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TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019 extrastory2000@gmail.com
Market retreats; Cemex declines S TOCKS slipped Monday as investors wait for catalysts that could extend the market’s latest run ahead of Thursday’s release of the gross domestic data in the fourth quarter of 2018.
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index lost 39.66 points, or 0.5 percent, to 8,007.46 on a value turnover of P5.7 billion. Losers beat gainers, 114 to 86, with 45 issues unchanged. Cemex Holdings Philippines Inc. fell 3.6 percent to P2.40 on profit taking, while Manila Electric Co., the biggest retailer of electricity, declined 1.7 percent to P362.80.
BDO Unibank Inc., the largest lender in terms of assets, slipped 1.5 percent to P130, but conglomerate San Miguel Corp. climbed 4.7 percent to P162.80. The rest of Asian markets on Monday built on last week’s rally as investors cheered a report that China had offered to eliminate its massive trade surplus with the United States, while data showed Chinese economic growth hit forecasts in 2018. Regional equities picked up where they finished Friday after Bloomberg said Beijing had pledged to ramp up spending on US goods over the next five years. While there was some skepticism over the offer, observers said it indicated that talks between the economic superpowers were heading in the right direction. The news provided further support to shares, which were already being buoyed by hopes the two sides would
be able to resolve the tariffs spat, which has hammered world markets for almost a year. China’s top economics negotiator is due to visit Washington later this month for more talks as the end of a 90-day truce agreed between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping draws closer. “For now markets are going ahead with the growing perception that there is a lot of willingness by both parties to make a deal,” said National Australia Bank senior strategist Rodrigo Catril. “But as the March 1st deadline approaches the market is also likely to demand more concrete evidence that a deal looks more likely than not.” Shanghai closed 0.6 percent higher and Hong Kong rose 0.4 percent in the afternoon, while Tokyo ended 0.3 percent stronger. Sydney rose 0.2 percent, Singapore added 0.4 percent and Taipei put on 0.5 percent
with Wellington and Jakarta also up. China released figures showing the economy expanded at the 6.6 percent clip expected in an AFP survey, but that represented its slowest pace since 1990, when it was hit by outrage over the Tiananmen Square crackdown a year earlier. And in a sign of the battle Beijing faces in getting things back on track, October-December growth came in at 6.4 percent, the worst quarterly figure since the global financial crisis 10 years ago. The data come as China struggles to address a chronic debt burden while at the same time fighting the damaging trade war with the US. It also reinforces the need for officials to press on with stimulus measures, such as the tax cuts announced last week and moves to make it easier for banks to lend. With AFP
