Did you know that you can invest in stocks — and also take part in a company’s initial public offering or IPO — with only P100,000 cash or even less? Thanks to the Local Small Investors (LSI) Program of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), this is
“Pang-mayaman lang ang stocks.” This used to be the prevailing mindset of Filipinos as regards investing in the stock market. Pang-mayaman — or “only for the rich” — because a huge amount of money is supposedly needed to participate in stock trading. Not anymore. Local
Want to take part in a company’s initial public offering (IPO) but don’t have hundreds of thousands of pesos to buy stocks? Fortunately for most of us, the Local Small Investors (LSI) program of the Philippine Stock Exchange can help address this common problem of
Wilcon Depot Inc., a retailer of home improvement and construction supplies, is set to proceed with its initial public offering or IPO in the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) this March 2017. The company plans to raise as much as P7.9 billion from the said offering by issuing up
Are you planning to participate in the initial public offering (IPO) of Pilipinas Shell (SHLPH)? Before you do, make sure you acquire useful and credible information that can help you make an informed decision. About this post: Hidden Dangers of Coconut Oil, uv express business philippines,
Oil refinery Shell Philippines is finally pushing through with its initial public offering (IPO) after almost 20 years of delay. Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. is set to raise P21.12 billion to P23.1 billion from its planned IPO, issuing up to 330 million shares, with each stock indicatively priced between P64
Investors who took part in the initial public offering (IPO) of specialty retailer SSI Group Inc. (SSI) gained 6.5% during the stock’s first trading day. SSI closed at P7.99 per share on November 7, the first trading day after the company’s IPO, a 6.5% increase
In the coming weeks, two new companies will be offering their shares to the public for the first time, namely, the SSI Group Inc. (SSI) and the Phoenix Semiconductor Philippines Corp. (PSPC). Is it a good idea to buy and subscribe to the IPO of