Wednesday, October 30, 2013

JA-JAMS COLLECTION AGENCY TUNASAN, MUNTINLUPA CITY Contact No. 9941334, Mobile 09491132114


October 15, 2013


Alaska Milk Corporation
6F Corinthian Plaza/Building
Paseo De Roxas, Makati City


Attention: Finance and Collection Department

Dear Sir/Madam:
The Agency has been in its 13th year of operations, assisting companies and organizations in their efforts to collect payments for goods disposed and services rendered.
The Agency believes that the capital/investments and its corresponding mark up in rendering services and the production/disposal of goods must returned properly, otherwise this may mean/result to withdrawals and eventually negative business enthusiasm. Closure is inevitable as a consequence, the company including the workers are ultimately prejudiced and the economy.
The Agency is offering:
A no collection no fee policy for collection services.
A one (1) to three (3) months period for collection, this can be extended only upon the approval of the client.
Terms and Conditions of payment initiated by the Agency must approve in by the client, before any negotiation takes place. Any deviations from the agreed terms and conditions must be approved by the client company.
Check payments must always bear the name of Client Company. In case of cash payment, Agency never allows Agency personnel to collect; personnel will just accompany the authorized representative of the client company.
A percentage service commission of 15% for accounts collected within metro Manila, and 20% for accounts collected outside of Metro Manila shall be charged by the Agency on collected check payments already converted to its cash equivalent, and likewise on received cash payments.
In all the undertakings to be done by our personnel in their earnest effort to collect, Client Company shall be free from any accountabilities/liabilities relative to our collection efforts.
Updates of status of collection shall be furnished the client company on a weekly basis preferably Fridays.
Inquiries regarding the Agency policies can be course through the undersigned.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,

Arthur F. Juego
Executive Vice -President


Alex V. Rutagines
Chief Operating Officer


Noted by:

Francisco P. Valois
President/Chairman


Tuesday, October 29, 2013

JA-JAMS COLLECTION AGENCY TUNASAN, MUNTINLUPA CITY Contact No. 9941334, Mobile 09491132114

Attention: Finance and Collection Department

Dear Sir/Madam:
The Agency has been in its 13th year of operations, assisting companies and organizations in their efforts to collect payments for goods disposed and services rendered.
The Agency believes that the capital/investments and its corresponding mark up in rendering services and the production/disposal of goods must returned properly, otherwise this may mean/result to withdrawals and eventually negative business enthusiasm. Closure is inevitable as a consequence, the company including the workers are ultimately prejudiced and the economy.
The Agency is offering:
A no collection no fee policy for collection services.
A one (1) to three (3) months period for collection, this can be extended only upon the approval of the client.
Terms and Conditions of payment initiated by the Agency must approve in by the client, before any negotiation takes place. Any deviations from the agreed terms and conditions must be approved by the client company.
Check payments must always bear the name of Client Company. In case of cash payment, Agency never allows Agency personnel to collect; personnel will just accompany the authorized representative of the client company.
A percentage service commission of 15% for accounts collected within metro Manila, and 20% for accounts collected outside of Metro Manila shall be charged by the Agency on collected check payments already converted to its cash equivalent, and likewise on received cash payments.
In all the undertakings to be done by our personnel in their earnest effort to collect, Client Company shall be free from any accountabilities/liabilities relative to our collection efforts.
Updates of status of collection shall be furnished the client company on a weekly basis preferably Fridays.
Inquiries regarding the Agency policies can be course through the undersigned.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,

Arthur F. Juego
Executive Vice -President


Alex V. Rutagines
Chief Operating Officer


Noted by:

Francisco P. Valois


President/Chairman

JA-JAMS COLLECTION AGENCY TUNASAN, MUNTINLUPA CITY Contact No. 9941334, Mobile 09491132114

October 28, 2013                                                                                                



AMAZING GRACE MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE
94 J.P. Rizal St., Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
Telefax (632) 862-3005



Attention: AGMPC Board of Directors


Dear Sir/Madam:


The Agency has been in its 13th year of operations, assisting companies and organizations in their efforts to collect payments for goods disposed and services rendered.