MANILA STANDARD BUSINESS DAILY STOCKS REVIEW MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019
VALUE
NET FOREIGN BUYING/(SELLING), PHP
FINANCIALS 59.7 1,490 92 1,739,150 2.4 145,000 130 1,191,230 1.46 137,000 27.95 575,500 7.6 2,100 16.18 600 12.64 578,400 4.58 419,000 1.45 2,000 815 60 0.475 70,000 82.35 1,373,160 1.01 963,000 45.7 287,500 179 4,250 122 20 59.25 26,250 26.7 61,200 177.6 222,670 1,805 545 64.5 6,530 1.18 143,000
88,974 160,110,372 346,840 155,479,140 197,050 16,110,895 15,949 9,672 7,383,350 1,946,040 2,880 48,900 31,900 113,061,022.50 974,060 13,043,730 762,897 2,440 1,554,677 1,639,450 39,671,172 983,725 421,506.50 166,740
71,640 -46,194,765 11,900 -5,249,025 -12,720,050 -2,271,232 48,900 20,614,461 -1,633,385.00 -250,200 317,790 589,650 5,120,983 -320,081 -
37.45 16.1 1.07 1.38 0.24 82 2.39 15.1 140 30.8 16.52 39.55 1.8 6.49 6.34 11.64 15.76 8.07 7.3 1.55 19.56 73.4 26.9 2.1 6.13 12.02 1.77 320 4.31 3.15 10.1 27.15 12.46 17.2 362.8 0.176 1.39 3.74 7.77 6.52 9.08 1.27 10.9 47.1 6 4.71 1.83 2.75 1.45 11.64 90.2 6.3 0.87 142.7 2.32 2.08 1.53
INDUSTRIAL 37.45 1,327,200 16.36 369,500 1.09 3,638,000 1.4 298,000 0.24 910,000 90 140 2.4 54,436,000 15.1 159,000 140 40 30.85 67,200 16.52 15,700 41.4 8,500 1.8 10,000 6.5 21,900 6.62 18,600 11.76 2,955,200 15.78 1,909,200 8.07 227,500 7.34 925,000 1.55 12,000 19.9 1,719,600 75.95 298,120 26.9 100 2.2 21,331,000 6.19 1,135,000 12.14 1,535,600 1.78 1,123,000 325.2 401,380 4.31 5,000 3.15 15,000 10.6 1,900 27.15 12,200 12.48 1,731,600 17.3 7,526,200 362.8 427,120 0.176 620,000 1.4 10,117,000 3.75 73,000 7.77 1,923,900 6.98 1,717,300 9.09 6,000 1.27 16,267,000 11 29,100 47.25 1,020,700 6 400 4.71 4,000 1.83 491,000 2.99 50,000 1.46 145,000 12 2,499,500 91.75 779,150 6.3 160,600 0.9 69,000 144 2,908,390 2.32 37,000 2.13 5,315,000 1.55 1,836,000
50,140,105 6,051,052 3,960,570 416,210 219,410 11,815 134,904,750 2,404,328 5,600 2,075,350 259,556 346,520 18,000 143,406 119,875 34,647,600 30,353,358 1,847,818 6,829,581 18,600 34,122,884 22,340,313.50 2,690 46,875,020 7,140,111 18,994,344 2,029,100 130,252,054 21,550 47,250 19,750 335,215 22,017,080 132,063,202 157,431,532 109,260 14,252,370 273,650 15,043,979 11,744,636 54,530 20,885,500 318,904 48,369,825 2,400 18,840 904,670 138,660 212,420 29,500,996 72,143,552.50 1,021,827 60,260 418,607,637 85,840 11,221,560 2,840,310
-19,328,680 394,192.00 1,191,500 -49,350 -6,253,860.00 -668,602 -951,790 314,615 18,000 6,500 7,474,632 -20,114,728 -1,707,872 526,013 -8,138,574.00 541,756 1,730,320 -84,082 777,916 65,227,008 225,335 -1,307,742 -1,288,750 -66,439,390 -4,924,580 -1,243,833 -2,966,589 -7,454,410 -28,060,805 -1,222,944 27,836,732.50 -2,594 67,478,674 -854,980 -73,060
0.69 66.6 13.98 0.8 6.5 25.9 1.43 1.45 915 7.2 12.1 12.02 0.23 1,022 66 0.6 5.6 14.72 0.61 4.94 0.036 1.16 2.56 155.6 960 1.38 470 251 0.255 0.227
