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Globalport sells P4B in shares

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While inclement weather continued to sideline Philippine markets, Asian emerging markets are likewise battling a “storm” arising from a capital flight to developed markets in anticipation of the US Federal Reserve’s tapering of its easy money policy. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

Romero-led Globalport 900 Inc. has sold over P4 billion worth of unlisted shares to comply with the Philippine Stock Exchange’s (PSE) 10 percent minimum public float requirement.

Posted: December 11th, 2012 in Headlines | Read More »

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