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                    [Title] => Alvarez makes P1-B final payment on Philphos purchase
                    [Summary] => Businessman Jose Ch. Alvarez has made the last P1-billion payment for the shares of Philippine Phosphate Fertilizer Corp. (Philphos), marking the closure of the government’s last successful attempt at privatizing a state-owned corporation. 


A visibly overjoyed, Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho announced late Wednesday night that Alvarez made the payment on schedule as his letters of credit matured.

"It came in, that’s going to help us a lot," Camacho said.
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Alvarez’s Delphi Holdings Inc. was the only investor group that showed up at the second bidding for Philphos after the Asset Privatization Trust declared a failed bid when the company was first offered for sale in October.
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When the APT conducts the re-bid for the Philphos shares, Alvarez said his consortium would still bid P2.5 billion, the same amount they offered when the shares were first put on the auction block on Oct. 25, 2000.
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After failing to win the public bid conducted by the Asset Privatization Trust (APT), sources said Alvarez is now in the thick of negotiations with the government for the sale of the shares.

According to the source, the Committee on Privatization had given APT the green light to go into a negotiated sale for the Philphos shares after the failed bid in October.
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                    [Summary] => Businessman Jose Ch. Alvarez has made the last P1-billion payment for the shares of Philippine Phosphate Fertilizer Corp. (Philphos), marking the closure of the government’s last successful attempt at privatizing a state-owned corporation. 


A visibly overjoyed, Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho announced late Wednesday night that Alvarez made the payment on schedule as his letters of credit matured.

"It came in, that’s going to help us a lot," Camacho said.
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Alvarez’s Delphi Holdings Inc. was the only investor group that showed up at the second bidding for Philphos after the Asset Privatization Trust declared a failed bid when the company was first offered for sale in October.
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When the APT conducts the re-bid for the Philphos shares, Alvarez said his consortium would still bid P2.5 billion, the same amount they offered when the shares were first put on the auction block on Oct. 25, 2000.
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After failing to win the public bid conducted by the Asset Privatization Trust (APT), sources said Alvarez is now in the thick of negotiations with the government for the sale of the shares.

According to the source, the Committee on Privatization had given APT the green light to go into a negotiated sale for the Philphos shares after the failed bid in October.
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