HOLDING FIRMS 0.7 14,798,000 66.6 629,600 14.08 15,844,500 0.8 4,000 6.5 5,000 27.3 93,200 1.54 50,491,000 1.53 7,006,000 925 414,410 7.24 1,578,100 12.26 5,511,000 12.3 401,900 0.23 10,000 1,037 59,920 67.1 2,159,270 0.62 129,000 5.69 1,352,900 14.78 4,297,400 0.62 640,000 4.96 25,503,300 0.037 3,600,000 1.16 77,000 2.57 293,000 162.8 822,150 970 105,240 1.43 84,000 470 500 260 80,710 0.26 2,760,000 0.227 10,000
10,385,360 42,689,290 223,249,798 3,200 32,500 2,530,750 76,104,980 10,491,040 382,627,190 11,424,553 67,490,992 4,914,372 2,300 62,211,560 144,107,316 80,590 7,693,573 64,551,150 391,690 129,141,035 132,800 89,320 755,330 132,098,637 102,181,190 118,760 235,880 20,259,390 704,100 2,270
-511,000 12,317,569.50 2,327,194 32,500 1,642,710 -213,530,810 2,540,697 -2,873,632 -1,244,452 27,511,015 26,265,334 1,114,102 -30,126,402 -46,811,552 43,956,968 -20,129,275 -105,420 -
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ASIA UNITED BANK PH ISLANDS BDO LEASING BDO UNIBANK BRIGHT KINDLE CHINABANK CITYSTATE BANK COL FINANCIAL EAST WEST BANK FERRONOUX HLDG IREMIT MANULIFE MEDCO HLDG METROBANK NTL REINSURANCE PHIL NATL BANK PHIL STOCK EXCH PHILTRUST PSBANK RCBC SECURITY BANK SUN LIFE UNION BANK VANTAGE
59.9 93.95 2.37 132.5 1.43 27.8 7.59 15.82 12.7 4.62 1.43 815 0.455 82.5 1.03 44.3 180 122 58.85 26.7 179.7 1,805 64.6 1.16
59.9 93.95 2.4 132.8 1.48 28 7.6 16.18 12.82 5 1.45 815 0.475 82.65 1.03 45.7 180 122 59.95 27.2 179.9 1,805 65 1.18
58.15 91.2 2.34 129.6 1.43 27.8 7.59 15.82 12.64 4.58 1.43 815 0.45 82 1 44.3 179 122 58.85 26.6 175.9 1,805 64.5 1.16
ABOITIZ POWER AGRINURTURE ALLIANCE SELECT ALSONS CONS BASIC ENERGY BOGO MEDELLIN CEMEX HLDG CENTURY FOOD CHEMPHIL CIRTEK HLDG CNTRL AZUCARERA CONCEPCION CROWN ASIA DAVINCI CAPITAL DEL MONTE DNL INDUS EAGLE CEMENT EEI CORP EMPERADOR EUROMED FIRST GEN FIRST PHIL HLDG GINEBRA GREENERGY HOLCIM INTEGRATED MICR IONICS JOLLIBEE LMG CHEMICALS MABUHAY VINYL MACAY HLDG MANILA WATER MAXS GROUP MEGAWIDE MERALCO MG HLDG PEPSI COLA PETROENERGY PETRON PH RESORTS GRP PHINMA PHINMA ENERGY PHX PETROLEUM PILIPINAS SHELL PRYCE CORP RFM CORP ROXAS AND CO ROXAS HLDG SFA SEMICON SHAKEYS PIZZA SMC FOODANDBEV SPC POWER TKC METALS UNIV ROBINA VICTORIAS VITARICH VULCAN INDL
37.95 16.22 1.09 1.38 0.249 82.5 2.51 15.2 140 31.3 16.52 39.55 1.8 6.66 6.54 11.76 15.9 8.22 7.4 1.55 20.2 73.95 26.9 2.18 6.5 12.78 1.86 324.6 4.31 3.15 10.1 27.5 12.46 17.2 370 0.183 1.4 3.74 7.8 6.6 9.08 1.3 11 47.95 6 4.71 1.83 2.75 1.51 11.82 90.2 6.4 0.88 142.9 2.32 2.13 1.55
38.2 16.7 1.1 1.41 0.249 90 2.62 15.2 140 31.3 17 41.4 1.8 6.67 6.63 11.8 16 8.25 7.52 1.55 20.2 76.15 26.9 2.26 6.5 12.78 1.86 325.2 4.31 3.15 10.6 27.6 12.98 17.88 377.6 0.183 1.44 3.76 7.89 7.05 9.09 1.3 11 47.95 6 4.71 1.87 2.99 1.51 12.28 94 6.49 0.9 146.2 2.32 2.13 1.57
ABACORE CAPITAL ABOITIZ EQUITY ALLIANCE GLOBAL ANGLO PHIL HLDG ANSCOR ASIABEST GROUP ATN HLDG A ATN HLDG B AYALA CORP COSCO CAPITAL DMCI HLDG FILINVEST DEV FORUM PACIFIC GT CAPITAL JG SUMMIT LODESTAR LOPEZ HLDG LT GROUP MABUHAY HLDG METRO PAC INV PACIFICA PRIME MEDIA PRIME ORION SAN MIGUEL CORP SM INVESTMENTS SOLID GROUP SYNERGY GRID TOP FRONTIER WELLEX INDUS ZEUS HLDG
