PAL Postpones SAtockholders Meeting Due To ownership dispute
The operator of Philippine Airlines (PAL) has postponed its shareholders meeting, as the flag carriers two key owners have yet to complete talks on how they will resolve ownership issues.
In a disclose to the Philippine Stock Exchange, PAL Holdings said its board approved last August 14 the postponement of its stockholders meeting in light of the ongoing discussions between the San Miguel Corp. Group and the Lucio Tan Group with respect to their indirect equity stakes in PAL Holdings, Inc, Philippine Airlines, Inc. and Air Philippines Corporation.
Under its the by laws, the meeting should be held on the last working day of September.
Recently, San Miguel admitted that it was in discussions for either divesting from PAL or buying out Tans group.
To recall, SMC, through wholly owned subsidiary San Miguel Equity Investments Inc, earlier entered into investment agreements with Trustmark Holdings Corp and Zuma Holdings and Management Corp, giving the food and beverage conglomerate a 49 percent stake in PAL and Air Philippines Express for $500 million.
The remaining 51 percent of PAL remains with Tan.
PAL Holdings reported a profit of P1.49 billion in the April to June period, reversing the P1.08 billion loss in the same three months of last year.
Second quarter revenue shot up by 47.4 percent to P27.30 billion this year from P18.52 billion last year. Earlier, PAL president Ramon Ang said that the flag carrier likely turned in a profit starting April.
PAL carried 4.5 million passengers in the first six months of this year.
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The operator of Philippine Airlines (PAL) has postponed its shareholders meeting, as the flag carriers two key owners have yet to complete talks on how they will resolve ownership issues.
In a disclose to the Philippine Stock Exchange, PAL Holdings said its board approved last August 14 the postponement of its stockholders meeting in light of the ongoing discussions between the San Miguel Corp. Group and the Lucio Tan Group with respect to their indirect equity stakes in PAL Holdings, Inc, Philippine Airlines, Inc. and Air Philippines Corporation.
Under its the by laws, the meeting should be held on the last working day of September.
Recently, San Miguel admitted that it was in discussions for either divesting from PAL or buying out Tans group.
To recall, SMC, through wholly owned subsidiary San Miguel Equity Investments Inc, earlier entered into investment agreements with Trustmark Holdings Corp and Zuma Holdings and Management Corp, giving the food and beverage conglomerate a 49 percent stake in PAL and Air Philippines Express for $500 million.
The remaining 51 percent of PAL remains with Tan.
PAL Holdings reported a profit of P1.49 billion in the April to June period, reversing the P1.08 billion loss in the same three months of last year.
Second quarter revenue shot up by 47.4 percent to P27.30 billion this year from P18.52 billion last year. Earlier, PAL president Ramon Ang said that the flag carrier likely turned in a profit starting April.
PAL carried 4.5 million passengers in the first six months of this year.
Annual Stockholders Meeting,
Disney Stockholder Meeting,
Shareholder Meeting Agenda,
Shareholders Meeting,
Annual Shareholders Meeting,
Example Annual Shareholder Meeting,
Notice of Annual Shareholder Meeting,
Annual Stockholders Meeting Gifts,
Mohini Porwal [ B Sc]
Trainee News Editor
Philipines Aviation News Editor
www.Philippine-Aviation-News.blogspot.com
mohini.aerosoft@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005944964687
www.AeroSoft.co.in
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