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Sultan Mining defers IPO plan

By Elizabeth Sanchez-Lacson
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03:25:00 06/25/2008

Filed Under: Financing, Stock Offerings

Coal mine owner Sultan Mining and Energy Development Corp. has deferred its P480-million initial public offering (IPO) of stock, as it has yet to complete its first half financial report.

In a disclosure to the stock exchange, lead underwriter Asian Alliance Investment Corp. said it had decided, in consultation with Sultan, to postpone the IPO to the latter part of July.

The IPO was had been planned for June 26 to July 2.

In a separate statement, Sultan Mining said it remained committed to proceeding with an IPO. It said energy stocks had been insulated from the weakness of the global market and coal prices were rising on the back of record-high oil prices.

The stock market’s main index has lost a total of 103.7 points since Monday on lingering fears over a global economic slowdown.

To meet growing demand and take advantage of surging prices, Sultan Mining said it was ramping up production in its mine in Bislig town in the southern province of Surigao del Sur.

It said its Bislig coal mine was now in full commercial production and more heavy equipment had been brought in to develop several open pits.

The company said its output in April reached 22,000 metric tons, up 120 percent from March, and it expected to record 25,000 metric tons for May. Edited by INQUIRER.net



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