0.7 67.9 14.14 0.8 6.5 25.9 1.43 1.45 939 7.2 12.12 12.26 0.23 1,040 66.5 0.61 5.69 15.3 0.61 5.04 0.037 1.16 2.6 155.6 980 1.38 474 251 0.26 0.227
0.72 69.5 14.26 0.8 6.5 27.75 1.54 1.54 945 7.27 12.4 12.48 0.23 1,050 67.3 0.64 5.79 15.48 0.63 5.18 0.037 1.16 2.6 164 984 1.43 474 260 0.26 0.227
8990 HLDG A BROWN ANCHOR LAND ARANETA PROP ARTHALAND CORP AYALA LAND BELLE CORP CEB LANDMASTERS CEBU HLDG CENTURY PROP CITY AND LAND CITYLAND DEVT CROWN EQUITIES CYBER BAY DM WENCESLAO DOUBLEDRAGON EMPIRE EAST FILINVEST LAND GLOBAL ESTATE MEGAWORLD MRC ALLIED PHIL ESTATES PHIL INFRADEV PHIL REALTY PRIMEX CORP PTFC REDEV CORP
8.74 0.85 10.6 1.7 0.89 44.6 2.47 4.2 6.2 0.455 0.81 0.87 0.255 0.38 8.71 21.4 0.51 1.59 1.19 5.39 0.425 0.465 2.17 0.42 3.55 43.9
8.77 0.85 10.6 1.7 0.92 45.75 2.52 4.25 6.2 0.475 0.81 0.91 0.26 0.38 8.88 21.4 0.51 1.64 1.22 5.39 0.43 0.47 2.23 0.42 3.55 43.9
8.51 0.82 10.6 1.66 0.86 44.15 2.43 4.19 6.14 0.45 0.81 0.86 0.25 0.37 8.7 20.9 0.495 1.57 1.18 5.27 0.42 0.46 2.14 0.41 3.35 43.9
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NET FOREIGN BUYING/(SELLING), PHP
ROBINSONS LAND ROCKWELL SHANG PROP SM PRIME HLDG STA LUCIA LAND STARMALLS VISTA LAND
23.2 2.03 3.11 39.35 1.36 6.15 5.87
23.4 2.03 3.15 39.95 1.38 6.24 5.9
22.95 1.98 3.11 38.8 1.33 6.03 5.85
23.2 1.98 3.11 39.9 1.38 6.14 5.88
684,600 1,314,000 969,000 11,058,100 2,496,000 371,600 3,458,700
15,870,380 2,635,430 3,013,730 437,279,785 3,398,420 2,290,690 20,339,844
9,852,475 -2,408,820 0 229,019,945 1,234 -13,311,459
2GO GROUP ABS CBN ACESITE HOTEL APC GROUP APOLLO GLOBAL BERJAYA BLOOMBERRY BOULEVARD HLDG CEBU AIR CENTRO ESCOLAR CHELSEA DFNN INC DISCOVERY WORLD EASYCALL FAR EASTERN U GLOBE TELECOM GMA NETWORK GOLDEN BRIA HARBOR STAR IMPERIAL INTL CONTAINER IPEOPLE IPM HLDG ISLAND INFO ISM COMM JACKSTONES LBC EXPRESS LEISURE AND RES LORENZO SHIPPNG MACROASIA MANILA BULLETIN MANILA JOCKEY METRO RETAIL METROALLIANCE A NOW CORP PACIFIC ONLINE PAL HLDG PAXYS PHIL SEVEN CORP PHILWEB PLDT PREMIUM LEISURE PUREGOLD ROBINSONS RTL SBS PHIL CORP SSI GROUP STI HLDG TRANSPACIFIC BR TRAVELLERS WATERFRONT WILCON DEPOT
14 22.6 1.35 0.435 0.041 3.08 10.8 0.057 82.3 7.99 6.76 7.11 2.1 16.88 890 2,092 5.9 320 2.99 1.88 108 10.84 7.35 0.138 6.26 3.13 14.88 3.35 0.8 17.56 0.37 5.15 2.78 2.14 3.8 9.84 8.95 3.5 120 3.17 1,250 0.94 46.85 86.1 7.82 2.5 0.75 0.43 5.5 0.76 13.26
14.42 24 1.35 0.45 0.041 3.15 10.88 0.057 82.5 8 6.84 7.44 2.1 16.88 891 2,098 5.99 330 3.05 1.88 110 11.18 7.35 0.138 6.3 3.13 14.88 3.36 0.87 17.78 0.385 5.15 2.85 2.14 3.87 9.84 9 3.6 120 3.28 1,258 0.94 46.85 86.3 7.82 2.53 0.77 0.45 5.54 0.77 13.5
13.9 22.6 1.3 0.435 0.041 2.96 10.2 0.054 81.5 7.99 6.66 7.11 2.08 16.32 890 2,060 5.86 315.2 2.98 1.88 104 10.7 7.2 0.125 6 3.13 14.3 3.27 0.8 17.52 0.35 4.97 2.75 2.01 3.8 9.56 8.93 3.45 117 3.17 1,225 0.92 45.75 82 7.82 2.47 0.75 0.425 5.48 0.73 13.24
SERVICES 13.9 23.9 1.31 0.445 0.041 3 10.2 0.055 82.5 7.99 6.67 7.4 2.08 16.32 890 2,080 5.88 330 3 1.88 104 11.18 7.3 0.128 6.03 3.13 14.88 3.3 0.84 17.54 0.35 5.05 2.75 2.02 3.82 9.56 8.93 3.59 120 3.2 1,225 0.93 45.75 82 7.82 2.48 0.75 0.44 5.51 0.75 13.24
