Malaya Business Insight
Philippine Rating Services Corp. (PhilRatings) assigned an issuer credit rating of PRS A (corp.), with a stable outlook, for Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corp. (CHPC).
This is in relation to the company’s three-year shelf registration for commercial papers (CPs) of up to P2 billion.
A company rated PRS A (corp.) has an above average capacity to meet its financial commitments relative to that of other Philippine corporates.
The rating and outlook were assigned given the following key considerations: manageable liquidity and capitalization levels; the Cirtek Group’s established track record in the industry, supported by a strong and experienced management team that has navigated the Group through economic cycles, crises, and industry challenges; CHPC’s strong customer base of well-established and global companies, diversified in terms of region and industries; improved profit margins despite lower revenues, attributable to the company’s cost management efforts; and highly competitive and cyclical industry that is susceptible to adverse changes in various economies and characterized by the presence of larger international players.
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When Brian Liu stepped up to the role of CFO at electrical component manufacturer Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corporation in the middle of 2020, the world was undergoing intense upheaval as the maelstrom of the COVID-19 pandemic swirled.
Lockdowns, and production and logistical issues became commonplace around the world. So how did he tackle this huge new opportunity amid such turbulent times? The promotion from his former position as Executive Vice President at Cirtek Electronics, a Cirtek subsidiary, came as something of a surprise, Brian tells The CEO Magazine.
But while he...
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Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corp. expects to raise P2.5 billion from its ongoing preferred share sale.
It was earlier looking at a P3.5 billion fund raising.
The company said it is now selling 50 million of its preferred shares at an offer price of P50 apiece from an earlier 70 million, divided into an initial 30 million and another 20 million covering the oversubscription option.
The preferred shares that will have a series of TCB2C for the Preferred Class B-2 Subseries C and CB2D for the Preferred Class B-2 Subseries D will have a dividend rate of 6.5864 percent for TCB2C...
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