This allowed PLDT to skirt the 2011 Court decision, since it issued 150 million “voting preferred shares” worth P150 million, to its employees’ pension fund. The fund of course was classified as a Filipino entity, its beneficiaries being PLDT’s employees, even if it is controlled ultimately by the Indonesian tycoon, as its biggest single stockholder.
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