93,200 461,300 443,000 4,150,000 4,200,000 2,778,000 6,525,900 45,570,000 84,510 7,400 1,399,400 35,800 70,000 111,900 80 14,750 555,600 6,320 1,096,000 10,000 430,370 20,900 17,000 14,470,000 11,711,100 9,000 9,000 1,002,000 262,000 252,200 70,000 137,900 2,396,000 669,000 1,816,000 25,500 4,000 100,000 2,540 1,161,000 21,605 6,934,000 792,300 151,200 8,800 8,777,000 2,587,000 20,540,000 1,191,900 4,266,000 1,586,900
1,312,646 10,963,770 583,880 1,845,800 172,200 8,401,530 67,951,972 2,515,500 6,953,913 59,186 9,401,167 254,863 146,040 1,839,998 71,230 30,768,770 3,280,942 2,082,460 3,303,160 18,800 46,441,057 225,190 123,795 1,868,050 71,588,654 28,170 133,296 3,323,680 222,620 4,428,562 25,850 690,712 6,668,020 1,354,170 6,947,220 244,831 35,812 359,090 304,550 3,727,540 26,808,505 6,461,110 36,429,890 12,466,217.50 68,816 21,897,740 1,956,290 9,036,050 6,555,027 3,172,030 21,103,168
7,100 -8,200 264,020 -21,169,490 806,008.50 -245,295 8,735,890 16,100 -57,330 3,854,274 12,800 -5,653,351 4,302 3,300 -799,306 27,000 48,110 65,000 8,604 13,425.00 235,190 -814,370 -5,245,125 -25,940 -1,644,810 -482,663 -413,660.00 343,320 -155,450 -58,778 1,727,788
ABRA MINING APEX MINING ATLAS MINING ATOK CENTURY PEAK DIZON MINES FERRONICKEL GEOGRACE LEPANTO A LEPANTO B MANILA MINING A MARCVENTURES NICKEL ASIA NIHAO OMICO CORP ORNTL PENINSULA ORNTL PETROL A ORNTL PETROL B PHILODRILL PHINMA PETRO PX MINING PXP ENERGY SEMIRARA MINING UNITED PARAGON
0.0021 1.61 2.82 14.54 1.97 7.9 1.68 0.219 0.12 0.126 0.0075 1.23 2.64 1.09 0.69 1.02 0.013 0.013 0.012 3.57 4.17 15.42 24.4 0.0068
0.0022 1.63 2.84 14.98 2.02 7.94 1.68 0.223 0.122 0.126 0.0075 1.23 2.64 1.09 0.69 1.04 0.013 0.013 0.013 3.64 4.28 15.48 24.4 0.0068
0.002 1.6 2.79 14.44 1.91 7.69 1.43 0.219 0.118 0.122 0.0075 1.22 2.51 1.02 0.69 1 0.012 0.013 0.012 3.57 4.09 15.34 24.05 0.0067
MINING & OIL 0.0021 592,000,000 1.61 2,377,000 2.8 332,000 14.5 14,400 2.02 8,027,000 7.84 3,700 1.52 45,632,000 0.219 360,000 0.12 7,100,000 0.122 3,830,000 0.0075 6,000,000 1.22 215,000 2.52 6,868,000 1.07 53,000 0.69 265,000 1.03 853,000 0.013 13,200,000 0.013 590,400,000 0.013 52,600,000 3.63 11,000 4.19 3,216,000 15.34 713,900 24.2 1,157,900 0.0067 4,000,000
1,243,000 3,821,830 933,810 209,168 15,736,960 28,690 69,928,670 79,150 850,870 478,140 45,000 263,070 17,515,870 55,830 182,850 871,980 171,500 7,675,200 651,400 39,770 13,512,910 10,978,654 28,041,810 27,000
0 57,600 -25,541,660 -155,110 -63,480.00 1,757,170 -1,496,588 -3,806,865 -
ABS HLDG PDR AC PREF B2 DD PREF FGEN PREF G GLO PREF P GMA HLDG PDR GTCAP PREF B HOUSE PREF A LR PREF MWIDE PREF PCOR PREF 2A PCOR PREF 2B PNX PREF 3A PNX PREF 3B SMC FB PREF 2 SMC PREF 2B SMC PREF 2C SMC PREF 2D SMC PREF 2F SMC PREF 2I
18.76 494.8 98.45 103 490 5.74 905 95 1 99.1 996.5 1,010 100.5 106 970 75.25 76.4 73.45 74.5 73.5
21 494.8 98.45 103 490 5.76 905 95 1 100.5 999.5 1,020 100.5 106 971 75.35 76.75 73.5 74.5 73.5
