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Published January 1, 2021, 5:00 AM
Century Properties Group Inc. is facing the new year with optimism and aims to overcome challenges through diversification and a focus on sustainability for its real estate projects.
“As we prepare for 2021, Century Properties is ready to take on the year with optimism, guided by the three core principles of Innovation, Resilience and Growth, and Sustainability,” the firm said.
It added that, “The company will continue to re-align its strategies to meet the changing consumer needs and be of better service to its customers.”
Recognizing that there will be economic challenges, CPG said it will “remain strong by diversifying its portfolio for further expansion, while reducing its carbon footprint and creating buildings with the future of the planet in mind.”
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Capital markets ‘doing very well’ despite pandemic PSE report By TED CORDERO, GMA News
Published December 18, 2020 2:42pm Despite the economic shock triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippine equities market remained stable, according to a report by the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE). In a report during a recent meeting of the industry overseer Capital Market Development Council (CMDC), the local bourse operator said the local stock market dipped by only 9.4%, closing at 7,080.62 as of December 2 this year, compared to the 2019 finish of 7,815.26. PSE president Ramon Monzon said the equities market has been steadily recovering since its unavoidable sharp decline to 4,623 in March when the government began imposing a Luzon-wide lockdown to curb the spread of the virus.
Published December 19, 2020, 6:30 AM
The local equities market is “doing very well” despite the global economic shock triggered by the pandemic, the Department of Finance (DOF) said, citing a report of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
In a statement, the DOF quoted PSE President Ramon Monzon as saying that the Philippines’ equities market dipped by only 9.4 percent, closing at 7,080.62 as of December 2 this year, compared to the 2019 finish of 7,815.26.
The capital raising activities have also been “doing very well” especially last November, the DOF quoted Monzon during a recent meeting of the industry overseer Capital Market Development Council (CMDC).
PSE file photo (Photo credit: https://www.pse.com.ph)