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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
D. CURRENT NEWS
1. LT Group Inc. (LTG), the investment holding firm of taipan Lucio Tan,
is setting aside P10 billion in capital expenditures this year to fund
the expansion of its beverage business, land acquisition, new
projects of the property unit and technology upgrade for its banking
arm. Were ready to work closely with incoming president Dutertes
handpicked finance team led by incoming secretary Carlos
Dominguez to fight illicit trade and increase tax collection especially
in the tobacco and alcohol sectors, Tan said.
E. Analysis
There are many factors which we should consider before an investment in
a company. Like the market share of a business, past financial
performance, future guidance of company, corporate governance in
company, companys ability to change with changing environment, and
the earning of the company. As we can see in the current events the
businesses doubled its income mostly from its banking business. The
beverage side of the business continued to be the market leaders of that
industry despite the decline of its net income. With the rush of presidential
Rodrigo Duterte in the activities of his administration, business outlook in
the country is starting to get jittery. His campaign for against drugs in the
past several months was characterized by provocative and profane
rhetoric, but shed little light in terms of economic policies. This has given
rise to uncertainty among firms and investors about the measures Duterte
and his team are willing to take to keep economic growth on track while
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Gonzales, Iris(2016). LT Group allots P10 B for expansion, new projects.
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-group-allots-p10-b-expansion-new-projects
Gonzales, Iris(2016). LT Group nets 28% more in H1. Retrieved from
http://www.philstar.com/business/2016/08/14/1613125/lt
-group-nets-28-more-h1
Montealegre, Krista A. M.(2016). LT Group ramping up capital
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http://www.bworldonline.com/content.php?
section=Corporate&title=lt-group-ramping-up-capitalspending&id=129317