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Emerging Asian stocks, currencies drop as virus spike threatens recovery

Emerging Asian stocks, currencies drop as virus spike threatens recovery
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Sudan: Appointment Fuels Fear for Privatisation in Port Sudan

Sudan: Appointment Fuels Fear for Privatisation in Port Sudan
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ICTSI raises P4 7 billion from treasury share sale – The Manila Times

ICTSI raises P4 7 billion from treasury share sale – The Manila Times
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Appointment fuels fear for privatisation in Port Sudan

December 14 - 2020 PORT SUDAN Port Sudan harbour (Port Sudan Harbour) The employees of the Sea Ports Authority in Port Sudan organized a protest in front of the gate of the southern port yesterday, protesting against the appointment of former director Bahri Mahmoud as an “expert”. Last week, employees staged strikes against Bahri Mahmoud appointment as director of the southern port. They saw the appointment as a prelude to privatisation. These strikes led to the cancellation of the appointment. The protesters carried banners saying “The port does not need an expert”, and “No to privatisation, not for sale”. The worker’s trade union at the Sea Ports Authority issued a statement as well, in which they emphasised that the port does not need experts, but modernisation, reparations of cranes, better maintenance, and construction of sidewalks.

ICTSI raises nearly P5B from sale of treasury shares

INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER TERMINAL SERVICES, INC. LISTED port operator International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) announced on Monday that it had successfully raised P4.7 billion from the sale of its 40 million treasury shares. In an e-mailed statement, ICTSI said the offering was “oversubscribed” by “high-quality” foreign and local investors. The company sold 40 million treasury shares at P117 per share representing a 3.9% discount to the closing share price on Nov. 25, ICTSI said. The offering was the company’s first equity follow-on offering since 2013, according to ICTSI, adding that proceeds would be used to fund “general corporate purposes, including committed capital expenditures and acquisitions.”

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