The Agency believes that the capital/investments and its corresponding mark up in rendering services and the production/disposal of goods must returned properly, otherwise this may mean/result to withdrawals and eventually negative business enthusiasm. Closure is inevitable as a consequence, the company including the workers are ultimately prejudiced and the economy.

The Agency is offering:
A no collection no fee policy for collection services.
A one (1) to three (3) months period for collection, this can be extended only upon the approval of the client.

Terms and Conditions of payment initiated by the Agency must approve in by the client, before any negotiation takes place. Any deviations from the agreed terms and conditions must be approved by the client company.

Check payments must always bear the name of Client Company. In case of cash payment, Agency never allows Agency personnel to collect; personnel will just accompany the authorized representative of the client company.




A percentage service commission of 12% for accounts collected within metro Manila, and 20% for accounts collected outside of Metro Manila shall be charged by the Agency on collected check payments already converted to its cash equivalent, and likewise on received cash payments.

In all the undertakings to be done by our personnel in their earnest effort to collect, Client Company shall be free from any accountabilities/liabilities relative to our collection efforts.

Updates of status of collection shall be furnished the client company on a weekly basis preferably Fridays.

Inquiries regarding the Agency policies can be course through the undersigned.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,

Arthur F. Juego
Executive Vice -President



Alex V. Rutagines
Chief Operating Officer



Noted by:


Francisco P. Valois
President/Chairman


Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Rent to Own Condo, Townhouses or House and Lot in Makati City and Manila.

HONEYCOMB BUILDERS, INC.

52 Domingo M. Guevara St.,(formerly Libertad) 2/F Guevent Building,
Mandaluyong City, Philippines 1550

Telephone Numbers:

(02) 822-5853 * (0916) 2233271 * (0933) 9627177 * (0929) 5337570

Since 1976, Honeycomb Builders, Inc., already decided to cater to the middle-income Filipinos. Understanding the importance of housing to the Filipino families, HBI knew that the company has to provide high value to the middle class by offering high quality housing units at very affordable prices.
This was achieved by focusing on product innovation to cut down cost without compromising quality. Throughout the decades, HBI has built over 3,000 units and continue to construct and sell uniquely designed townhouses and condominium units that are located in highly accessible areas and yet are priced light on the pocket.
The vision has never changed:
Build high value housing units for the growing middle-income market.

Rent to Own Condo, Townhouses or House and Lot in Makati City and Manila.

Ready for Occupancy, fully furnished, with practical design and well thought-of layout for your convenience — these are just some of the reasons why Rockfort Makati Boutique Residences sells.
Add to the above reasons its perfect location being in the heart of Makati and just a minute away from EDSA and Bonifacio Global City; and the very affordable price starting at 1.6M for a 1-bedroom unit; it simply will blow you away to know that this can also be acquired through Rent-to-Own payment scheme.

Source:  http://www.hbi.net.ph/rent-to-own/     http://www.hbi.net.ph/contact/

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Monday, September 2, 2013

Online broker posts P110-M Q1 income

By James Loyola
Published: May 22, 2013
Online brokerage firm COL Financial reported that its net income dipped 15.1 percent to R110 million in the first quarter of the year despite record-breaking Philippine operations as its Hong Kong operations remained weak.
COL said its Philippine operations registered an 11.1 percent hike in operating profits to R127.8 million.  Earnings grew as revenues jumped by 16 percent to R208 million, driven by the 21 percent increase in commissions and the 5 percent increase in interest income.
Aside from the strong performance of the Philippine market, COL’s record first quarter earnings in the Philippines is largely attributable to the significant growth of its customer base.
As of end March 2013, COL’s customer base count reached 55,891 clients, up 20 percent from its end 2012 level of 46,536. Total customer equity handled by COL improved to over US$1 billion or R44.5 billion as of end March 2013 from R34.4 billion as of end 2012.
The growth in COL’s customer base also led to the continuous improvement in COL’s market share in the PSE. From 7.8 percent in 2012, COL’s market share in terms of value turnover by local investors in the PSE jumped to 8.1 percent during the first quarter of 2013.
“We attribute our strong performance to the trust and confidence that our customers have placed in the COL brand of service,” said COL president Dino Bate.
He added that “our efforts  of improving our level of service, our investments in our infrastructure and process enhancements continue to pay off as our customers continue to refer new customers and grow more comfortable and confident on investing on their own.” Meanwhile, interest income increased largely due to higher utilization of COL’s margin facility. Due to the strength of the Philippine market, more clients utilized COL’s margin facility compared to last year. Source: Online broker posts P110-M Q1 income

