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N/A
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Title of Each Class
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COMMON SHARES
1,442,216,332
PREFERRED SHARES
14,500,000
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Phoenix Petroleum Philippines, Inc.PNX
PSE Disclosure Form 4-13 - Clarification of News Reports References: SRC Rule 17 (SEC Form 17-C) and Section 4.4 of the Revised Disclosure Rules
Subject of the Disclosure
Clarification of news article
Source
www.bilyonaryo.com
Subject of News Report
Strategic move: Dennis Uy has stopped Phoenix’s diesel,gasoline imports since March 2023 due to moneyproblems
Date of Publication
Jan 21, 2024
Clarification of News Report
We write in response to your correspondence seeking clarification and further information contained in the news article posted in an online dated January 21 entitled, “Strategic move: Dennis Uy has stopped Phoenix’s diesel, gasoline imports since March 2023 due to money problems” posted in Bilyonaryo.com which states in part:
“Phoenix Petroleum (PNX) of Duterte crony Dennis Uy has reportedly stopped its importation of diesel and gasoline over the last 10 months.
A Babbler revealed that PNX had notified the Department of Energy in early March that it would stop the importation of diesel and gasoline until the end of 2023.
Babbler said PNX has yet to make a decision whether to resume diesel and gasoline imports this year. To renew its accreditation as an importer of diesel and gasoline, PNX is required to submit an application with the DOE. The company has retained only the importation of liquefied petroleum gas (acquired from Petronas Energy Philippines in 2017) and asphalt.
We confirm that the Company has temporarily halted its importation operations of diesel and gasoline since March 2023. Please note that under current trading conditions such as but not limited to price volatility, the Company finds it more favorable to buy domestic fuels than imported fuels. This way, it allows the Company to manage its resources as well as reduce and manage risks due to inventory losses. Nonetheless, should trading conditions change, the Company will evaluate its supply approach and strategy.
We have no further relevant information needed to be disclosed.
We hope we have clarified the matter from our end.