NEWS
Transpacific Broadcast Group hikes cap to P380-M
> The Philippine
Star
The
Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the capital hike of
satellite provider Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. (TBGI)
from P150 million to P380 million.
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Satellite Dish for Every School
UNITED DAILY NEWS
April 23, 2003
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Braving
IPO waters
COCKTALES by Victor C. Agustin
PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 2003
DESPITE
the looming Iraqui war and the Mindanao bombing jitters, publicly listed
ATN Holdings is pusing through with the planned public offering of its
satellite Internet subsidiary by mid year.
Controlled by Clinica Manila founder Arsenio T. Ng, ATN plans to offer
33 percent of its technology subsidiary, Transpacific Broadcast Group
International, to go public.
Transpacific Broadcast already counts the Notre Dame University in
South Cotabato and 30 other provincial schools and radio stations as
clients for its Clark based satellite earth station.
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TBGI sets IPO
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Friday, March 14, 2003
TRANSPACIFIC
Broadcast Group 'International Inc., a subsidiary of businessman Arsenio
Ng's publicly listed ATN Holdings Inc., plans to undertake an initial
public offering of 33 percent of its common stock.
In a news release, TBGI which has a license to operate a satellite
earth station for commercial telecommunications and television broadcast,
said it would provide Internet connectivity all over the Philippines.
"By adopting successful business models, the ATN group through
TBGI and other subsidiaries seeks to help Philippine businesses drive
down costs and avoid raising prices when possible. TBGI's satellite
connectivity could very well be the most cost efficient way to go for
distance learning and for institutions and hospitals in remote part's
of the country to get wired," Ng said.
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Satellite firm Transpacific Broadcast applies for
IPO
> The Manila Times
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broadcast firm Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. (TBGI)
has filed an application with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) for
an initial public offering (IPO), the first to do so this year.
Communication firm files application for IPO
> The Manila Bulletin
Transpacific
Broadcast Group International, Inc. (TBGI), the technology arm of listed
firm ATN Holdings Inc., has filed a registration statement with the
Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) for an initial public offering of 69.68
million new shares with a par value of P 1 per share. The offer price
was placed between P 1.18 to P 1.48 per share.
TBG files statement for IPO
> The Manila Times
TRANSPACIFIC
Broadcast Group International, Inc. (TBGI) yesterday filed its registration
statement with the Philipp ine Stock Exchange for an initial, public
offering of 69.678 million new common shares with a par value of P 1
per share.
Firm in satellite business going public
> Manila Standard
Satellite
firm Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. (TBGI) yesterday
bared plans to undertake an initial public offering worth P69.67 million
in new common shares at P1 per share. This represents 33 percent of
the firm's outstanding common stock.
Satellite provider files papers for public float
> The Daily Tribune
Satellite
service provide Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. (TBGI)
has filed its registration statement with the Philippine Stock Exchange
for an initial public offering of 69.7 million new common shares, or
33 Percent of its total common stocks.
Satellite provider TBGI eyes P 90.5M from offer
> Business World
Satellite
service provider Transpacific Broadcast Group International, Inc. (TBGI)
yesterday said it plans to raise P70.5 million-P90.5 million through
an initial public offering (IPO) of some 33% of its stocks.
TBGI to list shares
> Malaya
Satellite
firm Transpacific Broadcast Group international (TBGI) yesterday filed
with the Philippine Stock Exchange shares representing 33 percent of
its common stock.
Transpacific Broadcast seeks SEC nod
for IPO
> The Philippine
Star
Despite
the stock market slump, Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc.,
a satelite service provider owned by publicly-listed ATN Holdings Inc.
of businessman Arsenio T. Ng, is listing its shares at the exchange.
Transpacific Broadcast plans to go public
> INQ7
Money Section
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service provider Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc. said
it planned to offer to the public 33 percent of its common stock. Transpacific
gave no timetable for the stock offer but said it was seeking Philippine
Stock Exchange approval for it.
A satellite dish for every school
> The Philippine
Star
Transpacific Broadcasting Group International Inc. has chosen the less
traveled road. It offers access to the worldwide web through satellite
rather than through the more popular cable connection. Its markets are
also the underserved sectors of education and health.
Transpacific to list shares
> The Philippine
Star
Despite
the stock market slump, Transpacific Broadcast Group International Inc.,
a satelite service provider owned by publicly-listed ATN Holdings Inc.
of businessman Arsenio T. Ng, is listing its shares at the exchange.