18.74 494.8 98.45 102.5 489.4 5.7 900 95 1 99.1 996.5 1,010 100.5 106 970 75.25 76 73.45 74 73.35
PREFERRED 20.1 940,000 494.8 4,000 98.45 40 102.5 500 489.4 1,550 5.7 842,800 900 130 95 100 1 1,000 100.5 2,160 999.5 1,500 1,020 115 100.5 21,950 106 120 971 1,540 75.35 890 76 20,600 73.5 24,700 74 5,100 73.35 2,700
18,750,304 1,979,200 3,938 51,290 758,594 4,809,053 117,150 9,500 1,000 216,520 1,495,440 116,800 2,205,975 12,720 1,495,290 67,039.50 1,570,490.50 1,815,350 378,200 198,354
-10,273,909 -4,674,511 27,150 50,250 30,150 12,720 46,944
LR WARRANT
1.99
1.99
1.93
WARRANTS 1.99 234,000
456,880
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5,569,060 8,713,620
15,000 -1,528,790
2,238,268
-134,989
21,311 48,864
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PROPERTY 8.77 0.84 10.6 1.66 0.88 45.3 2.48 4.2 6.2 0.46 0.81 0.91 0.25 0.37 8.71 20.95 0.495 1.62 1.22 5.36 0.43 0.47 2.19 0.42 3.36 43.9
480,900 1,768,000 7,500 120,000 3,316,000 7,445,000 3,947,000 118,000 3,600 50,880,000 30,000 362,000 13,840,000 1,210,000 410,600 325,000 2,831,000 30,524,000 1,538,000 18,772,500 13,870,000 510,000 5,167,000 1,850,000 1,798,000 4,900
4,166,538 1,469,620 79,500 201,020 2,916,070 335,666,795 9,848,580 496,550 22,140 23,538,050 24,300 314,700 3,504,600 450,800 3,593,407 6,838,260 1,418,765 49,075,740 1,862,190 100,274,455 5,938,150 237,700 11,292,750 766,550 6,161,800 215,110
253,565 166,000 1,700 51,037,895 -932,370.00 -68,800 455,000 93,750 -971,819 -10,935 -1,349,660 10,830,610 -95,820 74,654,948 215,000 -69,000 356,000 349,910 -
ITALPINAS XURPAS
5 1.59
5.01 1.61
4.9 1.55
FIRST METRO ETF
119.1
119.7
118
USD DMPL A1 USD DMPL A2
10.1 10.18
10.1 10.18
10.1 10.18
TRADING SUMMARY FINANCIAL
SHARES 8,232,413
INDUSTRIAL
151,745,603
HOLDING FIRMS
140,778,127
PROPERTY
183,207,190
SERVICES
151,296,195
MINING & OIL
1,340,990,346
GRAND TOTAL
1,982,925,064
4.9 1.55
SME
1,129,100 5,526,000
EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS 118.8 18,800 DDS 10.1 10.18
2,110 4,800
VALUE 1,799.58 (down) 16.05 540,609,502.71 FINANCIAL INDUSTRIAL 11,627.36 (down) 23.49 1,564,025,571.245 HOLDING FIRMS 7,962.08 (down) 41.11 1,585,811,517.58 PROPERTY 4,048.38 (up) 31.03 SERVICES 1,532.05 (down) 28.08 1,128,688,508.29 MINING & OIL 8,757.37 (down) 64.40 658,315,188.86 PSEI 8,007.46 (down) 39.66 173,394,265.4285 All Shares Index 4,799.00 (down) 5.92 5,667,369,352.15 Gainers: 86; Losers: 114; Unchanged: 45; Total: 245
SEC upholds PSE ruling to delist Calata, ban officials By Jenniffer B. Austria THE Securities and Exchange Commission upheld the decision of the Philippine Stock Exchange to delist Calata Corp., an agri business company owned by businessman Joseph Calata. The SEC also affirmed the perpetual ban on Calata’s chairman and president Joseph Calata from becoming a director of any listed company and the disqualification of six other officers of the company, namely Jose Marie Fabella, Halmond Parker Ong, Melvin Calata, Johnny Uy, Edmund Solilapsi and Fr. Conrado Zablan, Calata was officially delisted from the PSE on December 