Philips unveils dynalite lighting control solutions

Published: July 16, 2013
Royal Philips recently introduced its Philips Dynalite lighting control solutions in the Philippines, adding a wide range of smart home, energy management and architectural lighting control applications to its portfolio.
Philips Dynalite offers a fully-integrated interactive user interface to help transform environments while offering building and lighting efficiency, facility optimization, and user-responsive ambient lighting.
“While the Philippines continues to make the green switch towards energy-efficient and sustainable lighting solutions, there are still many areas where the use of intelligent and fully-integrated controls can further improve lighting efficacy,” said Fabia Tetteroo-Bueno, country manager of Philips in the Philippines.
“With the new Philips Dynalite solutions, we can further demonstrate how to effectively fuse functionality with aesthetics to make buildings, spaces, and areas even more dynamic and interactive with light.”
It offers an intelligent and cutting-edge lighting control system that automatically turns the lights on or off, and controls the right amount of light in a space based on prevailing environmental conditions. It also tracks the amount of daylight available, time of day, weather condition, temperature, humidity, and other factors.
Users can also select their ideal brightness and illumination through the preset dimming curves, enabling each bulb to provide the precise output for any given situation, environmental condition, or occupant disposition.
Philips Dynalite likewise places the control of spatial and ambient lighting at the fingertips of its users, giving them the power to transform environments. Philips expects that it will make a positive impact on people’s lives, with its unique and interactive features. The Philips Dynalite range includes the Antumbra network control panel, which uses the innovative field effects technology to enable the panel to automatically detect a person’s presence. This triggers the panel to “wake up” to create a wall-wash lighting effect and reveal the button indicators that welcomes the person, and invites him/her to interact with the panel.Source:Philips unveils dynalite lighting control solutions

American Standard-LIXIL launches green collections

Published: April 30, 2013

Nature and innovative design were the prevailing themes of American Standard-LIXIL’s product launch called “We Are Truly Green” held recently at the Blue Leaf Events Pavilion in Bonifacio Global City.
The affair featured American Standard-LIXIL’s newest collections designed to help Filipinos adapt a greener and more sustainable lifestyle.
Seven new bathroom collections were on display, each with its own distinctive design. These included Satis Asteo with water closets that come in a variety of colors, the Eurozen integrated shower toilet, La Vita, IDS Close Coupled Toilet, Tonic New Wave, Concept Cube and Neo Modern.
Governed by the company’s Green Mission, each product line was designed to reduce the ecological footprint without compromising performance, contribute positively to the wellbeing of both people and the environment, reduce water usage and energy consumption, encourage people to make more sustainable choices and to build sustainability.
Companies that belong to different industries, as well as architectural firms, were also given recognition for their support of green technology through the Green Excellence Awards. Susumu Yamaguchi, LIXIL ASEAN’s CEO, together with Crichton, distributed plaques of appreciation to the awardees.
Source:American Standard-LIXIL launches green collections

