June 21, 2007
Updated 06:10:01 (Mla time)
MANILA, Philippines -- Oil storage and retailing firm Phoenix Petroleum Philippines Inc., preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) of stock, said Wednesday it was on track to reporting a net income of P116 million by yearend, based on trends from January to April.
Speaking to prospective investors, Phoenix Petroleum chief financial officer Teodoro Polinga said that would be a 56-percent rise from P74.2 million in 2006.
Polinga said the profit could be bigger new outlets the company would put up with proceeds of the IPO.
Phoenix Petroleum, based in the southern city of
The IPO consists of 36.25 million new and existing common shares at P6.08-P11.30. At that range, it could generate P176-P327 million.
“Net proceeds will be used by the company for capital expenditures and to increase its working capital,” Phoenix Petroleum said in a statement. “The company intends to establish terminal operations in other locations, expand its dealership network and services, as well as the necessary logistical requirements to support these activities.”
At the end of last year, Phoenix Petroleum had 20 retail service stations, taking about five percent of the southern
The company said it was finalizing negotiations to lease of two properties in
Phoenix Petroleum said it was the exclusive logistics service provider of Cebu Pacific Air in the cities of Cagayan de Oro,
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