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Filinvest, Mitsubishi to develop P15-billion project in Alabang

A UNIT of Filinvest Development Corp. (FDC) is partnering with Japanese firm Mitsubishi Corp. for the development of a P15-billion mixed-use project in Alabang. In a statement issued Thursday, FDC said Mitsubishi will acquire a 40% stake in almost 17,000 square meters (sq.m.) of land held by its unit Filinvest Alabang, Inc. (FAI). The property is located in Filinvest City, the company’s 2...

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ArthaLand and Japanese property giant Mitsubishi Estate partner for its first venture in the Philippines

ArthaLand Corporation (ALCO) recently signed an agreement with Mitsubishi Estate Company, Ltd. (MEC), which is one of the largest real estate developers in Japan.  This agreement will be Mitsubishi Estate’s first venture in the Philippines. Mitsubishi Estate is acquiring from ALCO a 40% stake in ALCO’s ownership of Savya Land Development Corporation, which is developing the Savya...

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Century Properties, Mitsubishi Corp to roll out 33,000 homes worth P57 billion

MANILA - Century Properties Group and Mitsubishi Corp on Thursday announced plans to roll out 33,000 home units through its newly-formed joint venture PHirst Park Homes.  The units worth P57 billion it total will be rolled out in key locations outside Metro Manila, Century Properties told the stock exchange.  PHirst Park Homes will launch 15 communities in Calabarzon and in Central...

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Mitsubishi eyes more collaboration with Ayala Group

MANILA, Philippines — Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp., is collaborating further with Ayala Corp. in the future even after reducing its stake in the Philippines’ oldest conglomerate. Mitsubishi has been a partner of Ayala since 1974, collaborating in various projects in the Philippines. The partnership is not likely to end, a representative from Mitsubishi said over the weekend....

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Ayala Land most awarded company of the past decade in Asiamoney polls

Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) was recognized by Asiamoney as the country’s top company of the 2010’s, along with its parent company Ayala Corporation — having won the most number of awards in this decade in Asiamoney’s corporate-related polls. Asiamoney, a division of leading business and finance publication Euromoney,  accorded the special recognition in celebration...

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More key PAL executives leave

The latest to resign was PAL senior vice president for planning and commercial group Angelito Alvarez, who was credited for the new flights launched by the airline since 2016. Alvarez was recruited by tycoon Ramon Ang in PAL when San Miguel Corp. acquired a 49 percent stake in the airline in 2012. A former commissioner of the Bureau of Customs, Alvarez was tapped to head the cargo business at t...

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