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

In September 1962 by George Ty, together with businessmen Don Emilio Abello, Don Pio Pedroso and Placido Mapa, Sr. founded the Metrobank primarily to offer financial services to the Chinese-Filipino community. In 1963, the bank’s first branch opened in Divisoria, Manila. Four years later, the bank expanded outside Manila and opened their first provincial branch in Davao.
In 1970, Metrobank started expanding outside the Philippines. Its first international branch was in Taipei, Taiwan. In 1973, the bank established a banking office in Hong Kong and in 1975, another Metrobank branch opened in Guam, the first Philippine bank to open in American territory. Branches in Los Angeles and New York followed after. In 1977, the Central Bank authorized Metrobank Foreign Currency Deposit Unit (FCDU) operations.
Read more:
Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

Fortune Tobacco Corporation - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

Fortune Tobacco Corporation is the leading cigarette manufacturer in the Philippines and one of the five largest privately-held cigarette manufacturers in the world. The company is a part of the Lucio Tan Group of Companies, founded and owned by the second richest Filipino,Lucio Tan.
In 1966, when Ferdinand Marcos was the president, Tan founded Fortune Tobacco. The very first plant of the company started in a small building with only second hand machines in Marikina. The structure which houses the plant was made of old scrap lumber and GI sheets.
In 2010, Philip Morris Philippines Manufacturing Inc. and Fortune Tobacco entered a 50-50 joint venture and created a new corporation called Philip Morris Fortune Tobacco Corporation (PMFTC). The partnership will translate into a 90% market share for PMFTC since Fortune Tobacco accounts for 60% of the market share while Philip Morris holds the 30%.
Source:
Fortune Tobacco Corporation - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia


Monday, August 19, 2013

Fujitsu Computer Products Corporation of the Philippines - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

Fujitsu Computer Products Corporation of the Philippines - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

Fujitsu Computer Products Corporation of the Philippines (FCPP) was established on February 1, 1995. It became the 65th. overseas subsidiary of Fujitsu Limited, a leading provider of internet-focused information technology solutions and one of the world's leading manufacturers of Hard Disk Drives.
Considering the need for a clean environment, FCPP established its factory in an 8.4 hectare land amidst the pristine sorroundings of Carmelray Industrial Park in CanlubangCalambaLaguna. Using the latest technologies, FCPP mass produced not only Hard Disk Drives (HDD) but its key components like the Magneto-Resistive (MR) Heads and Head Stack Assemblies utilizing Fujitsu's leading edge production systems.

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

The Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) (Tamilபிலிப்பைன் தொலைதூà®° தொலைபேசி கம்பெனி), incorporated on 28 November 1928, is the largest telecommunications provider in the Philippines. It offers the largest and most diversified range of telecommunications services across the country through its three principal business groups, namely: Fixed Line, Wireless, and Information and Communication Technology. The company uses the most extensive fiber optic backbone and fixed line, cellular and satellite networks to provide the best services for their consumers.
It was incorporated in 1928 following the merger of four (4) telephone companies under US ownership, namely, Philippine Telephone and Telegraph CompanyCebu Telephone and Telegraph CompanyPanay Telephone and Telegraph Company, and Negros Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

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Top 100 corporations in the Philippines

