IMPROVING THE REGION’S DAIRY INDUSTRY. L-R Oro Chamber President Antonio Uy, Mr. Anton Aberasturi of RC Narc, NDA OIC Director Jake So, Oro Chamber VP for Agri Atty. Zoilo Velez, Mr. Ronnie Ravanera of Land O’ Lakes and Oro Chamber Executive Director Lords Enjambre (backview) as they discuss ways to improve the dairy sector in Region 10. An actual visit to the dairy farms is set right after the holy week.
5 April 2011
Dear Members and Partners,
The Department of Health and our City Health Office thru your Chamber—the Cagayan de Oro Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation, Inc. is pleased to inform you of the implementation of the FREE MEASLES IMMUNIZATION in all local barangays starting April 4-May 4, 2011.
The one-month TIGDAS PREVENTION campaign will vaccinate all children nine (9) months to below 8 years old which is attuned to this year’s theme—“ILIGTAS SA TIGDAS ANG PINAS.” As our way of supporting this noble undertaking, we would like to encourage your company to help promote the immunization activities by coming up with a streamer which can be placed at your company’s facade.
Attached, is the streamer’s design for your ready reference.
Thank you so much for your continued support.
Very truly yours,
(sgd.)
ANTONIO D. UY
President
The main-share Philippine Stock Exchange index shed 28.51 points, or 0.67 percent, to end at 4,199.48 as all counters traded in the red. The index thus ended in negative territory for the second day in a row, as expected by many analysts and as investors reassessed gains following the run-up in the last two weeks.
Philippine National Bank, the second most actively traded stock, defied the day's downtrend, rising by 6.5 percent to finish at P67.50.
The most actively traded stocks that succumbed to profit-taking on Tuesday were AGI, Metrobank, ICTSI, PLDT, DMCI, Metro Pacific Investments, Ayala Corp., SM Investments, San Miguel Corp., EDC, Cebu Air, Banco de Oro, BPI, Megaworld, Leisure & Resorts, Univeral Robina and AEV.
Aside from PNB, Filinvest Land also defied gravity on Tuesday.
Value turnover was thin at P4.38 billion.
By sector, the industrial counter was the most battered, declining by 1 percent.
There were only 28 stocks that advanced compared with 95 that fell and 33 that stood unchanged.
BDO UNIBANK, INC.
Jonathan Ravelas
Chief Market Strategist
(632) 858-3145
Rhys Cruz
Junior Researcher
(632) 858-3001
