism that the industry will continue to grow despite the generally gloomy economic outlook.

Company officials said PLDT is raising its capital outlay to P28.5 billion in 2008 from P25.4 billion earmarked at the start of the year.
 

Aboitiz Power's recurring net income zooms on higher revenues

Aboitiz Power Corp. on Thursday reported that its recurring net income for the first six months of the year more than doubled on higher revenues from its power generation and power distribution businesses.

In a statement to the Philippine Stock Exchange, AP said its recurring net income for the January to June period jumped 136 percent to P2.19 billion.
 
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