11, 2017 after the exchange found that the company was liable for multiple violations of disclosure and delisting rules. The exchange found Calata Corp. committing committed 29 distinct violations of disclosure rules when it failed to timely disclose changes in the shareholdings of its directors and principal officers. The rules state that directors and principal officers of a listed company must disclose to the PSE any “acquisition, disposal, or change” in their shareholdings within five trading days. The PSE said Joseph Calata made multiple trades of Calata shares between November 29, 2016 and March 16, 2017. But the corporation only disclosed these trades on June 23, 2017, which is already beyond the required five trading days. Joseph Calata also made multiple trades of Calata shares from April 20, 2017 to June 20, 2017. But the company only disclosed the trades on July 7, 2017, which is also beyond the required five trading days. The agribusiness firm committed 26 violations of the blackout rule when it executed trades during a “Blackout Period,” when the officers were the only ones in possession of material non-public information.
Cebu Pacific receives first A321neo jet By Darwin G. Amojelar CEBU Pacific on Monday said it has taken delivery of its first A321neo to expand its Asia-Pacific network. The airline, owned by industrialist John Gokongwei, ordered 32 A321neo aircraft directly from Airbus and will receive another five A320neo leased from Dublin-based Avolon. The new aircraft will support the carrier’s expansion and fleet renewal program. The new addition complements Cebu Pacific’s Airbus fleet, which currently includes 43 A320 Family aircraft and eight A330-300 wide-bodies. The A321neo aircraft for Cebu Pacific features 236 seats in a single class configuration. The aircraft is powered by Pratt and Whitney PurePower GTF engines. The A321neo offers new generation engines and delivers 20 percent fuel cost savings. It also offers significant environmental benefits with nearly 50 percent reduction in noise footprint compared with previous generation aircraft. Meanwhile, Cebu Pacific said 68,284 passengers flew in 414 domestic and international flights on December 21, 2018—the highest number flown in a single day. The figure surpassed the previous record of 65,298 passengers flown lon May 7, 2018, during the peak dry season. For the yuletide peak season covering December 16, 2018 to January 7, 2019, Cebu Pacific and Cebgo flew a total of 1.391 million passengers, up 7.4 percent year-on-year. “We are pleased to have enabled hundreds of thousands of passengers to make memories and moments during the yuletide season. We thank the airport authorities, our partners, stakeholders, and most of all, our staff for the effort to help serve the traveling public during the peak travel period. As passenger traffic continues to grow, we are committed to improving our service to make flying with Cebu Pacific more pleasant, safer and more efficient,” said Cebu Pacific chief operating officer Michael Ivan Shau.