(to access the knowledge database on the Top Corporations, click the Top Corporations link)
The list of the Top 100 Corporations in the Philippines is based on the 2004 rankings of the Philippines Business and Government Yearbook of 2006.
  • 1 ON Semicon (Philippines) Inc.
  • 2 Manila Electric Company
  • 3 Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation
  • 4 Toshiba Information Equipment (Philippines) Incorporated
  • 5 Smart Communications Incorporated
  • 6 Caltex Philippines Incorporated
  • 7 Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company
  • 8 Nestle Philippines Incorporated
  • 9 Globe Telecom Incorporated
  • 10 Fujitsu Computer Products Corporation of the Philippines
  • 11 Philips Semiconductors (Philippines) Incorporated
  • 12 Mercury Drug Corporation
  • 13 Zuellig Pharma Corporation
  • 14 Philippine Associated Smelting and Refining Corporation
  • 15 Panasonic Communications Philippines Corporation
  • 16 Malayan Integrated Industries Corporation
  • 17 Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company
  • 18 San Miguel Foods Incorporated
  • 19 Fortune Tobacco Corporation
  • 20 Rohm Electronics Philippines Incorporated
  • 21 Epson Precision (Philippines) Incorporated
  • 22 Hitachi Global Storage Philippines Corporation
  • 23 Wistron Infocom (Philippines) Corporation
  • 24 American Power Conversion B.V.
  • 25 Panasonic Mobile Communications Corporation of the Philippines
  • 26 BPI Family Savings Bank
  • 27 Samsung Electronics Philippines Manufacturing Corporation
  • 28 Philip Morris Philippines Manufacturing Incorporated
  • 29 First Gas Power Corporation
  • 30 Supervalue Incorporated
  • 31 Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
  • 32 Bayan Telecommunications Incorporated
  • 33 Universal Robina Corporation
  • 34 Phil. American Life & Gen. Insurance Company
  • 35 ChevronTexaco Malampaya Llc.
  • 36 Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation
  • 37 United Laboratories Incorporated
  • 38 Intel Technology Philippines Incorporated
  • 39 Amkor Technology Philippines
  • 40 Jollibee Foods Corporation
  • 41 Pilipino Telephone Corporation
  • 42 Monde Nissin Corporation
  • 43 Sun Life of Canada Philippines Incorporated
  • 44 Bayan Telecommunications Holdings Corporation
  • 45 Total Philippines Corporation
  • 46 Holcim Philippines Incorporated
  • 47 Philippine National Bank
  • 48 Citibank N.A.
  • 49 Dole Philippines Incorporated
  • 50 Mirant Sual Corporation
  • 51 Ginebra San Miguel Incorporated
  • 52 Innove Communications Incorporated
  • 53 Banco de Oro Universal Bank
  • 54 Mirant Pagbilao Corporation
  • 55 Honda Cars Philippines Incorporated
  • 56 Texas Instruments Philippines
  • 57 Wyeth Philippines Incorporated
  • 58 SM Mart Incorporated
  • 59 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Philippines Corporation
  • 60 Honda Philippines Incorporated
  • 61 Ford Motor Company Philippines Incorporated
  • 62 Mirant (Philippines) Corporation
  • 63 Nidec Philippines Corporation
  • 64 China Banking Corporation
  • 65 Philippine Phosphate Fertilizer Corporation
  • 66 Ayala Corporation
  • 67 Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation
  • 68 Rustan Commercial Corporation
  • 69 ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation
  • 70 San Technology
  • 71 Fujitsu Ten Corporation of the Philippines
  • 72 Sanyo Semiconductor Manufacturing Philippines Corporation
  • 73 Metro Drug Incorporated
  • 74 Lear Automotive Services (Netherlands) B.V.
  • 75 Lets Do Mobile Philippines Incorporated
  • 76 Subic Bay Fuels Company Incorporated
  • 77 SM Prime Holdings Incorporated
  • 78 Del Monte Philippines
  • 79 Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation
  • 80 Cosmos Bottling Corporation
  • 81 Wu Kong (S) Pte. Limited
  • 82 EDS Manufacturing Incorporated
  • 83 Cargill Philippines Incorporated
  • 84 Allied Banking Corporation
  • 85 Bristol-Myers Squibb (Philippines) Incorporated
  • 86 TDK Fujitsu Philippines Corporation
  • 87 Lufthansa Technik Philippines Incorporated
  • 88 HongKong Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd.
  • 89 Avon Cosmetics Incorporated
  • 90 Aboitiz Equity Ventures Incorporated
  • 91 Samsung Electronics Philippines Corporation
  • 92 Yazaki-Torres Manufacturing Incorporated
  • 93 Colgate-Palmolive Philippines Incorporated
  • 94 Purefoods-Hormel Co. Incorporated
  • 95 Isuzu Philippines Corporation
  • 96 Jideco Manufacturing Philippines Incorporated
  • 97 International Wiring Systems (Philippines) Corporation
  • 98 Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Incorporated
  • 99 Diethlem (Philippines) Incorporated
  • 100 Visayan Electric Company Incorporated

  • http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Top_100_corporations