Paging firm turned business solutions provider Easycall Communications Philippines Inc. has secured the Securities and Exchange Commission’s go-signal to undertake an P11.5-million rights offering.
MANILA, Philippines — Tech provider EasyCall Communications Philippines Inc. has disposed of its minority stake in a business process outsourcing (BPO) to raise P45 million for its future expansion.
Easycall Communications Philippines Inc. on Monday said it has acquired its affiliate firm, Transnational E-Business Solutions Inc. (TESI)—a technology company that specializes in software development ...
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EasyCall Communications Philippines Inc. on Monday said it is set to complete its acquisition of Transnational E-Business Solutions Inc. (TESI), a technology company that specializes in software ...
EasyCall Communications Philippines Inc., which made its name in the 90s as one of the largest paging companies in the country, is venturing into satellite communications services. In a statement ...
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MANILA, Philippines - EasyCall Communications Philippines Inc. is set to hold a stocks rights offering to raise fresh funds. Documents from the Securities and Exchange Commission showed that the ...
SINGAPORE--Chan Wing Leong, chairman of EasyCall International, has left the regional paging company to go into church work. "He was not booted out," The Straits Times quoted an unidentified source as ...
MANILA, Philippines - The corporate regulator has approved listed Easycall Communications Philippines, Inc.’s plan to raise P11.5 million from shareholders so it can buy equipment to improve its ...
August 18, 2006 As convergence progresses and we see more functionality shoehorned into the one box, the interfaces to the box will logically grow in number. With the introduction of voice-over-IP ...