SEC approves P5-B retail bond offer of Rockwell
By Doris C. DumlaoProperty developer Rockwell Land Corp. has obtained approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to embark on a P5-billion retail bond offering.
Property developer Rockwell Land Corp. has obtained approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to embark on a P5-billion retail bond offering.
Upscale property developer Rockwell Land Corp. is planning to issue long-term retail bonds to partly finance ongoing projects, including its latest flagship, the Proscenium project in Makati City.
Premier property developer Rockwell Land Corp. recently introduced another exclusive community at The Alvendia. The launch was made after the success of its first foray into horizontal development, 205 Santolan by Rockwell.
Lopez-led property developer Rockwell Land Corp. has breached the P1-billion profit milestone in 2012, given the rise in revenues booked from its residential projects and the growth in rental income.
Premium property developer Rockwell Land Corp. introduced the third tower of its latest residential project, the Proscenium, to chosen clients.
Upscale property developer Rockwell Land Corp. is raising up to P10 billion from the offering of debt paper to selected institutional investors.
A big change is coming to this foreign bank this month after its big bosses overseas decided to finally put a Filipino in charge of local operations.
Upscale property developer Rockwell Land Corp. plans to raise as much as P7 billion from debt or equity within the year to boost fresh funds for residential and commercial property development.
The San Miguel group has raised about P2.1 billion from the sale of a 17-percent stake in upscale property developer Rockwell Land Corp. to the Lopez group.
The group of businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan sold on Thursday a 25 percent stake in newly listed Rockwell Land Corp. to the Lopez group for P3.06 billion, in line with the former’s thrust to exit from non-core property interests.
The group of businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan is set to sell its stake of about 25 percent in newly listed Rockwell Land Corp. to the Lopezes, allowing the family to cement a controlling interest in the upscale property developer.
When shareholders of Manila Electric Co. gather for their annual meeting this May 29, it will be the last time Ambassador Manolo Lopez, 69, will address them as chair. Lopez was chair and chief executive officer of Meralco until 2010, when the First Pacific group bought out most of the Lopezes’ stake and installed Manuel V. Pangilinan (MVP) as the new CEO.
