+ Follow PHILIPPINE NATIONAL OIL CO-EXPLORATION CORP Tag
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL OIL CO-EXPLORATION CORP
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[Title] => Government has no plan to sell stakes in Petron, PNOC’s exploration firm
[Summary] => The National Government (NG) has no immediate plan to sell its stakes in Petron Corp. and Philippine National Oil Co-Exploration Corp (PNOC-EC).
Finance Undersecretary Jay Singson said yesterday that they do not see the immediate need to sell the government’s stakes in Petron Corp. and PNOC-EC.
"Given the prevailing condition in the oil sector, we need to study our moves carefully," Singson said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => 7 banks vie for advisor role in PNOC-EC sale
[Summary] => The Philippine National Oil Co-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC), the exploration arm of the state-owned PNOC, has pre-qualified seven investment banks to become the financial advisor for its planned privatization next year.
The shortlist includes ABN Amro, ING Barings, SGV, CLSA Investment Bank, SEA Consultant, Lazard and ATR Kim-Eng.
PNOC-EC vice president and chief operating officer Rafael Del Pilar, in a press conference yesterday said the bids are expected to be submitted at the end of this month.
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[Title] => PNOC-EC eyes 4 new gas prospects in Central Luzon
[Summary] => The Philippine National Oil Co-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC) is eyeing at least four more gas prospects in the Central Luzon basin after abandoning drilling activity in Victoria-3 well.
PNOC-EC external relations officer Rudolph C. Dimen said these prospects are located near the Victoria-3 well which was declared not commercially viable because the gas was fund to be saturated with water.
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[Title] => Government readies plan for natural gas industry
[Summary] => The government is preparing a development plan for a downstream natural gas industry that will involve the construction of a 100-kilometer gas pipeline from Batangas to Manila, Energy Secretary Vincent Perez said yesterday.
Perez, who accompanied President Arroyo in her State Visit to Malaysia recently, said the development plan would serve as a parallel effort to the Malampaya project of Shell Philippines Exploration (Spex), Texaco of US and state-owned Philippine National Oil Co-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC).
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